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WTC has made it worse for Test cricket: Butcher

Former England Test batter Mark Butcher feels the ICC World Test Championship (WTC) has done more harm than good to the longest format.

The Hindu

History shows manufactured openers work for Australia

An analysis of players who moved from the middle-order to open for Australia shows most perform better at the top, aiding Cameron Green's Test recall chances.

AAP

Newlands — the latest in the never-ending debate on pitches

As yet another wicket tumbled in the second Test at the Newlands Cricket Ground, Mark Nicholas, the MCC president, former England-A and Hampshire captain and now one of the most distinct voices in the game, told The Hindu: “I don’t really think it is the best thing for Test cricket…

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IND vs AUS | Harmanpreet’s Women In Blue keen to end gruelling season on a high

India Women's 11th international cricket match in 35 days against Australia offers a chance to clinch a rare T20I series win and end a fruitful season on a high.

The Hindu

Return of Rohit and Kohli reveals hope, apprehension about the road ahead

Rohit & Kohli return to Indian T20 team for ICC T20 World Cup in West Indies & US, hoping to gain closure for World Cup final loss.

The Hindu

Pat Cummins among nominees for ICC Men's Player of the Month for December

Shortlisted contenders for ICC Men's Player of the Month for December 2023 include Pat Cummins, Taijul Islam & Glenn Phillips for their outstanding performances.

The Hindu

India's Jemimah Rodrigues, Deepti Sharma nominated for ICC Women's Player of the Month Award for December 2023

India's star batter Jemimah Rodrigues and all-rounder Deepti Sharma are among the stars nominated for the ICC Women's Player of the Month Award for December 2023, the International Cricket Council (ICC) announced on Monday. Read further on Dynamite News:

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Subcontinent pitches rated sub-par more often, yet Test matches end faster everywhere | Data

Analysis of ICC pitch ratings shows Indian pitches unfairly rated; spinners dominate in Indian subcontinent Tests.

The Hindu

Opener call to herald era of big selection decisions

The decision on who should replace David Warner as Test opener is the first of several big calls for Australia's selectors as an era of transition arrives.

AAP

Ashwin terms Vaughan's 'underachiever' remark 'laughable'; rates India as excellent travelling side

Ace spinner Ravichandran Ashwin rebutted former England captain Michael Vaughan’s claim of India being an “underachieving team”

The Hindu

Australia’s Perry makes record 300 international appearances

Star cricketer Ellyse Perry became Australia’s first woman cricketer to make 300 appearances for the country across all international formats

The Hindu

Rohit Sharma to lead India's T20I side against Afghanistan; Virat Kohli included

Rohit Sharma and Virat Kohli returned to India’s T20I squad against Afghanistan as the BCCI revealed a 16-player roster for three-match T20I series, starting on January 11.

The Hindu

Race against time to avoid England-India TV blackout

No deal has yet been struck with the Board of Control for Cricket in India ahead of the first Test on January 25.

The Independent UK

ICC rejects Usman Khawaja's appeal against armband sanction

Usman Khawaja's appeal against ICC reprimand for wearing black armband to mourn victims of Israel-Palestine conflict rejected.

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De Villiers blames T20 cricket for short India-South Africa series

India vs South Africa: AB de Villiers blames T20 leagues for South Africa and India's two-Test series and calls for change to identify best Test team.

AAP

Bancroft insists scars of ball-tampering have healed

Cameron Bancroft is confident Australian players would have no issue playing with him again after the ball-tampering scandal, as he pushes for a Test recall.

AAP

Pakistan collapses open door for full summer for quicks

Australia have set their sights on a bowling attack playing unchanged through an entire Test summer for the first time in 10 years with the quartet all healthy.

AAP

Reluctance to move Smith boosts Green's chances to open

Steve Smith's desire to replace David Warner as a Test opener is unlikely to be fulfilled, with coach Andrew McDonald concerned about moving him from No.4.

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David Warner: If I had my time again, I'd bite my tongue a little bit more

David Warner reflects on his career, discussing his aggressive approach, ball-tampering scandal, and his support system as he retires from Test cricket.

The Hindu

India in South Africa | I have learnt a lot from my first two tours: Yashasvi Jaiswal

Yashavi Jaiswal's 28 runs helped India win the 2nd Test in South Africa, with his mentor Rahal Dravid's advice to "bat with a smile".

AAP

Australia, Pakistan set for cricket 'exchange program'

Australia and Pakistan are hoping a possible partnership between cricket boards could better prepare both nations for playing in unfamiliar conditions.

The Guardian - AU

David Warner exits Test stage with rich tapestry of chaos and artistry

For the man who was once a boy heralding the game’s future, something old-fashioned leaves Test cricket with him

AAP

Perry reaches 300 not out for Australia, open to 400

Ellyse Perry is about to become the first Australian woman to play 300 cricket internationals, and the star allrounder is tempted by the lure of reaching 400.

AAP

Cummins doesn't want changes in Aussie batting order

Pat Cummins has kept the door ajar for Cameron Green to replace David Warner at the top of the Test team, pushing against another incumbent moving up to open.

AAP

David Warner tight-lipped on 'missing baggy green' saga

Newly retired Test opener David Warner is adamant he has no idea how the now-infamous saga of his missing baggy greens came about.

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