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‘Bazball’ is awesome for Test cricket, Australia were concerned – Michael Hussey

Ben Stokes’ side fought back to square the Ashes series 2-2 after being 2-0 down.

The Independent UK

India vs West Indies, 1st T20I: Favourites India switch to T20I mode against West Indies

NEW DELHI: India will again start as overwhelming favourites against the West Indies in a five-match rubber starting at Tarouba in Trinidad from Thursday, less than 48 hours after their ODI series triumph.

The Times of India

Reece Topley looking to stake World Cup claim in Hundred after injury anguish

The 29-year-old is set to make his comeback from a dislocated shoulder on Thursday.

The Independent UK

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"He's timed it perfectly": Former England skipper Nasser Hussain on Broad's retirement

Former England skipper Nasser Hussain heaped praise on Stuart Broad after the veteran pacer hung up his boots after enjoying a memorable final day of his international career. Broad announced his retirement from international cricket at the end of Day 3 of the fifth Ashes Test. Read further on Dynamite…

Dynamite News

India scripts unique record after securing ODI series against West Indies

India continued their dominance against the West Indies to further increase their lead as the team with the most consecutive bilateral ODI series wins against the Caribbeans. Read further on Dynamite News:

Dynamite News

Giving youngsters exposure: said Hardik Pandya on Rohit, Kohli being rested

Hardik Pandya said Rohit Sharma and Virat Kohli needed to be rested to give opportunities to youngsters ahead of the World Cup

The Hindu

Every game important for India ahead of World Cup: Shardul Thakur

NEW DELHI: After taking 4 wickets in the series deciding 3rd ODI against West Indies at Tarouba on Tuesday, Shardul Thakur believes that every game from here is important for India ahead of the World Cup.

The Times of India

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Hardik Pandya slams West Indies board: 'We need some basic necessities taken care of'

Expressing his disappointment with Cricket West Indies, Hardik Pandya on Tuesday lamented the absence of basic facilities during India's ongoing tour of the Caribbean islands, urging the Windies board to acknowledge and resolve these issues promptly.

The Times of India

India vs West Indies: What batting advice Virat Kohli gave to Hardik Pandya ahead of 3rd ODI

After winning the ODI series against West Indies on Tuesday, India's stand-in skipper Hardik Pandya said that he likes to captain the team in such games where something is at stake and thanked Virat Kohli for sharing his batting experience with him ahead of the match.

The Times of India

Will England's 'Bazball' style work against India's spinners?

Stokes says 'only time will tell' but Harbhajan Singh feels there's 'no chance' of attacking batting approach succeeding on rank turners

The Times of India

India vs West Indies: Sanju Samson says he has the 'understanding' of batting at any number

After his half-century in India's third ODI against West Indies on Tuesday, Sanju Samson expressed that being an Indian batsman is indeed challenging because of the varying positions in the batting order one has to perform in. However, he reassured that his experience in domestic cricket has equipped him to…

The Times of India

3rd ODI highlights: Clinical India outclass West Indies by 200 runs to seal the series 2-1

NEW DELHI: India emerged triumphant over West Indies by a staggering 200 runs in the third ODI late on Tuesday, sealing the series 2-1 in their favour. The encounter not only showcased the remarkable talents of several players but also raised pertinent questions about India's team combination ahead of the…

The Times of India

Stuart Broad says goodbye in style

Stuart Broad's career ends with a fitting climax, helping England level the Ashes at 2-2. His 604 Test wickets, 3662 runs, and scalps in ODIs/T20Is mark him as a great player. He had a head-band, boisterous appeals, snarl, and sledge, plus a doggedness at the batting crease. He often walked…

The Hindu

Full marks to Stokes and Cummins — and lessons for India

75 words: England and Australia faced off in the Ashes series, each team embodying a different philosophy. In the end, 2-2 was a fair result, as both teams had to adapt the other's philosophy. England's strike rate of 74 and Australia's 51 showed that a combination of tactics can work…

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India beats West Indies by 200 runs in third ODI to win series 2-1

India tour of West Indies: West Indies vs India third one-day international in Trinidad on August 1, 2023.

The Independent UK

Chris Woakes pays tribute to bowling rivals Stuart Broad and James Anderson

Woakes claimed the prestigious Compton-Miller Medal for player of the Ashes series.

The Guardian - UK

England will take optimism after great series but Anderson must make right call

A euphoric Ashes provided fabulous advertisement with the future bright for England despite fears Jimmy Anderson is losing the fight with father time

The Independent UK

Who will make England’s next Ashes squad in 2025-26?

Zak Crawley, Ben Stokes, James Anderson – who will be around for the next Ashes in 2025?

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Stuart Broad tipped for Strictly after shock cricket retirement

Stuart Broad could be swapping the cricket pitch for the Strictly ballroom after announcing his retirement.

The Times of India

Young Indian batters must learn to pace innings in one-day format, feels Pragyan Ojha

MUMBAI: Former Indian spinner Pragyan Ojha has emphasised the importance of young Indian batters learning to pace their innings effectively, especially during the team's experimentation phase leading up to the ODI World Cup to be held in India.

The Times of India

Australia's Usman Khawaja laments 'frustrating' ball change in Ashes finale

Australia batter Usman Khawaja expressed frustration over the ball change during the fifth Ashes Test at The Oval in London, which he believed played a role in England's comeback to win the match. The tourists began the last day needing 249 more runs to reach a target of 384, starting…

The Guardian - UK

McCullum insists Ashes approach can fire England to greater heights

Brendon McCullum has said that the “tremendous confidence-booster” of seeing their methods pay off against Australia can power England to greater success – including in the next Ashes series in 30 months’ time

The Independent UK

I don’t want it to end – Brendon McCullum relished ‘heavyweight’ Ashes showdown

England and Australia drew 2-2 with the tourists retaining the urn as holders

The Independent UK

Brendon McCullum details how England refined Bazball during ‘heavyweight fight’ of Ashes

McCullum admitted he didn’t want the Ashes to end after the thrilling series finished 2-2

Evening Standard

Ashes: Bazball evolved and faces more regeneration in India

From the summer that was, to a winter still a world away and a rare lull — with all respect to the Hundred — in cricket's mad schedule that affords us all time to soak in what has just gone.

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