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Ravichandran Ashwin used crease well against West Indies: Anil Kumble

NEW DELHI: Star India off-spinner Ravichandran Ashwin showcased his exceptional guile and spin in the first Test against West Indies in Dominica, deceiving the opposition with a remarkable performance of 12-131.

The Times of India

Nathan Lyon reveals how Ashes stars clashed at Lord’s over Jonny Bairstow stumping

Nathan Lyon has revealed he was forced to intervene on crutches to cool tensions between England and Australia players in the aftermath of Jonny Bairstow's controversial Lord's dismissal.

Evening Standard

Ashes 2023: ‘Gun player’ Zak Crawley backed to rack up runs for England

Moeen Ali says Zak Crawley is an "absolute gun player" and backed the England opener to fill his boots once his game clicks into gear.

Evening Standard

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2nd Women's ODI: India in must-win situation against Bangladesh

In their quest to avoid an embarrassing series defeat, the struggling Indian batters will face the challenge of adapting to a slow surface as they take on Bangladesh in the second women's ODI on Wednesday.

The Times of India

England vs Australia: England put their faith in ageing attack for must-win Ashes Test

James Anderson will make a return to his home ground at Old Trafford as he leads an aging England bowling attack in a crucial fourth Ashes Test against Australia, beginning Wednesday.

The Times of India

Chief selector Ajit Agarkar to meet Rahul Dravid, Rohit Sharma in West Indies to discuss World Cup road map

Former India bowler and the current chairman of BCCI's senior selection committee, Ajit Agarkar, is scheduled to visit the West Indies to hold discussions with head coach Rahul Dravid and captain Rohit Sharma regarding the plans for the upcoming 50-over World Cup, which is set to commence on October 5…

The Times of India

Spin-king Ashwin in no mood to relinquish his crown

R. Ashwin, India's best bowler in the last WTC cycle, was benched for the title clash. Despite the setback, he bounced back with a match-winning spell of 12/131 in the opening Test of the new WTC cycle, proving his hunger and passion for the game. He is now just one…

The Hindu

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Shakeel, Salman help Pakistan counter Sri Lanka's spin

Pakistan's Shakeel/Salman rescue innings from precarious 101-5, de Silva's 122 bolsters SL to 312. Shakeel/Salman's 120-run stand steadies Pak, de Silva's 50th Test ton helps SL to respectable total.

The Hindu

Botham auctions off 1981 Ashes mementoes

Ian Botham sold 200+ souvenirs from his cricket career, incl. ball from 1981 Ashes win (5 wkts for 1 run) & Headingley 81 stump (149 not out).

The Hindu

‘Old is gold’: Moeen Ali backing England’s historically senior bowling attack in crunch Ashes clash

The oldest Ashes bowling unit since 1928 will take the field for England in their must-win Test at Old Trafford this week

The Independent UK

Moeen Ali keen to prove ‘old is gold’ as England aim to keep Ashes dream alive

The hosts are set to roll out the oldest pace attack in Ashes cricket since the Australian class of 1928.

The Independent UK

We will need someone like Rahane in form for South Africa tour: Rathour

Rathour hails Rahane's comeback; impressed with Jaiswal's debut. Shubman Gill given time to prove himself in new batting position.

The Hindu

Nat Sciver-Brunt says drawing Women’s Ashes would be source of pride for England

Australia’s narrow ODI win on Sunday ensured they could not lose the series.

The Independent UK

The Ashes: Moeen Ali putting the team first with move up to No3 for Fourth Test

All-rounder carded at No3 after success after Headingley

Evening Standard

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The data behind James Anderson’s Ashes return as Moeen Ali bats at number three

The PA news agency looks at the statistical significance of both decisions.

Evening Standard

Women’s Ashes 2023: Fightback finally hits the buffers, but England have closed a massive gap

Moments: Heather Knight has been clear all summer about the need to recognise them, seize them, even learn to relax in them, the theory being that while the Australian behemoth might be impossible to go stride for stride with over the course of a series, by picking their battles and…

Evening Standard

The Ashes: James Anderson recalled for Old Trafford in one change for Fourth Test

Anderson back on home soil for do-or-die showdown

The Times of India

Vikram Rathour feels Ajinkya Rahane's form could be critical to Test series in South Africa

India's batting coach Vikram Rathour feels Ajinkya Rahane's composed approach has been the defining characteristic of his Test comeback, and with the Indian team scheduled to tour South Africa later this year, Rathour emphasized the importance of Rahane maintaining his current form.

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The Guardian - UK

Cricket report a shocking wake-up call: this is how all sports can do better

Testimonies that reveal misogyny, racism and sexism should jolt every sporting body into listening to excluded voices

The Independent UK

Heather Knight urges England to draw ‘best series in history of women’s cricket’

Nat Sciver-Brunt hit an unbeaten 111 but England were restricted to 279 for seven in reply to Australia’s 282.

The Guardian - UK

Australia’s use of extra spin rewarded with retention of women’s Ashes

The tourists played three specialist slow bowlers to beat England, learning a lesson from their male counterparts in 2005

The Independent UK

Nat Sciver-Brunt’s stunning century cannot stop Australia retaining the Ashes

Nat Sciver-Brunt’s third ODI hundred against Australia could not prevent them retaining the Women’s Ashes

The Hindu

When I bowl, I constantly think like a batter, says Ravichandran Ashwin

Ravichandran Ashwin explained his thought process behind his deliveries after a successful first Test against West Indies. He utilised the extra bounce and spin to make it difficult for the batters to read his variations. He ended with 12/131, his best away from home.

The Guardian - UK

Never mind the data, David Warner is still doing his job for Australia

He is no longer the dominant slayer of hundreds, but in this series the opener has delivered – no matter what his critics say

The Hindu

SL vs Pak first Test | Sri Lanka fights back to reach 242-6 at stumps on first day

Sri Lanka fight back after early wickets to reach 242-6 at stumps on day one of first Test against Pakistan. Vice-captain Dhananjaya de Silva (94) & Angelo Mathews (64) shared crucial partnerships. Shaheen Afridi (3 wickets) and Naseem Shah (1 wicket) bowled well with the new ball.

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