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My wife thought I was probably joking, says Kumble on bowling with broken jaw

Chethana, Anil Kumble’s wife, thought he was “probably joking” when the Indian spin great, with a bandaged face and a broken jaw, decided to challenge the likes of Brian Lara during the Antigua Test in 2002.

The Hindu

MCC recommends extra funding for Test cricket and women’s game, significant reduction in ODIs after 2027

MCC committee proposes extra funding for Test cricket, reduction in ODIs after 2027 World Cup, suggests creating a ringfenced ICC Strategic Fund to strengthen women’s cricket, calls on ICC to ensure equitable schedule of matches for all member countries post 2027. Urges global game to reset, focus on powerful few…

The Hindu

3rd T20I: Focus on batting as Indian women eye 3-0 sweep of Bangladesh

MIRPUR: With focus firmly on batting, the Indian women's cricket team will be eyeing a 3-0 sweep of Bangladesh, when the fancied visitors take on the beleaguered hosts in the final T20 International here on Thursday.

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England squad confirmed for Old Trafford Ashes Test with Jonny Bairstow and Ben Foakes decision made

England head to Old Trafford for the must-win fourth test with an unchanged squad selected

Manchester Evening News

My wife thought I was probably joking: Anil Kumble on bowling with broken jaw

NEW DELHI: Chethana, Anil Kumble's wife, thought he was "probably joking" when the Indian spin great, with a bandaged face and a broken jaw, decided to challenge the likes of Brian Lara during the Antigua Test in 2002.

The Times of India

India vs West Indies, 1st Test: Onus on batters to compensate for depleted pace attack

NEW DELHI: With the injection of new blood at the top of the batting order, the high-profile Indian willow wielders will have to come up with significant contributions to compensate for a relatively weak bowling attack as Rohit Sharma and co. gear up for the first Test in Dominica, starting…

The Times of India

Cricket chiefs set for talks to reduce punishments after England stars fined £15k each

England's players were fined their entire £15,000 match fee for the second Ashes Test at Lord's for a slow over rate, while Ben Stokes' side also lost eight World Test Championship points

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Clare Connor, English cricket’s most powerful woman, on sexism in sport: ‘I wasn’t allowed in the Long Room’

Exclusive interview: The former England player describes the recent report on cricket’s deep-rooted inequalities as ‘distressing’ as she reflects on her own experiences in the game

The Independent UK

India women vs Bangladesh women | Focus on batting as Indian women eye 3-0 sweep

Harmanpreet Kaur-led India women will eye 3-0 sweep of Bangladesh in final T20I after winning the first two matches. Shafali Verma and Smriti Mandhana will be keen to get going.

The Hindu

On this day in 2009: James Anderson and Monty Panesar defy Australia in Cardiff

The last-wicket pair kept out the final 69 balls to provide a platform for an England series victory.

The Independent UK

Final Ashes Test could be free-to-air if England can beat Australia at Old Trafford

The final Ashes Test could be broadcast on terrestrial TV if England can level the series at 2-2 by beating Australia at Old Trafford next week

Daily Mirror

Hasaranga, Gardner win ICC 'Player of the Month' award

Sri Lanka spinner Wanindu Hasaranga and Australian women’s team all-rounder Ashleigh Gardner were on Tuesday named ICC’s ‘Player of the Month’ for their impressive performances in June.

The Hindu

Will Young hits century on Nottinghamshire debut to frustrate leaders Surrey

The New Zealand international is on a three-match contract at the county

The Independent UK

Focus on the fast men as India’s rebuilding process begins

India have won the last eight Test series against the West Indies, four of them away. India last lost a Test to the West Indies in 2002. The West Indies’ record in their last five home series is impressive: they have lost just one. The current series is as important…

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In transition: On the Caribbean tour and mettle in the Indian cricket team

The Caribbean tour is an opportunity for the Indian squad to check its strengths

The Hindu

Focus on Jaiswal as Team India starts transition phase against wounded Windies

The Indian team is set to hit the transition button with much-anticipated debut of Yashasvi Jaiswal in the two-Test series against a wounded West Indies, which is searching for a road to redemption.

The Times of India

Watch: Rohit Sharma confirms Yashasvi Jaiswal to debut as opener in first Test against West Indies

NEW DELHI: Captain Rohit Sharma confirmed on Tuesday that there will be a new opening partnership for India in the first Test of the two-match series against West Indies, set to begin in Dominica on Wednesday.

The Guardian - UK

‘It’s quite emotional’: Chris Woakes reaps rewards of England dedication

The all-rounder thought his Test chances had gone but he is now central to England’s hopes of an Ashes turnaround

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The Independent UK

Chris Woakes left ‘quite emotional’ by Test return after fearing ship had sailed

The all-rounder played a starring role in England’s victory at Headingley in his first Test appearance in 16 months.

The Independent UK

‘I thought that ship had sailed’: Chris Woakes reflects on his emotional return to Test cricket

Woakes endured a difficult 12 months and even contemplated the end of his red-ball career

Nottingham Post

England and Nottinghamshire cricketer Stuart Broad reveals plans to go from two pubs to ten in a decade

It started off as 'a bit of a hobby'

The Times of India

3rd ODI: Liton Das, Shoriful Islam help Bangladesh avoid Afghanistan whitewash

NEW DELHI: In the third and final one-day international on Tuesday in Chittagong, Bangladesh overcame Afghanistan by seven wickets to escape a series sweep. Liton Das top-scored with 53 not out.

The Times of India

Reduce ODIs post 2027 World Cup: MCC suggests to ICC

MUMBAI: At a time when the International Cricket Council (ICC) is set to hold a key meeting of its Chief Executives' Committee in Durban on Wednesday to perhaps chalk out the men’s Future Tours Programme (FTP) from 2028 onwards, the prestigious Marylebone Cricket Club's World Cricket committee (WCC) has recommended…

The Independent UK

Pressure all on Australia after England’s Ashes fightback – Heather Knight

The tourists lead the multi-format series 6-4 with six more points to play for in the three one-day internationals.

The Times of India

Wanindu Hasaranga, Ashleigh Gardner win ICC 'Player of the Month' award

NEW DELHI: Sri Lanka spinner Wanindu Hasaranga and Australian women's team all-rounder Ashleigh Gardner were on Tuesday named ICC's 'Player of the Month' for their impressive performances in June.

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