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Josh Tongue: From retirement talk to Ashes chance, with the help of Botox jabs

Tongue will start for England in the second Test against Australia at Lord’s.

The Independent UK

Yorkshire should get £500,000 fine and points deductions over Azeem Rafiq case, ECB recommends

The England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) has recommended Yorkshire are hit with a £500,000 fine and hefty points deductions across all formats over their handling of the Azeem Rafiq case.

Evening Standard

Joe Root admits he was going out to bat "for peace and quiet" during captaincy struggles

Joe Root left his role as England's test cricket captain last year, with his tenure ending amid a poor run of results following the 2021/22 Ashes series in Australia, won 4-0 by Australia

Daily Mirror

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Tongue steps up and Bairstow in the spotlight – second Ashes Test talking points

England are 1-0 down after Australia edged a thrilling opener in Birmingham by two wickets.

The Independent UK

ECB calls for Yorkshire to be hit with record fine over Rafiq scandal

The ECB has recommended Yorkshire be deducted points in all this season’s competitions and the Cricket Discipline Commission will announce their decision in July

The Guardian - UK

Pathum Nissanka shines as Scotland lose final World Cup qualifier

SCOTLAND’s winning run in the ICC World Cup Qualifier came to a sobering end yesterday as they went down to a heavy 82-run defeat against Sri…

The National (Scotland)

Joe Root credits Nasser Hussain with his upturn in form as key advice revealed

Joe Root's superb century in the first Ashes Test at Edgbaston was his 30th red-ball ton for his country, and elevated him back to No.1 in the world batting rankings

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What can England do to end Australia’s Women’s Ashes dominance?

England trail the multi-format series 4-0 after losing an entertaining Test at Trent Bridge.

The Independent UK

Australia stars Steve Smith and Marnus Labuschagne backed to enjoy ‘big week’

Labuschagne and Smith spent their designated Saturday off in the nets after failures at Edgbaston.

The Independent UK

An early starter who contemplated early retirement – 5 things about Josh Tongue

The Worcestershire seamer has replaced Moeen Ali in the England side for the second Ashes Test.

The Independent UK

India favourites to win blockbuster clash against Pakistan in ODI World Cup: Virender Sehwag

NEW DELHI: Staying true to his batting style, former Indian opener Virender Sehwag minced no worlds in saying that Team India is favourites to win their ODI World Cup blockbuster clash against Pakistan on October 15 at the Narendra Modi Stadium in Ahmedabad only for the reason that the host…

The Times of India

England select Josh Tongue for Lord’s Ashes Test

The seamer replaces Moeen Ali as a fourth pace option due to concerns over the readiness of Mark Wood.

The Independent UK

Cities sidelined, the Pakistan dilemma: How BCCI’s playing politics in the World Cup schedule

The final schedule of the 2023 World Cup cricket tournament is out, and this writer has already heard voices of dissent from major cricket centres that have either been ignored or given a raw deal by the Jay Shah-controlled BCCI.

Newslaundry

Team India should win ODI World Cup for Virat Kohli like we did for Sachin Tendulkar in 2011, feels Virender Sehwag

NEW DELHI: Former Indian opener Virender Sehwag feels that Team India should aim to win the upcoming ODI World Cup for Virat Kohli in a similar fashion to how the 2011 team secured victory for Sachin Tendulkar.

The Times of India

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The Independent UK

England captain Ben Stokes ‘deeply sorry’ for victims of cricket discrimination

Former England skipper Sir Andrew Strauss has called the ICEC report an “awakening” for cricket.

The Independent UK

What is the ICEC and where does cricket go from here?

The Independent Commission for Equity in Cricket’s wide-ranging report was published on Tuesday.

Evening Standard

Ben Stokes ‘deeply sorry’ in response to report on English cricket’s shocking discrimination problem

England Test captain addresses damning verdict on the state of the game

The Independent UK

ECB wants Yorkshire fined £500,000 and deducted points over Azeem Rafiq case

The sanctioning recommendations were made to an independent Cricket Discipline Commission panel in London on Tuesday.

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The Guardian - UK

County cricket’s relentless spin cycle has left England short of options

There is no spin bowler in England’s team for the second Ashes Test and a look at the domestic game points to a wider problem

The Independent UK

Ben Stokes ‘deeply sorry’ to hear of racism and sexism after Equity in Cricket report

The England skipper hailed cricket as a sport that ‘needs to celebrate diversity’ in light of the Independent Commission for Equity in Cricket (ICEC) report that racism, sexism, elitism and class-based discrimination ‘widespread and deeply rooted’ in cricket

The Conversation

The Ashes: how England cricket's head coach Brendon McCullum developed his 'Bazball' style

The Ashes series of Test cricket matches (played by England and Australia) are a sporting fixture like no other and serve up a scintillating summer of high quality Test match cricket. It is one of the leading biannual international Test cricket series in the world.

The Hindu

Bumrah bowling seven overs a day at NCA nets, no timeline yet on comeback

When is Jasprit Bumrah returning to the Indian team? Neither the injured pacer nor the ones working on him have a definitive answer to that.

The Hindu

PCB unsure but ICC ‘confident’ Pakistan will travel to India for ODI World Cup

The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) is still apprehensive about sending its team to India for the ODI World Cup but International Cricket Council (ICC) is “confident” that the Babar Azam-led team will compete in the 50-over showpiece.

The Independent UK

Jon Lewis says England belief has grown despite defeat in Women’s Ashes opener

Australia’s 89-run win in Nottingham saw them take a 4-0 lead in the multi-format series.

The Times of India

Rohit Sharma expects highly competitive ODI World Cup in India as game evolves

NEW DELHI: Indian cricket team captain, Rohit Sharma, anticipates a fiercely contested ODI World Cup in India, as he believes that the game has become faster and more dynamic in recent years.

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