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Steve Smith outshines Labuschagne in county clash

The first county battle of Australia's batting superstars has been won hands down by Steve Smith as Marnus Labuschagne fell cheaply to an English Ashes rival.

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Mike Rines obituary

Other lives: Editor of Marketing magazine with an enduring love of cricket

The Guardian - UK

Under-19 national cricket camp ends in Jaipur with high hopes

JAIPUR: The 25-day long national Under-19 cricket camp concluded at the Sawai Mansingh Stadium on Thursday with high hopes for the future.

The Times of India

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Sam Hain at peace with his game and keen to get wins for Warwickshire

The batter is not being consumed about whether he will be given a chance with England.

The Independent UK

County cricket: Ashes intrigue at Hove on day one – as it happened

Sussex’s Ollie Robinson trapped Glamorgan’s Marnus Labuschagne while Somerset’s batters made hay at Lord’s

The Guardian - UK

Three out of four sexual assault charges against SL cricket Gunathilaka dropped

Sri Lankan cricketer Danushka Gunathilaka, who was accused of rape by a woman last year, had three out of his four sexual assault charges dropped here on May 18.

The Hindu

Fit-again Jonny Bairstow ‘buzzing’ to return to England squad after ‘dark times’

A nasty fall on a golf course left him with three fractures in his left fibula, a dislocated ankle and damaged ligaments.

The Independent UK

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England’s Jonny Bairstow feared he might not walk again after golf injury

Jonny Bairstow feared he might not be able to walk again but, newly fit after last year’s horrific leg break and restored to the role of Test wicketkeeper, the batter fancies the good times can roll once more come the Ashes.

The Guardian - UK

Zak Crawley: Maverick match-winner or an England gamble destined to fail?

This iteration of England have never been shy in backing Zak Crawley.

Evening Standard

George Munsey declared fit as Cricket Scotland squad named for World Cup qualifier

George Munsey has declared himself fit to play in Scotland’s World Cup Qualifier in Zimbabwe.

The National (Scotland)

‘I don’t care’: Zak Crawley responds to online critics over England Test selection

Zak Crawley was named in the squad for England’s pre-Ashes Test against Ireland

The Independent UK

On this day in 2013 – James Anderson takes 300th Test wicket to join elite club

The seamer joined compatriots Fred Trueman, Bob Willis and Ian Botham in reaching the milestone.

The Independent UK

India deserve the money, but the ICC needs to work out a better system

The Hindu

Steve Smith offers brutal response after Jofra Archer ruled OUT of the Ashes

Steve Smith has been keen to remind people that Jofra Archer never dismissed him when they last met in the Ashes after the England bowler was ruled out of this summer's series

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The Independent UK

‘Like a Formula 1 car’: Jofra Archer setback leaves England searching for answers but hope remains

England’s fast bowler will not renew his rivalry with Steve Smith in this summer’s Ashes, as Sonia Twigg analyses where the ECB turn next to solve his chronic elbow issue

The Independent UK

England agonised over dropping Ben Foakes for Jonny Bairstow – Rob Key

Bairstow’s six hundreds in 2022, before breaking his leg in three places in August, meant he was a shoo-in to reclaim his spot.

The Hindu

Injured Archer out of Ashes, Bairstow replaces Foakes for Ireland test

Jofra Archer, who will miss the Ashes, played five matches for Mumbai Indians before the injury ended his IPL stint last week

Reuters

Cricket-Pakistan unhappy with new ICC revenue model, demands clarity

The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) is unhappy with the proposed new revenue distribution model for international cricket although it accepts that India, the game's financial engine, should get the biggest share, chairman Najam Sethi told Reuters.

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Jofra Archer ruled out of Ashes, Jonny Bairstow returns to Test squad

England will be without pace bowler Jofra Archer for the upcoming Ashes after injury woes continued to plague the Barbadian-born star's career.

ABC News

Nathan Lyon predicts Ashes whitewash, says Australia not scared of England's 'Bazball' approach

After England paceman Stuart Broad ruffled a few feathers with an inflammatory remark, Australian spinner Nathan Lyon has returned serve ahead of The Ashes.

Evening Standard

Jofra Archer: England bowler to miss Ashes series after latest cruel injury setback

Archer has been ruled out of the entire international summer and also looks a major doubt for England’s 50-over World Cup title defence

Daily Mirror

Jonny Bairstow returns to England Test team as wicket-keeper but Jofra Archer OUT of Ashes

Ollie Pope is named vice-captain but Jofra Archer will take no part in the Ashes after being ruled out for the rest of the summer with a stress fracture of his right elbow

The Hindu

England the toughest place in the world to bat for top-three batters: Usman Khawaja

Australian opener Usman Khawaja believes England’s pitches are the ultimate test for top-three batters and the only way to train for the conditions there is to work really hard and have very low expectations

The Times of India

ICC rules: No 'soft signal' in World Test Championship final

NEW DELHI: The on-field ‘soft signal’ from umpires will be a thing of the past as it has been removed from the playing conditions for the World Test Championship (WTC) final between India and Australia in London next month.

The Times of India

ICC's revenue distribution model is flawed but no one will challenge it: Michael Atherton

LONDON: Former England captain Michael Atherton has criticised the International Cricket Council's proposed profit-sharing model for the next four-year cycle (2024-2027) where India will be getting 38.50 per cent from an annual $600 million revenue pot.

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