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Gilbert Jessop’s record stands test of time but new England likely to surpass feat

Gilbert Jessop’s 76-ball effort in 1902 is still England’s fastest Test century but the hell-for-leather cricket produced in Pakistan suggests it will finally be beaten

The Guardian - UK

Labuschagne, Smith create history with 1-2

Marnus Labuschagne has returned to No.1 in the ICC Test batting rankings, with Steve Smith rounding out an all-Aussie top two for the first time in 14 years.

AAP

India vs Bangladesh: Bowling hurting us a lot, says India skipper Rohit Sharma

NEW DELHI: Skipper Rohit Sharma was visibly disappointed with the way Indian bowlers have performed so far in the series against Bangladesh saying ineffective bowling in the middle overs and at the back end is what hurting the Indian team a lot.

The Times of India

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India vs Bangladesh, 2nd ODI Key moments: How Bangladesh edged India for series win despite Rohit Sharma's late assault

NEW DELHI: Injured Rohit Sharma's heroic knock lower down the order went in vain as Bangladesh defeated India by 5 runs in the second one-dayer in Dhaka to take an unassailable 2-0 lead in the three-match series.

The Times of India

2nd ODI: Rohit Sharma's late fight goes in vain as Bangladesh beat India to seal series

NEW DELHI: Skipper Rohit Sharma, who injured his left thumb and index finger while attempting a catch at second slip during fielding, exhibited a great character and courage on Wednesday as another edge of the seat thriller saw Bangladesh beat India by 5 runs, taking an unassailable 2-0 lead in…

The Times of India

Maia Bouchier and Alice Davidson-Richards added to England’s T20 squad

Alice Capsey was forced to withdraw from the tour with a broken collarbone.

The Independent UK

David Warner withdraws bid to have lifetime captaincy ban revoked in scathing statement

The Australian opener was banned from captaining Australia for the remainder of his career following the ball-tampering scandal in South Africa four years ago

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India's wicket-keeper conundrum - Sanju Samson needs to be given a regular and consistent run, says Hemang Badani

NEW DELHI: Sanju Samson was just 21 when he wore the Indian jersey for the first time in a T20I match against Zimbabwe in Harare in 2015.

The Times of India

David Warner withdraws appeal against lifetime Australian captaincy ban

Warner was barred from holding any future leadership role with the national side for his role in the sandpaper scandal at Newlands in 2018.

The Independent UK

Ben Stokes’s all-conquering captaincy marks daring England win a true great

Rawalpindi stands out due to the captain’s utter confidence in both the ballsy plan and his team’s ability to carry it out

The Guardian - UK

David Warner withdraws appeal for end to lifetime captaincy ban

Veteran Australian opener David Warner has ended his bid to have his lifetime captaincy ban cut short.

ABC News

Warner drops bid to lift leadership ban

Australian cricketer David Warner has dropped his bid to have his captaincy ban lifted, hitting out at the process an independent review panel chose to follow.

AAP

Rohit Sharma likely to miss Bangladesh Test series with finger dislocation; Deepak Chahar, Kuldeep Sen out of 3rd ODI

NEW DELHI: India skipper Rohit Sharma, who sustained an injury on his left hand during the second ODI is all but out of the remainder of the Bangladesh tour, including the 2-Test series.

The Times of India

Australia spinner Adam Zampa eyes Test call-up on India tour

MELBOURNE: Eyeing a Test debut in Australia's tour of India, leg-spinner Adam Zampa feels he is now an improved bowler and could prove valuable to the red-ball team in subcontinent conditions next year.

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Fly-in bowler could debut for Windies

West Indies' injury crisis could leave the tourists needing to debut Marquino Mindley against Australia, just days after he flew in from the Caribbean.

The Times of India

Wankhede stadium to host India-Sri Lanka tie in January

MUMBAI: The Wankhede Stadium is set to host a match during India's upcoming white-ball series at home against Sri Lanka in January, TOI has learnt.

The Independent UK

England claim ODI series against West Indies with 142-run victory

The hosts were dismissed for just 118

ABC News

Pat Cummins out of second Test against West Indies with Scott Boland in and Steve Smith taking over as captain

Steve Smith will assume the Australian captaincy once again after Pat Cummins is ruled out of the second Test against the West Indies.

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Smith happy to captain in Cummins' absence

Steve Smith is happy to only be a one-off captain for Australia after Pat Cummins failed to beat a quad injury in time to play in the Adelaide Test.

Daily Mirror

How James Anderson and Ollie Robinson spurred each other on as England beat Pakistan

Anderson and Robinson both enjoyed magnificent bowling spells on day five of England's incredible Test against Pakistan as they somehow yielded from a lifeless pitch

AAP

Archer mentor spots Labuschagne concern

The man who mentored Jofra Archer as a teen in Barbados claims the England quick would've taken note of Alzarri Joseph's bouncer barrage at Marnus Labuschagne.

The Independent UK

Ollie Robinson revels in his ‘proudest moment as an England cricketer’

Robinson starred in England’s dramatic first-Test win over Pakistan

The Guardian - UK

‘Our belief is unrivalled’: Ollie Robinson hails his proudest moment

Match-winning seamer finds hard work has paid off as England’s style leaves Pakistan scrambling for a response

Daily Mirror

Stokes and McCullum are changing Test cricket's landscape - sit back and enjoy the ride

After England's incredible victory in Rawalpindi, it's hard to know where this side goes next. But it's abundantly clear how they're going to try and get there

The Independent UK

Lancashire paceman Saqib Mahmood sets sights on return to England fold by summer

The 25-year-old suffered a stress fracture of the back in May, having made his Test debut in the Caribbean in March.

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