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Andrew Strauss insists he has no regrets over Stuart Broad and James Anderson axing

Sir Andrew Strauss has defended the decision to drop James Anderson and Stuart Broad, insisting there are "a lot of positives coming out of it", despite criticism of the move

Daily Mirror

Professional approach key for Andrew Strauss in ‘bold and ambitious’ ECB review after Ashes debacle

Andrew Strauss has confirmed the England and Wales Cricket Board are conducting a high-performance review into the men’s game that he hopes will be “bold and ambitious” because of a belief that cricket needs “more professionalism”.

Evening Standard

Andrew Strauss wants new England Test coach in place by start of summer

The job advert for the England and Wales Cricket Board’s new managing director went live on Monday

The Independent UK

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ECB aim to have new England coach in place for first Test of summer as managing director search begins

Andrew Strauss has officially advertised the post of managing director of the England men’s team, and says he hopes to have new coaches in time for the first Test of the home summer, against New Zealand on June 2.

Evening Standard

Ollie Robinson set to return for England in second Test against West Indies

The fast bowler should play if he gets through final training session after missing last week’s drawn first Test with a back injury

The Guardian - UK

England have made bold selection calls for West Indies opener but too many ‘interims’ cloud Test reset

It is hard to take seriously the notion that a red-ball reset truly begins today for England, when so many of those on the ground in Antigua have the word ‘interim’ in their job titles.

Evening Standard

Andrew Strauss recalls brutal Shane Warne sledge that left him "humiliated"

Shane Warne was renowned for his humour and aggression on the cricket field, and former England captain Andrew Strauss was on the wrong end of one of the Australian's jibes in 2005

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Shane Warne: The greatest deliveries of Australian icon’s glittering cricket career

In an already difficult week for Australian cricket, the legendary Shane Warne passed away aged 52 on Friday.

Evening Standard

‘I’m praying this isn’t the end’: James Anderson desperate for England recall

Anderson and Stuart Broad were both left out for next month’s three-match series against the West Indies

The Independent UK

Michael Vaughan argues England axing James Anderson and Stuart Broad is the "right call"

James Anderson and Stuart Broad have been axed for England's three-Test series against the West Indies next month, and Michael Vaughan believes it is the correct decision

Daily Mirror

Stuart Broad issues furious response to England axe - "I feel gutted"

England fast bowler Stuart Broad has vented his frustration at being dropped from England's tour of the West Indies following a 'five-minute' phone call from Andrew Strauss

Daily Mirror

Lack of fury over fate of Broad and Anderson should have ECB worried

Two England greats may have been exiled, but how can people care when their careers have taken place behind paywalls?

The Guardian - UK

Dan Lawrence could open for England against West Indies, admits Andrew Strauss

Sir Andrew Strauss has revealed that Dan Lawrence is being considered as England's reserve opener for their tour of the West Indies, having only opened on five occasions during his career

Daily Mirror

Paul Collingwood in the frame to become permanent England head coach says Andrew Strauss

England are looking for a new head coach after Chris Silverwood was sacked and interim coach Paul Collingwood is among the contenders.

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The Guardian - UK

Whatever happens next, Anderson and Broad deserved a better ending than this

Two of England’s finest fast bowlers are casualties of a red-ball reset that straddles the line between bravery and stupidity

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Langer for England is not down to Strauss

Andrew Strauss reckons that any move for his former Middlesex teammate Justin Langer as the next England coach is not his decision.

The Independent UK

Andrew Strauss opens door for Paul Collingwood to be England head coach

The assistant has stepped up to replace Chris Silverwood for next month’s tour of the West Indies

The Independent UK

England take chance to glimpse at life without Broad and Anderson

England are looking for others to step up with the two best bowlers of their generation left at home for the upcoming tour of West Indies, writes Vithushan Ehantharajah

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The Independent UK

Andrew Strauss feels Anderson and Broad omissions will help England develop

England decided to drop their most experienced bowlers for next month’s tour of the Caribbean

The Guardian - UK

Strauss: dropping Broad and Anderson for England is a ‘strategic decision’

Discussing England’s Test squad for West Indies, Andrew Strauss said omission was not the end for Stuart Broad or Jimmy Anderson and that Joe Root wanted to bat at No 3

Daily Mirror

Anderson and Broad axe is a continuation of dismal planning that saw Ashes humiliation

England have axed James Anderson and Stuart Broad for next month's tour of the West Indies - but insist it spells the end of neither player's international career

Daily Mirror

Andrew Strauss reveals James Anderson and Stuart Broad's reaction to England axe

James Anderson and Stuart Broad have been axed by England for their upcoming tour of the West Indies and interim director of cricket Andrew Strauss has explained his thinking

The Independent UK

James Anderson and Stuart Broad told to ‘get fired up’ for the summer

The veteran pair have been left out of England’s squad for the Test tour of the West Indies

Evening Standard

England captain Joe Root ‘very categorically’ wants to bat at No3 on West Indies tour, says Andrew Strauss

England’s Interim Managing Director Andrew Strauss has confirmed that Test captain Joe Root has said “very categorically” that he wants to bat at No3 in the upcoming tour of the West Indies.

Daily Mirror

Michael Vaughan "quite happy" with England's James Anderson and Stuart Broad axing

James Anderson and Stuart Broad have both been dropped by England for their upcoming tour of the West Indies

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