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ECB chief Tom Harrison insists he isn’t ‘clinging on for grim life’ as heads roll after Ashes debacle

ECB Chief Executive Tom Harrison has insisted that he is not “clinging on for grim life” after seven years in the job and a power vacuum that leaves the Board without a Chair, Men’s Head Coach, Selector or permanent Director of Cricket.

Evening Standard

Joe Root to stay on as England Test captain for West Indies tour

Root was in charge for the 4-0 Ashes loss in Australia

The Independent UK

England sack Graham Thorpe after Ashes debacle, but Joe Root backed to remain as captain

Graham Thorpe is the third member of the England management to be sacked, but Joe Root is set to remain as Test captain

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Andrew Strauss pushes for ECB to be ‘bold and radical’ ahead of full independent review into domestic cricket

Andrew Strauss, the Interim Managing Director of England Men’s Cricket, believes the ECB should not be afraid of being “ambitious, bold and radical”.

Evening Standard

Andrew Strauss 'towers above ECB colleagues' as he begins England's post-Ashes overhaul

Sir Andrew Strauss has already been heavily involved in England's post-Ashes reset, with his recommendations leading to the departures of Ashley Giles and Chris Silverwood.

Daily Mirror

England coach Chris Silverwood quits after Ashes humiliation

An interim coach will be appointed ahead of next month's three Tests in the West Indies

The Hindu

British curlers overcome Ashes-style collapse to beat Australia and maintain medal hopes

Bruce Mouat and Jen Dodds recovered from Thursday's loss to Switzerland to defeat Australia despite an alarming collapse

Daily Mirror

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England set to turn to Alec Stewart’s firm hand after the failure of Chris Silverwood’s soft touch

Silverwood was relieved of his duties as England head coach on Thursday only a day after the director of cricket Ashley Giles suffered the same fate in the wake of an Ashes debacle

The Independent UK

Australia Has Retained The Ashes For The Fourth Straight Time & Absolutely Yeah The Fkn Girls

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Ashley Giles steps down after England’s Ashes flop

Strauss to assume temporary, additional charge as managing director

The Hindu

Mark Ramprakash tips Alec Stewart as Chris Silverwood’s England successor

Michael Vaughan tipped Justin Langer to ‘crack heads together’ if appointed England head coach.

The Independent UK

Chris Silverwood leaves England head coach role following dismal Ashes campaign

Silverwood follows managing director of England men’s cricket Ashley Giles out of the door

The Independent UK

Chris Silverwood steps down as England men’s cricket head coach in wake of dismal Ashes tour

Silverwood presided over a mixed period for the England Test team capped by the 4-0 thrashing at the hands of Australia

The Independent UK

England head coach Chris Silverwood leaves post after Ashes debacle

Head coach and selector Chris Silverwood has followed managing director Ashley Giles out of the door as England pick through the mess of another disastrous Ashes series.

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Chris Silverwood sacked as England coach after Ashes debacle

Chris Silverwood has paid the price for England's humbling 4-0 defeat by Australia in the Ashes as the ECB relieved the former Yorkshire seamer of his duties

AAP

Aussies unearth real star in teen Brown

Australian cricketing prodigy Darcie Brown says she thought she wouldn't play in the Women's Ashes, but bowled her side to a series-clinching victory.

Daily Mirror

Michael Atherton delivers damning verdict on Ashley Giles' England tenure after Ashes

Ashley Giles stood down from his role as managing director of England men's cricket following their Ashes humiliation Down Under against their old foes

Daily Mirror

England 'really unlucky' as Australia retain Ashes, claims captain Heather Knight

Australia have retained the Women's Ashes with two ODIs remaining in the multi-format series - but England skipper Heather Knight certainly wasn't all doom and gloom about the defeat

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Phil Tufnell in staunch defence of The Hundred after tournament blamed for Ashes disaster

INTERVIEW: Test Match Special pundit Phil Tufnell has lauded the impact of The Hundred in English cricket, refuting suggestions the tournament has impacted the national side.

Evening Standard

Chris Silverwood and Graham Thorpe likely to follow as Ashley Giles departs England role after Ashes disaster

Ashley Giles last night became the first man to lose his job in the wake of England men’s disastrous Ashes defeat Down Under, but head coach and selector Chris Silverwood’s future was hanging by a thread today.

Daily Mirror

Pat Cummins stops short of fully endorsing Justin Langer before crunch Australia review

Justin Langer's future as Australia coach remains up in the air despite the country's recent T20 World Cup and Ashes success, with his contract due to expire later this year

Daily Mirror

Nasser Hussain sympathises with 'top bloke' Ashley Giles but England chief 'made mistakes'

Ashley Giles has stepped down as managing director of England men's cricket after three years in charge, following another disastrous Ashes tour Down Under

The Independent UK

Ashley Giles exit sparks England collateral with more dominoes to fall after disastrous Ashes

Chief executive Tom Harrison informed Giles of his departure, but Sir Andrew Strauss will oversee a more thorough cleansing after a humiliating 2021 for England’s Test side

AAP

Australia retain Ashes with 1st ODI win

Four wickets from 18-year-old Darcie Brown and Beth Mooney's 73 runs have helped Australia retain the Women's Ashes by winning the first one-dayer in Canberra.

The Guardian - AU

Australia beat England in first ODI to retain Women’s Ashes – as it happened

Over-by-over report: Australia went into the first ODI leading 6-4 in the series and beat England by 27 runs to seal the Ashes

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