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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.

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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.

Daily Mirror

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.

Evening Standard

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

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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

The Independent UK

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.

AAP

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

The Guardian - AU

Women's Ashes: England face uphill battle trying to beat Australia in their strongest format

Although the multi-format women's series is poised with the hosts leading 6-4, England face an uphill battle in the One Day Internationals as they seek to steal the urn.

ABC News

Ashley Giles leaves England role with future of Chris Silverwood still uncertain

The England and Wales Cricket Board announced Giles’ departure on Wednesday night as they review a disastrous 4-0 Ashes series defeat.

The Independent UK

Nasser Hussain sympathises with Ashley Giles but says departure to be expected

Giles stepped down from his managing director role after England’s 4-0 thrashing in the Ashes

The Independent UK

Ashley Giles stands down as England managing director

The move follows the tourists’ 4-0 defeat in Australia in the recent Ashes series.

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Evening Standard

Ashley Giles steps down from ECB role after England’s Ashes debacle

England’s managing director of men’s cricket Ashley Giles has stepped down from his role in the wake of this winter’s Ashes debacle.

The Independent UK

Ashley Giles steps down as England managing director after Ashes humiliation

Sir Andrew Strauss will become managing director of the men’s team on an interim basis

Daily Mirror

Ashley Giles steps down as England managing director after Ashes debacle

Ashley Giles has become the first senior member of staff to lose their job following the Ashes debacle where England were humbled 4-0 by Australia Down Under

The Guardian - UK

Ashley Giles sacked as England team director after dismal Ashes campaign

Ashley Giles has been sacked as the England cricket team director, with Andrew Strauss replacing him on an interim basis

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Phil Tufnell identifies key change to be made if England are to recover from Ashes mess

INTERVIEW: Phil Tufnell and Jonathan Agnew will soon embark on a 20-day tour to celebrate the iconic Test Match Special programme, and England's Ashes debacle will be up for discussion

The Independent UK

England taking ‘real confidence’ into Ashes ODIs after Test performance

The tourists trail 6-4 in the multi-format series heading into the final three one-day internationals

Evening Standard

Women’s Ashes: Run chase in epic Test can give England ‘real confidence’ ahead of ODIs, says Heather Knight

England captain Heather Knight believes her side’s attacking display in last week’s thrilling Women’s Ashes Test will give them “real confidence” going into the deciding ODIs.

ABC News

Aged Care Services Minister Richard Colbeck defends going to cricket instead of a COVID committee

Richard Colbeck says he has to "live with" his decision to attend the Ashes in Hobart instead of a COVID committee hearing into the Omicron spread in aged care homes.

The Guardian - AU

Richard Colbeck defends skipping aged care Covid inquiry for ‘significant’ Test match in Hobart

Aged care minister insists he worked on portfolio duties ‘all through that weekend’ in mid-January when he was at Ashes cricket for three days

AAP

Four Test days enough, says Aussie skipper

Australia captain Meg Lanning says four-day Tests are long enough as her side prepares for the one-day format of the Ashes series against England.

AAP

Langer's on-field CV makes his best case

Justin Langer's coaching future, despite the recent T20 World Cup and Ashes successes, could come to a head on Friday at a Cricket Australia board meeting.

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