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Ashes will be 'done and dusted' if Australia win Lord's Test: Glenn McGrath

NEW DELHI: Australian pace legend Glenn McGrath expressed his belief that Pat Cummins, the current Australian captain, has the potential to secure an Ashes victory in England — a feat that eluded World Cup-winning captains Ricky Ponting and Michael Clarke. McGrath's remarks come as Australia heads into the second Test…

The Times of India

England vs Australia LIVE: Cricket scorecard and Ashes updates as Joe Root makes Lord’s breakthrough

England aim to hit back after Australia’s two-wicket victory at Edgbaston

The Independent UK

The Ashes 2023: Josh Tongue’s rapid rise raises questions for England

Worcestershire seamer wins second Test cap in baptism of fire at Lord’s

Evening Standard

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Ashes 2023: England's depth insufficient to match Australia's strength, feels Tim Paine

According to former Australian Test captain Tim Paine, England lack the necessary depth to compete head-to-head with Pat Cummins and his team in the ongoing Ashes series. Paine believes that as the series progresses, Australia will continue to improve, making it even more challenging for the hosts.

The Times of India

England vs Australia live stream: how to watch Ashes 2nd Test free online from anywhere today

Here's how to get an Ashes 2nd Test live stream and watch England vs Australia online from anywhere – the tourists are 1-0 up after an all-time classic but they know they're in a contest.

TechRadar

Ashes 2023 how to watch: TV channel and live stream for second Test today

England and Australia are once again slugging it out as the Ashes Second Test at Lord’s continues today.

Evening Standard

Day one of second Ashes Test – England out to bounce back

Ben Stokes’ side trail 1-0 after defeat in the series opener at Edgbaston.

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England try to heal the wounds after bruising time for cricket

With the game under scrutiny from the ICEC report Ben Stokes and his team have a 1-0 Ashes deficit to rectify

The Guardian - UK

England's Josh Tongue 'living the dream' with Ashes call-up

LONDON: Fast bowler Josh Tongue expressed his delight as he realised his "dream come true" moment when he was named in England's playing XI for the second Test against Australia at Lord's starting on Wednesday.

The Times of India

Ben Stokes feels the power of the Ashes – and how Bazball transfixed new England fans

England look to level the Ashes series at Lord’s after Pat Cummins’ side snatched a dramatic two-wicket victory at Edgbaston

The Independent UK

Ben Stokes stands by England’s approach ahead of second Ashes Test

Stokes shared how a chance meeting in a north-east spa showed his methods were having the desired effect on the British public.

The Independent UK

Josh Tongue: From retirement talk to Ashes chance, with the help of Botox jabs

Tongue will start for England in the second Test against Australia at Lord’s.

The Independent UK

Joe Root admits he was going out to bat "for peace and quiet" during captaincy struggles

Joe Root left his role as England's test cricket captain last year, with his tenure ending amid a poor run of results following the 2021/22 Ashes series in Australia, won 4-0 by Australia

Daily Mirror

Tongue steps up and Bairstow in the spotlight – second Ashes Test talking points

England are 1-0 down after Australia edged a thrilling opener in Birmingham by two wickets.

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Daily Mirror

Joe Root credits Nasser Hussain with his upturn in form as key advice revealed

Joe Root's superb century in the first Ashes Test at Edgbaston was his 30th red-ball ton for his country, and elevated him back to No.1 in the world batting rankings

The Independent UK

What can England do to end Australia’s Women’s Ashes dominance?

England trail the multi-format series 4-0 after losing an entertaining Test at Trent Bridge.

The Independent UK

An early starter who contemplated early retirement – 5 things about Josh Tongue

The Worcestershire seamer has replaced Moeen Ali in the England side for the second Ashes Test.

The Guardian - UK

County cricket’s relentless spin cycle has left England short of options

There is no spin bowler in England’s team for the second Ashes Test and a look at the domestic game points to a wider problem

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The Ashes: how England cricket's head coach Brendon McCullum developed his 'Bazball' style

The Ashes series of Test cricket matches (played by England and Australia) are a sporting fixture like no other and serve up a scintillating summer of high quality Test match cricket. It is one of the leading biannual international Test cricket series in the world.

The Independent UK

Jon Lewis says England belief has grown despite defeat in Women’s Ashes opener

Australia’s 89-run win in Nottingham saw them take a 4-0 lead in the multi-format series.

The Independent UK

Who is Josh Tongue? England seamer set for Ashes debut at Lord’s

Josh Tongue made his England debut in the Ireland Test before the Ashes

Daily Mirror

England make shock team selection for second Ashes Test as Moeen Ali dropped

England will go into the second Ashes Test at Lord's without a frontline spinner after Moeen Ali was dropped for Josh Tongue who will make just his second appearance

The Independent UK

England select Josh Tongue over Moeen Ali in all-pace attack for second Ashes Test

A blister to the England spinner’s finger reduced his impact in the first Test defeat to Australia at Edgbaston, with Ben Stokes opting for Josh Tongue instead

The Times of India

Australia didn't even bring their 'B Game' in Ashes opener, says Labuschagne

LONDON: Marnus Labuschagne said Australia, especially the pacers, did not even bring their "B Game" in the win against England in the Ashes opener, adding that there is plenty of room for the visitors to improve as the series goes on.

The Times of India

Getting dropped is not something new for me: Mitchell Starc

LONDON: Taking the Ashes opener snub in his stride, Australian pacer Mitchell Starc said he is used to being "dropped the most in this squad" but he promised to remain battle-ready if he is picked for the second Test.

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