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‘They’ve got to live with that’: Brendon McCullum resolute over Australia’s controversial stumping

Brendon McCullum apologised for similar controversy from his playing days in Spirit of Cricket lecture

The Independent UK

The legend of Jonny Bairstow, Australia’s ‘cheap move’ and what comes next in gripping Ashes

The controversies and aftermath of the Lord’s Test will live long in the memory

The Independent UK

Australia warned to expect a Headingley backlash after Lord’s controversy

The tourists hold a 2-0 series lead heading into the third Test.

The Independent UK

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Same old Aussies, always winning: Albo fires at Brit PM

Anthony Albanese has launched a broadside at British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak's claims Australia cheated in the second Ashes Test.

AAP

No home comforts for England at Home of Cricket – Australia’s Lord’s domination

England have won just 18 per cent of their meetings with Australia at Lord’s.

The Independent UK

Yorkshire on security alert for Headingley Ashes Test following Lord’s incidents

England host Australia in the third match of the series in Leeds this week.

The Independent UK

India’s tour of Bangladesh: Minnu Mani becomes the first from Kerala to get picked in Indian women’s squad

Minnu Mani becomes the first from Kerala to get picked in Indian women’s squad. The tribal all-rounder was picked up by Delhi Capitals for the inaugural Women’s Premier League. It is for the first time that a Kerala cricketer is making it to the senior Indian women’s team.

The Hindu

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Stop whining about the ‘spirit of cricket’ – England must get their own house in order

Recovering from a 2-0 Ashes deficit is still possible but blindly blaming the latest defeat on Jonny Bairstow’s controversial dismissal is not going to help, writes Luke Baker.

The Independent UK

We know we can beat Australia – Sarah Glenn insists no mental block for England

Australia boast a 6-0 lead after winning the one-off Test and the opening T20.

The Independent UK

Sunak claims Australia’s actions at Lord’s not in keeping with spirit of cricket

Prime Minister Rishi Sunak backed Ben Stokes’ view on the controversial dismissal of Jonny Bairstow.

The Independent UK

Sir Geoffrey Boycott urges Australia to ‘apply some common sense’ and apologise

Australia wicketkeeper Alex Carey threw down the stumps after Bairstow ducked the final ball of the over and set off to talk to partner Ben Stokes.

The Independent UK

iPhone 13 Pro Max gets a rare Amazon discount ahead of Prime Day

The iPhone 13 Pro Max is on sale at Amazon, now for just $879 when you buy it with a Cricket wireless plan.

iMore

‘Same old Aussies, always cheating!’ Chants cut deep for a nation still scarred by sandpaper

It was shocking to watch a baying crowd hurl abuse at players for effecting a stumping within the laws of the game

The Guardian - AU

Aussie media goes in to bat for Ashes team after Bairstow stumping sparks Lords fury

The Aussie media went in to bat for their cricketers on Monday after the controversial final day of the Ashes Test at Lord’s.

Evening Standard

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The Independent UK

‘Puce-faced MCC snobs’ slammed over Ashes controversy

The Australian press have lambasted MCC members after Jonny Bairstow’s controversial dismissal and the subsequent Long Room confrontation

Evening Standard

The Ashes: Rishi Sunak backs Ben Stokes in full-blown bust-up with Aussies over Bairstow dismissal

‘The PM agrees with Ben Stokes when he said he simply wouldn’t want to win a game in the manner Australia did,’ says Prime Minister Rishi Sunak’s official spokesman

The Hindu

Ashes 2023 | MCC suspends 3 members after Lord's Long Room incident with Australian players

The Marylebone Cricket Club (MCC) has suspended three members over altercations with the Australian team in Lord’s Long Room following Jonny Bairstow’s controversial stumping on the final day of the second Ashes Test.

Daily Mirror

Australia deserved to lap up England's misery - but Ashes antics shame all of cricket

Australia's victory over England in the second 2023 Ashes test will forever be marred by controversy, as furious debate swirled at Lord's following Jonny Bairstow's dismissal by Alex Carey

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The Independent UK

MCC suspend three members after angry confrontation with Australian players following Bairstow wicket

The Australia players experienced ‘aggressive and abusive’ behaviour in the Long Room at Lord’s with Usman Khawaja and David Warner confronting the fans

The Independent UK

Australian press takes aim at ‘MCC snobs’ over Ashes controversy

Differing view from across the world as run-out drama leads to Long Room confrontation.

The Guardian - AU

‘Poms’ great Ashes hypocrisy’: Australia reacts to second Test controversy

Australia woke up on Monday morning to an Ashes storm blowing from the other side of the world after Alex Carey’s controversial stumping of Jonny Bairstow

The Hindu

Bairstow's controversial dismissal sends Lord's into revolt

Marylebone Cricket Club said three members had been suspended after Jonny Bairstow’s controversial dismissal in the second Ashes Test at Lord’s on Sunday sent the crowd into an unprecedented rage, with Australia players abused by spectators in the famous Pavilion Long Room.

The Guardian - UK

In the best cricket tradition, Bairstow v Carey turned on a man saying ‘over’

The issue in this toxic Lord’s Test lies with the ever-nebulous notion of the spirit of the game

Evening Standard

The Ashes: MCC suspends three members after confrontations with Australia players in Lord’s Long Room

Australia captain Pat Cummins criticised some MCC members for alleged “aggressive and abusive” behaviour after controversial Jonny Bairstow stumping

The Hindu

An ODI World Cup without West Indies provides a grim pointer to sport’s ruthless jabs at destiny

From the highs of the successful campaigns in 1975 and 1979, the West Indies has gradually slipped in the past few decades to eventually fall apart and miss out on a World Cup spot. They have missed out on a ODI WC spot for the first time.

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