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Ashes 2023 will have greater off-field diversity as LV= award journalism grant

LV= are providing a five month paid internship for young aspiring journalist Shubi Arun to gain experience at the heart of English cricket during an Ashes summer

Daily Mirror

Ashish Shelar files nomination for MCA president’s post

BJP leader forms alliance with Sharad Pawar, expected to face resistance from Sandeep Patil

The Hindu

World's best female cricketers to head to Gippsland for 2026 Commonwealth Games

Gippsland is set to host the world's best female cricketers during the 2026 Commonwealth Games, with women's T20 cricket set to be played at Moe.

ABC News

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AP PHOTOS: Fewer willows worry Kashmir’s cricket bat makers

Lines of shops display neat stacks of willow wood along a nondescript motorway in Indian-controlled Kashmir’s Sangam village. Behind the shops are small manufacturing units, where that willow is hand-made into cricket bats that find their way to India and cricket-playing nations around the world.

The Independent UK

Australia's Ash Gardner calls Meg Lanning's decision to take leave from cricket 'brave', predicts more players will do the same

All-rounder Ash Gardner predicts more players will join Australia captain Meg Lanning in taking leave to recharge from the demands of elite cricket.

ABC News

Australian cricketers on the status of ODIs among the cricket formats

With Test cricket still the pinnacle for many, and Twenty20 the home of excitement and invention, where does that leave the 50-over game? We asked some of Australia's top men's cricketers what should be done with ODIs.

ABC News

More will follow Lanning's lead: Gardner

Allrounder Ash Gardner predicts more players will join Australia captain Meg Lanning in taking leave to recharge from the demands of elite cricket.

AAP

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Suryakumar shines as India beat Western Australia by 13 runs in opening practice game

Suryakumar Yadav continued his good form as the Indian team had a fine outing against Western Australia Cricket Association XI, beating the hosts by 13 runs in its first practice game ahead of the T20 World Cup

The Hindu

Women's Asia Cup: India beat Thailand by 9 wickets

India registered a nine-wicket win over Thailand in the Women's T20 Asia Cup in the last league stage match here at Sylhet International Cricket Stadium on Monday. Read more on Dynamite News:

Dynamite News

Liam Livingstone seeing bright side of injury lay-off ahead of World Cup

An ankle injury ahead of the tournament has allowed the middle-order batter to have a mental refresh

The Independent UK

On this day in 2013: Sachin Tendulkar announces international retirement

Tendulkar hit 100 international centuries.

The Independent UK

I’m not being all woke and wet-blankety, says Fry after cricket plan rejected

The actor and writer became president of Marylebone Cricket Club this month.

The Independent UK

Cricket: Wests get head start as No.1 Sportsground returns

"The pitch was great and the outfield was amazing."

Newcastle Herald

A deeper batting line-up will work wonders in white-ball cricket: Shardul

The all-rounder feels that if Nos. 7, 8 and 9 add a few runs, it could prove crucial

The Hindu

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The Guardian - UK

Mature and confident Ben Duckett eyes spot in England’s free-flowing Test side

The left-hander is pushing for a place in the touring party to Pakistan and is encouraged by the Test side’s new aggressive approach under Ben Stokes

The Guardian - UK

‘Very dangerous but not favourites’: Buttler weighs England’s T20 hopes

As the captain returns for the first T20 World Cup warm-up against Australia, he is in a cautiously optimistic mood

The Guardian - UK

Pasty’s big blitz: the inside story of Warwickshire’s great escape

How the Bears were saved from a spell in the Second Division on the final day of the county cricket season by an incredible nine-fer

The Independent UK

Boris Johnson ‘full of energy with no bitterness’ after being ousted – Dorries

The former culture secretary said the ex-Prime Minister was ‘swinging a cricket bat’ when she went to see him earlier this week.

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AAP

Wade credits England for Aussie turnaround

Wicketkeeper Matthew Wade has become a superb batter at No.7 and says a Twenty20 thrashing from England in 2021 was a 'lightbulb moment' for Australia.

The Independent UK

Cucumber sandwiches, Cary Grant and pitch-side glamour: Remembering the Hollywood Cricket Club

Throughout the 1930s and 1940s Errol Flynn, Boris Karloff and David Niven could be found in LA sporting cricket whites. Leonie Cooper raises a gin and tonic to the movie industry’s most English sporting team

Newcastle Herald

'It hits you hard when it's someone you know'

Topics: A clash of the codes and the Olympics for actors.

The Hindu

Celebrating Jhulan Goswami — gentle giant, fierce warrior, trailblazing world-beater

Over the course of an illustrious career, the Indian pacer took the most wickets in women’s cricket and won matches in all conditions. Her astonishing rise from small-town hopeful to all-time great has inspired a generation. Indian cricket will benefit if she remains involved in the game

Bristol Post

Bristol City CEO Richard Gould linked with shock return to cricket as front-runner for ECB role

Richard Gould has proven to be a stabilising figure during his 16 months at Ashton Gate

AAP

Warner: David fits Aussie 'brand' for Cup

Tim David is taking a similar cricketing pathway to that of David Warner - but the veteran opener says the young tyro has other strings to his bow.

The Independent UK

Majid Haq feeling rare optimism about the future of Scottish cricket

Public comments from Haq and former Scotland teammate Qasim Sheikh prompted an independent review, which discovered 448 instances of institutional racism

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