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Seamer James Anderson still hungry to play Test cricket for England

The 40-year-old has taken just four wickets at an average of 76.75 across the series.

The Independent UK

India vs Pakistan ODI World Cup clash may be advanced due to Navratri celebrations in Ahmedabad

NEW DELHI: The highly anticipated India-Pakistan contest in the upcoming ODI World Cup might be advanced by a day to October 14 due to the opening day of Navratri celebrations in Ahmedabad. The International Cricket Council (ICC) and the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) had earlier announced…

The Times of India

WATCH: Team India's photo shoot ahead of the West Indies ODIs

NEW DELHI: After winning the two-match Test series 1-0 against the West Indies, the India cricket team now gets ready for the three-match One day international (ODI) series in the Caribbean, starting on Thursday.

The Times of India

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Amol Muzumdar likely to be batting coach of Indian women's team

MUMBAI: Amol Muzumdar is likely to become the batting coach of the Indian women’s cricket team for the Asian Games in September-October.

The Times of India

No captain has ever had an impact like Ben Stokes: Alastair Cook

Alastair Cook scored 12,472 runs for England at a strike-rate of 46.95 over a period of 161 Tests. Compare that to England’s ‘Bazball’ era openers Zak Crawley and Ben Duckett, who score at strike-rates of 63.33 and 84.59 respectively, and the difference is astonishing.

The Times of India

They got carried away a bit: Ponting on England’s ‘Bazball’ approach

Ricky Ponting said England got carried away with their 'Bazball' approach, not acting smart in crucial moments. Despite dominating parts of the game, they lost the Ashes 2-1. Ponting believes they should focus on winning, balancing entertainment with results. He praised their talent, noting their first drawn game in 17…

The Hindu

More play is better than less: Cricket needs a dose of common sense

Cricket in England is plagued by rain delays, but with good drainage and long summer days, play can continue. Golfers get on with it, and cricket should too. Fining players for slow over rates and long rain delays is harsh and unnecessary. Common sense should prevail to ensure more play…

The Hindu

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Shivam Mavi keen to use Deodhar Trophy to re-ignite ODI ambitions

Shivam Mavi endured back injuries before making his international debut in T20s. He persevered in domestic cricket, earning a call-up. Despite no IPL game, he bounced back with nine wickets in Duleep Trophy. He hopes to use Deodhar Trophy to break into one-day side. Mavi is a key player in…

The Hindu

Review process will lead to a better Cricket Scotland – Pete Fitzboydon

The Changing The Boundaries report into institutional racism was published 12 months ago.

The Independent UK

The Ashes: Harry Brook says he’ll learn from ‘reckless’ mistakes as he looks to secure landmark England deal

Harry Brook has said there is a “fine line between reckless and aggressive” as he admitted that his Ashes batting performances have, at times, fallen on the wrong side of it.

Evening Standard

Harry Brook keen to deny Australia long-awaited Ashes series win in England

The tourists are 2-1 ahead with one Test to play.

The Independent UK

Harry Brook concedes ‘reckless’ approach backfired - even for Bazball’s England

Harry Brook scored a 50 at Lord’s but admitted there were flaws in his approach with the bat

The Independent UK

England vs Australia live stream: watch the Ashes 5th Test free online

How to watch an England vs Australia 5th Test live stream. Start times, free live streams, team news – The Oval decider wasn't to be, but Stokes will want to put on a show regardless.

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Pakistan's Bismah Mahroof pulls out of Asian Games over child-carrying rules

NEW DELHI: The Pakistan women's cricket team has been hit with a double blow ahead of the Asian Games. Former captain Bismah Maroof has withdrawn from the squad due to the event's "no travelling with children" policy.

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Harmanpreet Kaur to miss two crucial games in Asian Games as ICC hands two-match suspension

Indian women cricket captain Harmanpreet Kaur suspended for two matches for breaching ICC Code of Conduct. She was fined 50% match fee for dissent and 25% for criticising umpires. Accumulation of four demerit points led to two suspension points, resulting in her missing two crucial games at Asian Games.

Homes & Gardens

How to get rid of crickets inside the house – 7 ways to banish them out for good

Don’t suffer this summer listening to these invaders chirp

The Times of India

Coping with expectations key to India's home World Cup campaign: Kapil Dev

NEW DELHI: As the ICC World Cup 2023 approaches, Team India is considered the clear favorites for the tournament. Former captain Kapil Dev emphasised that the Indian team will need to handle the pressure of high expectations in order to reclaim the trophy.

The Guardian - UK

County cricket: Essex skittle Hampshire as sun shines at Old Trafford – as it happened

Hampshire fell to 120 all out against Essex at the Ageas Bowl while Lancashire chased leather at a sunny Old Trafford

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India women’s cricket captain slammed for ‘deplorable’ behaviour

Harmanpreet Kaur is being criticised after she smashed the stumps and took a verbal swipe at umpires in Bangladesh.

The Times of India

Major League Cricket: Texas Super Kings beat San Francisco Unicorns to seal playoffs berth

NEW DELHI: The Texas Super Kings beat San Francisco Unicorns by 3 wickets at Church Street Park in Morrisville on Monday to seal a place in the Major League Cricket playoffs.

The Times of India

Harmanpreet Kaur faces criticism for unruly behaviour against Bangladesh

NEW DELHI: Indian women's cricket captain, Harmanpreet Kaur, found herself embroiled in controversy after displaying unsportsmanlike behaviour in a recent one-day international against Bangladesh. The incident, which occurred during a rare tie on Saturday, saw Kaur smashing the stumps and verbally lashing out at the umpires, leading to media reports…

The Times of India

Scoring quick runs should depend on the match situation: Ishan Kishan

NEW DELHI: India's wicket-keeper Ishan Kishan believes that Test cricket should be played according to the situation of the match, and that "Bazball" should not become the pattern for playing every single five-day game.

The Times of India

West Indies ODI Squad vs India 2023: Shimron Hetmyer, Oshane Thomas return to West Indies squad for India ODIs

NEW DELHI: Cricket West Indies (CWI) recalled star batsman Shimron Hetmyer on Monday for their forthcoming three-match One-Day International (ODI) series against India, which begins on Thursday at Kensington Oval.

The Guardian - UK

Stokes and McCullum want to save Test cricket but we must look beyond Big Three

A more equitable system of revenue distribution and guaranteed minimum games for nations is how you save Test cricket rather than focusing on the top

The Hindu

"Played some poor shots which caused us to lose": Yash Dhull after loss to Pakistan in Emerging Teams Asia Cup final

Following his team’s 128-run loss to arch-rivals Pakistan in the final of the Asian Cricket Council (ACC) Men’s Emerging Teams Asia Cup, India A skipper Yash Dhull said “we played some poor shots”

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