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The gaps in Australia’s armour to encourage England before the Ashes

Australia’s performance in the World Test Championship final against India has been a far cry from their normally clinical standards, and they will certainly look to improve on that ahead of next week’s Ashes.

The Independent UK

WTC final: Australia look set to begin Ashes as world Test champions with win over India in sight

Baggy Greens stretch lead to 296 despite profligacy in the field

Evening Standard

Labuschagne and Smith keep Australia in control of final after India fightback

Australia lead India by 296 runs with six second innings wickets intact after the third day of the World Test Championship at the Kia Oval

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Australia on course for world title despite fielding woes against India

India were bowled out 173 runs short of Australia’s first-innings total at the Oval

The Independent UK

Ricky Ponting reckons England only came up with Bazball as a plot to beat Australia

Former Australia captain Ricky Ponting can't wait for the Ashes to start with English conditions and the success of 'Bazball' set to have a huge say in the destination of the urn

Daily Mirror

Australia's Marnus Labuschagne nods off during India match before being woken up to bat

Marnus Labuschagne had a sudden wake up call after nodding off on the balcony during the World Test Championship final clash between Australia and India at The Oval

Daily Mirror

Australia remain on top in World Test Championship final despite missed chances

India were bowled out for 296 and Australia extended their lead to 196 by tea on day three

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Wicket off a no-ball and three dropped catches – Australia give India hope

India are 260 for six at lunch, a deficit of 209.

The Independent UK

Head, Smith shine as Australia control World Test final

Travis Head has laid down a marker ahead of the Ashes, proving he has the game to work in England with a blazing century to help Australia to 3-327 on day

The New Daily

WTC Final 2023: Head and Smith run India ragged with huge stand on Day 1

A tenacious Australian batting line-up made the most of the miss, moving to a comfortable 327 for three at the end of the first day of the ICC World Test Championship final here on Wednesday.

The Hindu

Cricket’s absurd championship climax perfect for brilliantly silly Test game

The action crackled and fizzed while Australia and India locked horns in a Test that adds further intrigue for the Ashes

The Guardian - UK

Travis Head’s fluent 146 not out against India turns WTC final Australia’s way

Australia scored 327 for three on the first day of the World Test Championship final against India with Travis Head compiling a superb 146 not out

The Guardian - UK

World Test Championship final: Travis Head century puts Australia in command against India

Baggy Greens lay down marker in final Ashes warm-up

Evening Standard

Travis Head lays down Ashes marker with blistering century against India

Head was the standout performer as the Baggy Greens racked up 327 for three.

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Travis Head hits quickfire 60 to give Australia momentum in WTC against India

Head was at his counter-punching best, reeling off 10 boundaries in 75 balls to push the pressure back on to the Indian attack.

The New Daily

Travis Head and Steve Smith steady ship for Australia in WTC final

David Warner delivered an early statement before falling for 43 before lunch, with Australia 2-73 in the World Test Championship final.

The Independent UK

David Warner out for 43 just before lunch on day one of World Test Championship

Australia reached 73 for two against India by the first interval at the Kia Oval.

The Hindu

All set for titanic clash in pursuit of Test cricket’s holy grail

India will want to make amends for the inaugural WTC final held at Southampton in 2021 when New Zealand cruised home by eight wickets in a rain-affected encounter. Australia stands in the way this time around, as India takes another shot at redemption.

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Daily Mirror

Stuart Broad won't be raging this time if he gets left out of the England side to start the Ashes

England star Stuart Broad has been happy to call out the selectors when he has been dropped in the past, but promises he won't mind this summer

The Independent UK

Ashes major talking points as Australia gear up for first taste of ‘Bazball’

The series starts at Edgbaston next week.

The Hindu

India coach Dravid says Broad plan alone not enough against Warner

India coach Rahul Dravid said on Monday there was more to dismissing Australia’s David Warner in this week’s World Test Championship (WTC) final than employing the tactics England’s Stuart Broad used so successfully during the 2019 Ashes.

Daily Mirror

Steve Smith starts Ashes mind games by warning Jack Leach leaves "big shoes to fill"

Legendary Aussie batter hoping fourth time is the charm as he goes in search of first away Ashes series win

The New Daily

Steve Smith reluctant to weigh in on retirement talk

Steve Smith insists he is no clearer about a path to retirement from Test cricket and says taking a lead from David Warner is not an option.

Evening Standard

Jack Leach injury leaves England with ‘big shoes to fill’ for Ashes, says Steve Smith

Australia talisman is targeting a first series win on English soil after the World Test Championship final against India

Evening Standard

England name unchanged squad for first two Ashes Tests as Josh Tongue keeps his place after impressive debut

Tongue’s inclusion means England will take a 16-man squad to Edgbaston for the series opener, which starts on June 16

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