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Olly Stone eyes England World Cup role as he takes James Anderson inspiration

England quick Olly Stone is finally stringing games together after undergoing back surgery in 2021 to try and prolong his career, having suffered a series of stress fractures

Daily Mirror

England’s bowlers have cast a spell in Pakistan without a magician

Only one other side has taken all 60 wickets in a three-Test series in Pakistan – and Sri Lanka had Muttiah Muralitharan

The Guardian - UK

Anderson suggests England’s aggression can pose Australia problems in Ashes

Jimmy Anderson, who will sit out the third Test in Pakistan, said of Australia: ‘I’m sure they’ll try to come back just as hard as they can’ in next year’s Ashes

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England enter Pakistan stronghold with a place in history at stake

With the series already secure Ben Stokes’s dynamic team head to the scene of a victory etched in English cricket folklore

The Guardian - UK

Twenty years of Jimmy Anderson: from frosted tips to statistical marvel

England’s greatest fast bowler made his international debut in a one-day hammering – two decades on he is closing in on 1,000 all-format wickets

The Guardian - UK

England’s Mark Wood admits he considered quitting Tests this year

Mark Wood said there was a moment during a cruel summer of two elbow operations and no cricket that he flirted with the idea of Test retirement

The Guardian - UK

Saud leads Pakistan charge to leave second Test with England finely poised

Pakistan are 198-4 and need 157 runs to beat England in the second Test after an impressive partnership from Saud Shakeel and Imam-ul-Haq

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Ben Stokes focuses on bigger picture in lockstep with Brendon McCullum

As he prepares for the second Test in Pakistan, the England captain relishes being one of ‘two blokes leading the charge with exactly the same mindset’

The Guardian - UK

‘Our belief is unrivalled’: Ollie Robinson hails his proudest moment

Match-winning seamer finds hard work has paid off as England’s style leaves Pakistan scrambling for a response

The Guardian - UK

Ben Stokes calls England’s stunning Test win in Pakistan ‘mind-blowing’

Ben Stokes admitted his mind was blown after leading England to one of their finest away Test victories

The Guardian - UK

Anderson and Robinson bowl England to stunning first Test win over Pakistan

Jimmy Anderson and Ollie Robinson took four wickets apiece as England beat Pakistan by 74 runs on the final day of the first Test in Rawalpindi

The Guardian - UK

England beat Pakistan by 74 runs: first Test, day five – as it happened

Some 22 years on from England’s miracle in the dark in Karachi came another famous win that beat the setting sun by a matter of minutes

The Guardian - UK

Pakistan openers fight back in first Test in response to England’s mammoth 657

The Pakistan openers Imam-ul-Haq and Abdullah Shafique put on an unbroken 181 as England’s bowlers toiled on the flat pitch in Rawalpindi

The Guardian - UK

Duckett and Livingstone step up as England bring Bazball to Pakistan

First Test series hosted by Pakistan against England for 17 years has generated goodwill over tourists’ bold approach

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Shoaib Akhtar: ‘Had I been the fittest, I would’ve been the greatest ever’

‘The Rawalpindi Express’ remains the fastest bowler of all time and is delighted to welcome England back to Pakistan 17 years after he blew them away on their last visit

Daily Mirror

Nasser Hussain names England's greatest cricketer as Ian Botham and Ben Stokes fall short

Former England captain Nasser Hussain has delivered his verdict on who the greatest England cricketer he has ever seen is, with Sir Ian Botham, Ben Stokes and James Anderson making his top three

Zenger

Forward Motion: Jimmy Anderson Helps Reignite Professional Kickboxing Association

For CEO Joe Corley, landing a key investor for PKA delivered the winning punch.

The Guardian - UK

County cricket 2022 awards: the Spin’s final word on the season

The Spin dishes out the gongs to the best, worst, and most memorable events of the 2022 Championship season

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Daily Mirror

England told picking both James Anderson and Stuart Broad away from home is a "mistake"

James Anderson and Stuart Broad were crucial to England's success this summer, but ex-Australia captain Ian Chappell believes they cannot be picked in the same team away from home

Daily Mirror

6 legends that could follow Roger Federer into retirement as Swiss icon hangs up racket

Roger Federer has joined Serena Williams in saying their final farewells, many sporting icons are reaching the age where they are deciding whether to do the same or carry on

The Guardian - UK

England ‘frustrated’ to be held up by bad light, says Stuart Broad

Stuart Broad said England were frustrated to be forced off by bad light with 33 runs needed to beat South Africa

The Guardian - UK

Ben Stokes makes himself the point of difference against South Africa

All-rounder seems to play close to his pain threshold but late wickets of Jansen and Rabada turn Test England’s way

The Guardian - UK

Zak Crawley guides England to verge of series win against South Africa

Zak Crawley and Alex Lees put on an unbeaten opening partnership of 97 but bad light stopped play at end of day four with England needing 33 to win

Evening Standard

England on the verge of series victory despite bad light halting Zak Crawley’s charge

This series has happened in a hurry – and the decider has been no different. There were 17 wickets on the third day, when play finally began, and 13 more on the fourth.

The Guardian - UK

Robinson skittles South Africa before Pope gives England narrow advantage

Ollie Robinson’s five-wicket haul helped England dismiss South Africa for 118 but despite Ollie Pope’s impressive 67, the tourists fought back

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