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History against England as Headingley hosts third Ashes Test

Defeats at Edgbaston and Lord’s have left the hosts trailing the five-Test series 2-0 – a deficit only overcome once, by Australia, in 1936-37.

The Independent UK

The world was stumped over England's call for 'the spirit of cricket'

'I can't wait for the third Test.'

Newcastle Herald

England should take chance to move on but fire of Ashes outrage still burns

Will the short gap between Tests help England focus on the task in hand, or will the rancour linger on at Headingley?

The Guardian - UK

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Cricket test: the right questions to ask about Jonny Bairstow’s stumping

Letters: Readers reflect on the rights and wrongs of the English player’s dismissal by Australia

The Guardian - UK

Australian legend Glenn McGrath savages England tactics with damning 'Bazball' nickname

England find themselves 2-0 behind against Australia in the Ashes and their 'Bazball' style has been criticised by many ahead of the third Test at Headingley

Daily Mirror

Captain Ben Stokes hoping England can make more ‘special memories’ at Headingley

Stokes’ side find themselves in do-or-die territory as they seek to regain the urn for the first time since 2015.

The Independent UK

Bairstow row casts shadow over third Ashes Test

Australia can expect to face a fired-up England and a furious crowd in the third Ashes Test at Headingley starting Thursday as the row over Jonny Bairstow’s divisive dismissal at Lord’s rumbles on.

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Pat Cummins insists he will do same thing to Jonny Bairstow if situation arises at Headingley

Australia have dismissed any suggestions of gamesmanship during the second Test and skipper Cummins insists he will have no qualms about repeating the trick at Headingley

Daily Mirror

England would do better to focus on winning games, not gamesmanship

If you want to play hard, play hard – but if you want to be guided by some kind of moral code, be consistent about it

The Guardian - UK

Pat Cummins ‘comfortable’ with Jonny Bairstow stumping and would do same again

The Australia captain believes the ‘spirit of cricket’ is “a real thing” but insists his team “did nothing wrong” at Lord’s.

The Independent UK

Pat Cummins praises ‘impeccable’ Australia and wants families protected

Pat Cummins has called for extra protection for Australia players’ families before the third Ashes Test against England at Headingley

The Guardian - UK

Hostile Headingley awaits Australia after Bairstow row – Ashes talking points

The hosts need to win the third Test in Leeds to keep the series alive.

The Independent UK

Australia expect fiery atmosphere in Third Ashes Test despite ‘non-event’ of Jonny Bairstow controversy

Pat Cummins says he has been shocked by the fallout from the “non-event” of Jonny Bairstow’s Lord’s dismissal and insisted Australia would be looking at their own “pretty silly” error were the situation reversed.

Evening Standard

England roll the dice with classic Bazball gamble as Harry Brook moves up the order

So, just two Tests into an Ashes series that was preceded by a winter of worry about how eight might go into seven, the answer has become blatantly clear: whittle it down to six.

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The Guardian - UK

Mike Smith and why not all England memories of Headingley are golden

Gloucestershire swing bowler played instead of Andy Caddick in the 1997 Ashes and it turned out to be his only Test

The Guardian - AU

A ‘crease’, a ‘stumping’ and ‘spirit of the game’? – the Ashes controversy explained

Jo Khan unpacks to a non-cricketer the hullabaloo around England batsman Jonny Bairstow’s dismissal

The Conversation

What is the difference between the laws of cricket and the ‘spirit’ of cricket?

The second Ashes Test ended in tense scenes on Sunday following the controversial dismissal of English batsman Jonny Bairstow. His stumping infuriated a pro-England crowd at the famous Lord’s ground and divided the cricketing world.

Daily Mirror

Steve Smith shrugs off Australia 'cheat' accusations ahead of third Ashes Test

The fallout from the explosive third Ashes Test at Lord's continue, with Australian batsman Steve Smith now weighing into the debate over Jonny Bairstow's dismissal

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The Hindu

The spirit of the game has to be taken in the right spirit

Jonny Bairstow went for a walk with the ball still in play, and was stumped. The laws of the game say he was out. The spirit of the game suggested (not demanded, for you cannot impose the spirit on anybody) that he ought to have been recalled by Australian captain…

Evening Standard

Joe Root warns Australia of Jonny Bairstow reaction as England prepare for Headingley

Controversial stumping refuses to go away with England batter capable of biting back

The Independent UK

Jonny Bairstow tipped to thrive off controversy in front of Headingley crowd

Joe Root believes his fellow Yorkshireman is ready to produce another big performance following his Lord’s stumping.

The Guardian - UK

Joe Root urges Headingley fans to fire up England but ‘don’t go beyond that’

Joe Root has called on England supporters to back their players, not abuse Australia when the Ashes action moves to his home ground of Headingley

Daily Mirror

Joe Root reveals England game plan to drag themselves back into Ashes at Headingley

Joe Root has vowed England will throw everything at producing a stunning comeback to win the Ashes 3-2, having gone 2-0 down in the series

Daily Mirror

Australia warned they have made Jonny Bairstow angry ahead of Headingley showdown

England will be aiming to find a foothold in the latest Ashes series in the next test at Headlingly and will be aiming for revenge following Jonny Bairstow's controversial dismissal

The Guardian - UK

Any spirit of goodness in cricket should recognise two opposing worldviews

Australia is a harder school where the batter is fair game – that culture does not deserve abuse, derision, or the label of cheat

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