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Marcus Trescothick backs struggling England pair to get back among the runs

Dawid Malan and Liam Livingstone will be looking over their shoulder given Harry Brook’s white-ball form.

The Independent UK

They really outplayed us – Jos Buttler credits New Zealand after England mauling

The four-match series is finely poised at 2-1 ahead of Tuesday’s finale at Trent Bridge.

The Independent UK

Will Stuart Broad script fairy tale victory for England before he bids farewell

English pacer Stuart Broad who is just a day away from hanging his boots, will be looking to end his fairy tale career memorable note by denying Australia their first overseas Ashes victory on Day 5 of the fifth Ashes Test at The Oval on Monday. Read Further on Dynamite…

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England hope for one more Broad ‘fairytale’ on Ashes final day

England’s Marcus Trescothick said the match was ‘in a great position’ as Australia made a dream start to their run chase in the final Ashes Test

The Guardian - UK

England looking for final fairytale from retiring Stuart Broad

Assistant coach Marcus Trescothick hopes Broad can sign off with a trademark match-winning spell.

The Independent UK

Stuart Broad’s bittersweet Ashes farewell leaves England searching for one final ‘fairytale’

The England bowler will retire after the fifth Ashes Test, but Australia’s batting and rain ensured a bittersweet note to a memorable day at the Oval

The Independent UK

Trescothick and England coaches left in the dark by umpires’ light decision

Marcus Trescothick said England’s coaches were bewildered when the umpires forced the team to sideline their seamers and turn to spin under ashen skies on a rain-affected penultimate day in Manchester

The Guardian - UK

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Marcus Trescothick hails Joe Root’s ‘golden arm’ as England edge closer to win

England dominated the first three days at Emirates Old Trafford but saw their attempts to level the series dented on Saturday.

The Independent UK

Marcus Trescothick surprised after England have to turn to spin as Ashes hopes frustrated

England took just one wicket in between the rain at Old Trafford to leave themselves plenty of work to do on Sunday

Evening Standard

‘It was a bonus’: England edge closer to fourth Test win with Ashes in the balance

The weather will ultimately decide the fate of the match and the Ashes

The Independent UK

Ashes 2023, 2nd Test: Marcus Trescothick feels England can hope as Ben Stokes still there going into Day 5

England's hopes of staging an improbable comeback against Australia on Sunday and salvaging a dwindling Ashes series rest heavily on the shoulders of captain Ben Stokes, who will need to conjure up more heroics.

The Times of India

Nathan Lyon says he would do anything for team after heroic innings

Australia’s Nathan Lyon said it was his decision to bat at Lord’s despite a serious calf injury, while Glenn McGrath described overturned catch as ‘load of rubbish’

The Guardian - UK

Australia great Glenn McGrath says decision to reprieve Ben Duckett ‘a disgrace’

Mitchell Starc’s late catch to dismiss the England opener was ruled not to be complete.

The Independent UK

Aussie great Glenn McGrath fumes at catch "disgrace" and says England get "best of rules"

England opener Ben Duckett was fortunate to keep his wicket after he was caught by Mitchell Starc - but the umpire judged the Australian was not in control of the ball

Daily Mirror

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The Guardian - UK

How Michael Vaughan left most cricket fans pining for his England days

Since the triumphs of his playing career, the Ashes-winning captain has struggled to find a meaningful niche in cricket

The Times of India

Walk down memory lane: The 3 narrowest wins by runs in men's Tests

New Zealand's sensational 1 run win vs England on Day 5 of the Wellington Test has not just made fans across the world sit up and say wow, it has also equaled the record for the smallest margin of victory in a Men's Test match, in terms of runs.

Daily Mirror

Australia warned England "never think they're beaten" ahead of "fascinating" Ashes series

The next Ashes series is set to take place next summer and will see England's new positive and aggressive brand of cricket face its stiffest challenge yet

Evening Standard

Pakistan vs England: Marcus Trescothick confident of second Test victory despite late batting collapse

Coach Marcus Trescothick is “confident” England will claim victory in the second Test in Pakistan, with early morning conditions holding the key for a match that remains in the balance.

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The Independent UK

Marcus Trescothick hails importance of late wicket to England’s victory hopes

Jack Leach removed Imam-ul-Haq in the evening session in Pakistan

The Independent UK

Marcus Trescothick hopes new ball boosts England victory bid on ‘massive’ Monday

The third day finished with Pakistan 198 for four, requiring 157 more runs to win.

Daily Mirror

England coach 'wishes the Ashes started next week' after stunning Pakistan win

Ben Stokes and Brendon McCullum have revolutionised England's Test team and batting coach Marcus Trescothick says he 'wishes we were going into the Ashes next week'

The Independent UK

England’s form has Marcus Trescothick eager for the Ashes to start

Brendon McCullum has revolutionised the team since he took over as head coach ahead of the summer.

The Guardian - UK

‘Some others might try it’: Trescothick on England’s aggressive trendsetters

The batting coach believes Ben Stokes and co are pioneering a ‘different style’ in Pakistan, one that opposition teams will soon try to imitate

The Guardian - UK

‘It’s a great wake-up call’: Joe Root praises Ben Stokes’ openness

Joe Root has praised Ben Stokes’s courage in dealing so frankly with his off‑pitch issues, predicting the England Test captain’s openness ‘will better the environment that we’re playing in’

Evening Standard

England bowling coach Jon Lewis set to revert to player development role as backroom changes loom

England bowling coach Jon Lewis appears set to revert to a role in the player pathway, away from the national team, at the end of this season.

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