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Reduce ODIs post 2027 World Cup: MCC suggests to ICC

MUMBAI: At a time when the International Cricket Council (ICC) is set to hold a key meeting of its Chief Executives' Committee in Durban on Wednesday to perhaps chalk out the men’s Future Tours Programme (FTP) from 2028 onwards, the prestigious Marylebone Cricket Club's World Cricket committee (WCC) has recommended…

The Times of India

Activists to meet Siddaramaiah over non-allocation of funds for conservation of heritage structures in Mysuru

Stung by lack of budgetary allocation for upkeep of heritage structures in Mysuru, a delegation of stakeholders will meet Chief Minister Siddaramaiah to drive home the imperatives of conservation.

The Hindu

England Women chase down Australia in third T20 to keep Ashes hopes alive

Powerful hitting from Alice Capsey helped England chase a revised total to beat Australia in a rain-affected T20 Ashes match

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Lord's Museum documents Empire of Cricket with new exhibition

LONDON: The bat used by K S Ranjitsinhji, well-known as Ranji, to score his unbeaten 154 in his Test debut over a century ago in July 1896 and the ball from the infamous Bodyline England versus Australia series of 1932-33 are among the iconic items on display at a new…

The Times of India

Inside the Bodyline Ashes series - cricket's darkest hour that ruined the players' lives

The sport's greatest controversy caused such bad feeling it ruined players’ careers, damaged England and Australia's economies and came close to turning into a diplomatic incident

Daily Mirror

Women’s Ashes 2023: England eye next stage of epic comeback after clearing ‘psychological hurdle’

Almost 20,000 tickets have been sold as the multi-format series moves to Lord’s this weekend

Evening Standard

MCC restricts access of its members after Long Room incident at Lord's Test

The members of the MCC have “brought shame” by abusing the Australian cricketers during the Lord’s Test and a “tougher stance” will be taken on their “unacceptable” behaviour, the club said

The Hindu

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MCC restricts members’ access inside Lord’s pavilion following Ashes clash

MCC members clashed with Australia players in the Long Room following Jonny Bairstow’s divisive stumping.

The Independent UK

MCC orders members away from players after Long Room incident at Ashes Test

The MCC will separate members from players for the remainder of the summer while it continues its investigation

The Guardian - UK

Clare Connor recalls ‘fairytale’ creation of Women’s Ashes trophy 25 years ago

The former England captain was involved as England and Australia players helped create the trophy at Lord’s in 1998.

The Independent UK

Mysuru’s public bicycle sharing system Trin Trin to get new technology

While school and college-going students, apart from young employees and tourists, account for a majority of the rides on the conventional Trin Trin bicycles, the authorities are anticipating the patronage base to widen with the introduction of pedal assist bicycles, which promise to vastly improve the riding experience.

The Hindu

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

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

Newcastle Herald

Who’s for political Bazball with Rishi? Voters? Tories? Anyone?

So a prime minister soiled by the Rwanda policy offers fair play and ethics lessons to cricketers. Funny old game, isn’t it? says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde

The Guardian - UK

Ashes: It's batter's job to stay inside crease until the ball is dead, says Mark Taylor

NEW DELHI: Former Australian captain Mark Taylor has emphasised that cricketers should be aware that stumping is a legitimate mode of dismissal as per the laws of the game. He reminds them that it is ultimately the batsman's responsibility to protect their wicket.

The Times of India

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Cricket's wicket ways: what the furore over a stumping tells us about Anglo-Australian relations (spoiler: they'll survive)

Someone’s got to say it: it’s just not cricket!

The Guardian - UK

Members’ boorish heckling at Lord’s shows MCC must change faster

Ugly scenes in the Long Room looked, sounded and felt like an unfunny Bullingdon Club callback – the age of entitled asses must pass

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Yr Hot Girl Explainer On The Current Cricket Drama So U Can Hit The Pub Trivia Sports Round For 6

MAFS wishes it could be this petty.

Daily Mirror

Australian Ashes - biggest cricket dispute in 90 years sparks Britain diplomatic row

After taking a look with his expert eye, Rishi Sunak has accused the Aussies of breaking the spirit of cricket with the controversial dismissal of England player Jonny Bairstow

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Evening Standard

Australian PM Anthony Albanese backs cricket team amid Rishi Sunak Ashes criticism

The Prime Minister said Australia’s stumping of Jonny Bairstow was not in keeping with the spirit of the game

Daily Mirror

Headingley set for security INCREASE as Australia face backlash over Jonny Bairstow drama

Fury was sparked at Lord's on Sunday when Australia won their appeal for a controversial run-out of England batsman Jonny Bairstow, as they took a momentous 2-0 lead in the Ashes

The Guardian - UK

Australia ‘have to live with’ Bairstow stumping, warns Brendon McCullum

The England coach Brendon McCullum says his players have been ‘galvanised’ by the controversial stumping of Jonny Bairstow by Alex Carey

Evening Standard

Ashes: Brendon McCullum promises ‘galvanised’ England at Headingley after Jonny Bairstow controversy

Brendon McCullum says Australia will have to “live with” their controversial dismissal of Jonny Bairstow and warned they will meet a “galvanised” England at Headingley as a result.

The Independent UK

The legend of Jonny Bairstow, Australia’s ‘cheap move’ and what comes next in gripping Ashes

The controversies and aftermath of the Lord’s Test will live long in the memory

Daily Mirror

Australia star appears to point and laugh at furious England fans in Jonny Bairstow row

The dismissal of Jonny Bairstow prompted unsavoury scenes at Lord's on Sunday, with Australia's players heckled as they walked through the long room at the lunch interval

The Independent UK

Yorkshire on security alert for Headingley Ashes Test following Lord’s incidents

England host Australia in the third match of the series in Leeds this week.

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