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I’d go back and play Stokes’ way – no regrets for Joe Root over England approach

Australia won a thrilling first Ashes Test by two wickets at Edgbaston.

The Independent UK

No need to panic but England have big decisions to make for Lord’s

Losing the first Ashes Test in such a manner will highlight the failings even though a lot went right

The Guardian - UK

England approach ‘validated’ despite defeat in opening Ashes Test, says Brendon McCullum

England drove the game forward for the majority of five gripping days at Edgbaston but still find themselves 1-0 down with four to play

The Independent UK

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Flukes, fingers and fumbles: moments that decided first Ashes Test

From dropped catches to blisters, we pick out eight moments that swung the first Ashes Test in favour of Australia

The Guardian - UK

The Ashes: England player ratings from First Test as star proves worryingly ineffective

England may have lost the first Ashes Test by two wickets, but Ben Stokes' side can certainly take some positives into the second Test at Lord's next week

Daily Mirror

The Ashes 2023 | Australia, England docked 2 WTC points each, fined 40% of their match fee for maintaining slow over-rate in first Test

Australia and England both have been penalised 40% of their match fee and their two ICC World Test Championship points have been docked for maintaining a slow over-rate during the first Ashes Test at Edgbaston

The Hindu

Australia, England penalised for slow over-rate following thrilling first Ashes Test

Australia and England both have been penalised 40 per cent of their match fee and their two ICC World Test Championship points have been docked for maintaining a slow over-rate during the first Ashes Test at Birmingham. Read further on Dynamite News:

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What do England need to do to win the Ashes?

Australia took a 1-0 lead in the five-match series with a thrilling victory at Edgbaston.

The Independent UK

‘We need pace’: How England can hit back against Australia in the second Ashes Test

Mark Ramprakash reckons coach Brendon McCullum and captain Ben Stokes will be giving their bowling attack serious consideration

The Independent UK

England need pace – Mark Ramprakash expects Mark Wood to return for second Test

The former England batter reckons coach Brendon McCullum and captain Ben Stokes will be giving their bowling attack serious consideration.

The Independent UK

First Ashes Test: Australia riding high after thrilling win in series opener

The tourists finally secured a two-wicket win at 7.20pm on day five – 80 minutes after the scheduled close.

The Independent UK

Bold or brainless? Debate Ben Stokes’s tactics but don’t expect him to change

As Australia won the first Test, England did not look or act like a team that had just lost a game they probably should have won

The Guardian - UK

The Ashes player ratings: How England and Australia scored in First Test at Edgbaston

England looked to have the First Test in their grasp into in the final hour of a fraught final day but Australia edged out their rivals in another Edgbaston Ashes classic.

Evening Standard

England relied on vibes and sprites when Cummins went a little Bazball

Five tempestuous, hysterical days ended with Australia playing the old-fashioned way until desperation won the day

The Guardian - UK

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Cummins sees Australia to thrilling win in Ashes opener

BIRMINGHAM (UNITED KINGDOM) - Australia captain Pat Cummins led his side to a dramatic two-wicket win over England in the first Test at Edgbaston on Tuesday.

Evening Standard

Ashes: Australia beat England by two wickets to win thrilling first Test

For the most-hyped Ashes series in a generation, and an opener that from first ball had lived up to billing, here was a fitting finale, one sainted to rank alongside Edgbaston 2005 and Headingley 2019 as the century’s most dramatic.

The Hindu

Australia needs 98 more runs to win Ashes opener after reaching 183-5 at tea

Forced to leave the field the day before with a painful blistered finger, England spinner Moeen Ali (1-50) returned earlier to give England a key wicket of third-ranked batter Travis Head (16).

The New Daily

Australia needs 98 to win as first Ashes Test comes down to final session

Australia's first Ashes Test struggle against England will go into a final session after the tourists went to tea at 5-183, chasing 281.

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The Independent UK

England and Australia set up a thrilling finale in first Ashes Test

Australia took tea needing 98 runs, with five wickets down at Edgbaston.

Daily Mirror

Nathan Lyon dodges "p***" question as bizarre Graeme Swann urine theory re-emerges

The injury to Moeen Ali's index finger prompted an eyebrow-raising query to Australia spinner Nathan Lyon, who looked baffled by the treatment Graeme Swann used to employ

Evening Standard

The Ashes: Edgbaston rain delays start to final-day thriller

No play was possible before an early lunch in Birmingham as England and Australia wait for conditions to ease

The Guardian - UK

The Ashes: Australia beat England by two wickets in thrilling first Test – as it happened

England were closing in with just two wickets required, but Pat Cummins led a rearguard action to get Australia over the line at Edgbaston

The Independent UK

Day five of first Ashes Test: Thrilling finale in store at Edgbaston

Broad stepped up deep in the evening session to dismiss Marnus Labuschagne and Steve Smith on Monday.

The Independent UK

I’ve been there – Nathan Lyon feels for Moeen Ali over finger problem

Moeen is struggling with a badly blistered finger.

The Guardian - UK

Stuart Broad claims England are ‘massively inspired’ by spirit of 2005

Stuart Broad described the first Test as ‘cricket on a knife edge’ as Australia head into day five needing 174 runs to win with seven wickets remaining

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