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Batters need to be a lot more ruthless: Temba Bavuma

NEW DELHI: Captain Temba Bavuma wants his front-line batsmen to score more quickly when the second match of South Africa's two-Test series against the West Indies begins on Thursday in Georgetown, Guyana.

The Times of India

On a hat-trick in cricket? Listen to Ian Botham, bowl full and straight

There have been 49 Test hat-tricks. Dominic Cork learned from a previous failure and was successful for England in 1995

The Guardian - UK

SLC ropes in Ian Bell as batting coach ahead of away Test series vs England

NEW DELHI: Ian Bell, a former England batsman, has been named as the batting coach for the Sri Lankan national team. The announcement was made by Sri Lanka Cricket (SLC) on their official website on Tuesday.

The Times of India

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Clear-headed and clinical: Graham Thorpe was the type of batter captains crave

Test record for England reflected left-hander’s remarkable ability to adapt and he flourished against the very best

The Guardian - UK

Graham Thorpe was a light in the darkness of Nineties England cricket, as he dies aged 55

Graham Thorpe played 100 Tests for England and later went on to become the side’s batting coach

The Independent UK

Graham Thorpe: Classy batter who helped carry England during the lean 1990s

Thorpe won 100 Test caps for England.

The Independent UK

England’s Ben Stokes sensed time was right to ‘blow West Indies away’

Ben Stokes said he sensed it was time to strike after England’s 10-wicket win in the third Test at Edgbaston

The Guardian - UK

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Mark Wood the stuff of West Indies’ nightmares while Atkinson shines on

Mark Wood walked off with his fifth Test five-fer while Gus Atkinson further enhanced his reputation with his 22nd wicket of the series

The Guardian - UK

Smith and Root put England in control as West Indies stumble in third Test

Jamie Smith (95) and Joe Root (87) piled on the runs and two late West Indies wickets gave England the upper hand in the third Test at Edgbaston

The Guardian - UK

West Indies' triple-strike rocks England in third Test at Edgbaston

NEW DELHI: Jason Holder showcased his all-round skills as the West Indies fought back valiantly in the final session of the opening day of the third Test at Edgbaston, despite England's strong position.

The Times of India

England vs West Indies: Shoaib Bashir shines as Ben Stokes' latest unearthed gem

Five-wicket haul follows discovery off back of social media clip

Evening Standard

Coach Amol Muzumdar has such a positive impact on the players: Sneh Rana

NEW DELHI: India's women's cricket team has seen a surge in success in Test matches since head coach Amol Muzumdar took charge in October 2023, winning consecutive games against England, Australia, and South Africa. Sneh Rana, an off-spin all-rounder, credits Muzumdar's positive influence and strategic insights for the team's achievements,…

The Times of India

‘So much talent’: Ben Stokes hails England’s matchwinner Shoaib Bashir

Ben Stokes showered England spinner Shoaib Bashir with praise after his wickets helped deliver a win over West Indies in the second Test

The Guardian - UK

Brook puts England in control against West Indies despite Da Silva’s stand

Harry Brook’s unbeaten 71 put England in the ascendancy on the third day of the second Test against West Indies, who earlier rallied to reach 457 all out

The Guardian - UK

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West Indies century-maker Kavem Hodge glad to survive 'brutal' Mark Wood battle

NEW DELHI: Kavem Hodge expressed satisfaction in achieving his first Test century during a challenging encounter with Mark Wood at Trent Bridge on Friday. During the intense battle, Hodge playfully reminded the England fast bowler that he had "a wife and kids at home".

The Guardian - UK

Mark Wood’s vapour trails of speed stir up West Indies and sun-soaked crowd

Bowler scrambled the Windies batters’ synapses and tested the speed gun even if the wicket he deserved did not come

The Guardian - UK

‘Lucky’ Ollie Pope grateful for friend Aaron Ramsdale’s presence

Ollie Pope was grateful to his friend, the Arsenal goalkeeper Aaron Ramsdale, as he hit 121 of England’s 416 all out on the first day of the second Test against West Indies

The Guardian - UK

Chris Woakes cherishes Anderson’s England send-off after father’s death

Chris Woakes has said that experiencing Jimmy Anderson’s Test send-off, after the death of his father, had reminded him to cherish his time with England

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French Players Affected By 'Complicated' Build-up To Argentina Defeat

France captain Baptiste Serin insisted his side has given "everything we had" in Saturday's second Test defeat by Argentina but admitted, along with some of his teammates, that it had been a 'complicated' week.

The Times of India

Mark Wood replaces retired Anderson in England squad for second Windies Test

NEW DELHI: Fast bowler Mark Wood has been selected to replace James Anderson in England's squad for the upcoming second Test against West Indies, which will take place at Trent Bridge next week, as announced by the England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) on Saturday.

The Independent UK

New Zealand v England LIVE rugby: Result as Borthwick’s side suffer heartbreak against All Blacks in thriller

New Zealand 24-17 England: The tourists were attempting to beat the All Blacks at Eden Park for the first time in 30 years

The Guardian - UK

‘Winning a Test, there’s no better feeling’: Anderson signs off in style

All-time great ended with aches, pains and three wickets, admitting that ‘I’m overwhelmed by the reaction’ after his final Test for England

The Guardian - UK

As Jimmy Anderson bows out, Test cricket is in danger of doing likewise

A sorry, awkward first Test has underlined some of the format’s flaws as the cricket landscape continues to shift

The Independent UK

Time to settle the best side in the world debate – SA v Ireland talking points

The Springboks deservedly edged last weekend’s opening Test in Pretoria.

The Times of India

How West Indies' guard of honour plans for James Anderson failed

The West Indies' intention to pay tribute to England's legendary bowler James Anderson with a guard of honour on day two of the first Test at Lord's was derailed by an unexpected moment of jubilation.

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