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Mitchell Johnson: Does David Warner deserve to sign off from Tests on own terms?

Warner expressed his wish to retire from Tests at the end of their series against Pakistan in Sydney next month.

The Independent UK

Australia vs Pakistan: David Warner is in our best 11 players to win the first Test, says CA's chief selector George Bailey

Following a harsh critique from former Australian fast bowler Mitchell Johnson regarding David Warner's inclusion in the upcoming Test against Pakistan starting on December 14, chief selector George Bailey has defended the left-handed opener, asserting that Warner remains the top choice to partner with Usman Khawaja as the opening pair.

The Times of India

Mitchell Johnson launches a scathing attack on former Australia teammate David Warner

In a scathing critique, former Australian fast bowler Mitchell Johnson targeted his former teammates David Warner and George Bailey, raising questions about the rationale behind affording Warner a Test farewell, given his struggles in red-ball cricket and also accused Warner of failing to acknowledge his role in the ball-tampering scandal,…

The Times of India

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Johnson rips ex-teammate Warner over Test farewell lap

Former Aussie paceman Mitchell Johnson has launched an extraordinary tirade against David Warner over the Australian opener's farewell Test series.

AAP

Lyon to return from injury for Tests against Pakistan

Veteran spinner Nathan Lyon is back from the calf injury that derailed Australia's Ashes campaign for the start of the home Test summer against Pakistan.

AAP

Bangladesh vs New Zealand, 1st Test: Tim Southee refuses to attribute New Zealand's loss to World Cup exhaustion

In the aftermath of the opening Test in Sylhet, New Zealand cricket captain Tim Southee acknowledged that Bangladesh, in their ever-improving form, outplayed his team to win the match.

The Times of India

1st Test: Taijul's 10 wickets fashions Bangladesh's memorable win against New Zealand

NEW DELHI: Left-arm spinner Taijul Islam showcased a stunning bowling performance, claiming a match haul of 10 wickets, to lead Bangladesh to a commanding 150-run victory against New Zealand in the opening Test in Sylhet on Saturday.

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Bangladesh beat New Zealand by 150 runs in first Test

Bangladesh win 150-run Test vs. New Zealand in Sylhet. Left-arm spinner Taijul Islam took 6-75 in 2nd innings to bowl NZ out for 181. NZ top order failed, Tom Latham out for 0, Kane Williamson LBW for 11, Henry Nicholls for 2. Bangladesh eyeing series win, 2nd Test starts Dec…

The Hindu

Ponting picks Bancroft as Warner's Test successor

Cricket legend Ricky Ponting believes Cameron Bancroft deserves another shot as an opener when veteran David Warner bows out of Tests in January.

AAP

Ten years of Ben Stokes: from raw all-rounder to England’s star turn

A decade ago next month, a young all-rounder made his Test debut. Now, he is the central pillar of England cricket

The Guardian - UK

Aussie bowlers will take Ashes red-ball lesson to India

The recent women's Ashes series taught Australia not to place undue emphasis on preparations for the one-off Test in India, allrounder Ellyse Perry says.

AAP

Rain stalls Matt Renshaw's quest for Test selection

Test hopeful Matt Renshaw was 37 not out and Queensland 0-61 when rain stopped play against Western Australia in the Sheffield Shield in Brisbane.

AAP

New Zealand prepares for 'strong' Bangladesh in first Test

New Zealand's Tim Southee looks forward to Test series in Bangladesh, hoping spinners will outwit "strong" opponents. Kiwis have not won a Test in Bangladesh since 2008 but have high hopes for spin-heavy squad.

The Hindu

Bangladesh captain Najmul Hossain Shanto has full belief in bowlers ahead of Test series with New Zealand

NEW DELHI: Despite winning only one match in the last two World Test Championship cycles combined, Bangladesh captain Najmul Hossain Shanto expresses confidence in his team's bowling unit to bring about a positive change in fortunes.

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Australian spinner Nathan Lyon mocks ''Bazball''

Nathan Lyon dismisses 'Bazball', a brand of cricket England adopted, as "smoke and mirrors". He says it's about shifting gears in Test cricket and understanding the moments. He's 2-0 against it and believes it's an aggressive brand of cricket Australia has already mastered.

The Times of India

Bangladesh captain Shakib Al Hasan ventures into politics

NEW DELHI: Bangladeshi cricket sensation Shakib Al Hasan has made a foray into politics, seeking a nomination from the ruling Bangladesh Awami League to contest in the upcoming general elections scheduled for January 7.

AAP

WC final culmination of 'career-defining' year: Cummins

A hectic 2023 shapes as career-defining for the Australian cricket team, says Pat Cummins ahead of the World Cup final against India.

Evening Standard

Josh Tongue targeting England breakthrough in all three formats after injury frustration

26-year-old has been handed a central contract for the first time

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New Zealand's Henry Nicholls cleared of ball-tampering charges

NEW DELHI: New Zealand Test batter Henry Nicholls has been exonerated of ball-tampering allegations by a New Zealand Cricket code of conduct hearing. The charges stemmed from an incident during a domestic first-class match last week between Canterbury, Nicholls' province, and Auckland.

The Guardian - UK

England need new long-term vision after old guard’s Cricket World Cup flop

Captaincy has not sat well on Jos Buttler and his team have lost the clear thinking needed to thrive in ODI cricket

The Independent UK

Stuart Broad reveals Alastair Cook’s advice that persuaded him to retire from cricket

The England seamer consulted his former captain before deciding to bow out after the 2023 Ashes series

The Times of India

I see no relevance to 50-over cricket: Former IPL commissioner Lalit Modi

NEW DELHI: The former Indian Premier League commissioner Lalit Modi believes that the future of cricket is in the T20 format and the 50-over ODI format does not have relevance anymore and also feels that the format of Test cricket also needs to be tweaked a bit.

AAP

Optus Stadium to feature a hill during the 'West Test'

WA Cricket hopes a new slogan and a temporary hill-like structure at Optus Stadium will help attract fans back to Test cricket in Perth this summer.

The Independent UK

Pat Cummins wants Australia ‘fired up’ for World Cup clash with rivals England

Three months have passed since the tightly-fought Test series between the sides ended 2-2 at the Kia Oval, with tensions running high over the summer.

The Guardian - UK

England’s search for a spinner takes youngsters to UAE camp

England’s latest attempt at solving a never-ending problem – finding a world-beating slow bowler – moves to this month’s Lions camp

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