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Paul Collingwood proud of England’s ‘exceptional’ attitude in slowing West Indies progress

Shorn of the services of Mark Wood, Interim Head Coach Paul Collingwood described England’s toiling effort in the field on the third day at Antigua as “one of the best efforts I’ve seen in an England shirt and Test cricket”.

Evening Standard

Brilliant Nkrumah Bonner leaves aching England toiling to save First Test

On the third day of the First Test in Antigua, West Indies eked themselves into a position of dominance that leaves England – aching and injured – facing a real battle to escape defeat. Their hopes of winning have been all but extinguished.

Evening Standard

Nkrumah Bonner defies England to put West Indies in driving seat

Nkrumah Bonner made 125 from 355 balls to help West Indies to a 62-run lead over England after the third day of the first Test in Antigua

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Nkrumah Bonner blunts England with excellent hundred as Mark Wood suffers injury blow

Nkrumah Bonner scored an excellent hundred for the West Indies, while England quick Mark Wood was sidelined by an elbow injury

Daily Mirror

West Indies v England: first Test, day three – as it happened

West Indies ended day three at the Sir Vivian Richards Stadium on 373 for nine, 62 runs ahead of England’s first-innings score

The Guardian - UK

5 talking points as brilliant Nkrumah Bonner century puts West Indies in front vs England

An outstanding 123 from Nkrumah Bonner put the West Indies in the driving seat in the first Test against England

Daily Mirror

Steve Harmison 'feels sorry' for Chris Woakes as England toil without Anderson and Broad

Steve Harmison has said he 'feels sorry' for England seamer Chris Woakes after he struggled to make an impact in the first Test against the West Indies

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England suffer Mark Wood injury blow as Nkrumah Bonner inspires West Indies

Wood had to leave with field with an elbow complaint

The Independent UK

England sweating on Mark Wood elbow injury as bowling stocks stretched in West Indies

England were dealt a concerning blow when Mark Wood, their key attacking bowler, spent significant time off the field on day three of the First Test against West Indies due to an elbow injury.

Evening Standard

Ben Stokes strikes to remove Jason Holder but West Indies frustrate England

Stokes dismissed his fellow all-rounder for 46.

The Independent UK

West Indies tour diary: England’s duck hunt continues, TV umpire farce and Surrey sign Sunil Narine

The opening Test between West Indies and England is nicely poised as we head into day three of action in the Caribbean.

Evening Standard

England look to to gain control over West Indies – day three of the first Test

The hosts closed day two on 202 for four in reply to the tourists’ 311.

The Independent UK

Eng vs WI Test | Holder and Bonner revive West Indies after 1st test wobble

England is ahead of the West Indies by 109 runs after limiting the home side to 202-4 on day two

The Hindu

Mark Wood admits England bowlers ‘tried too hard’ to make up for absent ‘legends’ as West Indies start reply

Mark Wood felt England’s bowlers “just did not get it right” on day two of the First Test against West Indies, as they got used to life without James Anderson and Stuart Broad in their attack.

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The Independent UK

West Indies blunt England on day two to leave first Test evenly poised

West Indies (202-4) trail England (311) by 109 runs

The Guardian - UK

England’s new attack stutters as West Indies’ Holder and Bonner stand firm

Nkrumah Bonner and Jason Holder were unbeaten at the close as West Indies fought their way to 202 for four in Antigua

Daily Mirror

James Anderson and Stuart Broad shadows loom over England as bowlers toil vs West Indies

England bowled poorly with the new ball in the absence of Stuart Broad and James Anderson, who were controversially dropped for the three-Test series against the West Indies

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5 talking points as first Test between England and West Indies hangs in the balance

The West Indies ended day two of their first Test against England on 202-4, trailing Joe Root's side by 109 runs.

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Daily Mirror

Michael Vaughan to return as BT Sport pundit this month after Azeem Rafiq racism claim

Former England captain Michael Vaughan will appear on BT Sport's coverage of England's final Test against the West Indies, just three months after the broadcaster dropped him after he was implicated in the Azeem Rafiq racism scandal

Daily Mirror

England lose second World Cup match as Deandra Dottin takes "absolute screamer"

England suffered their second consecutive defeat at the Cricket World Cup, with the West Indies winning a tight clash by just seven runs

The Independent UK

England end long wait to post 300 before West Indies make strong start with bat

Joe Root’s side last hit that mark seven months and 13 innings ago against India at Headingley.

Newsroom.co.nz

What we're learning from the Cricket World Cup

A batting extravaganza, the rise of the international cricketing mum and frustration over tickets – Kristy Havill shares the highlights and lowlights of the CWC22 so far.

The Guardian - UK

West Indies v England: first Test, day two – as it happened

England frustrated by stubborn resistance from Jason Holder and Nkrumah Bonner on the second day in Antigua.

The Hindu

Women's World Cup: West Indies beat defending champions England by 7 runs in thriller

Chasing 226, England were struggling at 156 for 8 at the end of the 36th over before Ecclestone and Cross nearly carried them home

Evening Standard

Heather Knight demands ‘knockout mindset’ as England’s Cricket World Cup hopes hang in the balance

Heather Knight admitted England are "fighting for their lives" at the Women's Cricket World Cup after a shock seven-run loss to the West Indies.

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