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Gunshots heard near England team hotel before second Pakistan Test as four arrests made

Before England's second Test vs Pakistan in Multan tomorrow, the country's police authorities made four arrests as part of what is believed to be local gang warfare

Daily Mirror

Ben Stokes focuses on bigger picture in lockstep with Brendon McCullum

As he prepares for the second Test in Pakistan, the England captain relishes being one of ‘two blokes leading the charge with exactly the same mindset’

The Guardian - UK

Ben Stokes wants England to be even more ‘adventurous’ in second Test

England will look to build on their opening win over Pakistan in the second Test in Multan

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Fly-in bowler could debut for Windies

West Indies' injury crisis could leave the tourists needing to debut Marquino Mindley against Australia, just days after he flew in from the Caribbean.

AAP

Smith happy to captain in Cummins' absence

Steve Smith is happy to only be a one-off captain for Australia after Pat Cummins failed to beat a quad injury in time to play in the Adelaide Test.

AAP

‘Our belief is unrivalled’: Ollie Robinson hails his proudest moment

Match-winning seamer finds hard work has paid off as England’s style leaves Pakistan scrambling for a response

The Guardian - UK

Stokes and McCullum are changing Test cricket's landscape - sit back and enjoy the ride

After England's incredible victory in Rawalpindi, it's hard to know where this side goes next. But it's abundantly clear how they're going to try and get there

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Jayden Seales is latest West Indies Test star to come under injury cloud ahead of second clash with Australia

The West Indies tour of Australia has hit another snag, with further injuries striking the tourists.

ABC News

Ben Stokes hailed for 'best ever' captaincy display by England predecessor

Ben Stokes guided England to only their third ever victory in Pakistan, following an enthralling Test match against Babar Azam's signed which came to a dramatic end on Monday.

Daily Mirror

Ben Stokes calls England’s stunning Test win in Pakistan ‘mind-blowing’

Ben Stokes admitted his mind was blown after leading England to one of their finest away Test victories

The Guardian - UK

‘A masterclass’ – Former England captains hail Ben Stokes after Pakistan opener

Stokes once again lived up to his ultra-aggressive ideals as he found a way to force an unlikely result.

The Independent UK

England joy as spinner Jack Leach seals stunning Pakistan win in Rawalpindi gloom

England claimed a famous victory against Pakistan here today, taking five wickets after tea on the last day to win by 74 runs.

Evening Standard

Aggressive England clinch thrilling first-Test win over Pakistan

Ben Stokes’ bold captaincy paid off as the tourists narrowly beat the setting sun in Rawalpindi

The Independent UK

England toil away with little reward as Pakistan edge closer to Test victory

Pakistan required just 86 more runs to win with five wickets remaining going into the final session.

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England’s Liam Livingstone to miss rest of Pakistan tour with knee injury

The all-rounder will return to the UK on Tuesday

AAP

Aussies wary over quicks on little rest

All eyes are on Pat Cummins' quad after his issues in Perth, but Australia are monitoring the recovery of all three quicks after calling in Test reinforcements.

The Independent UK

England’s daring declaration sets up thrilling final day against Pakistan

Pakistan need 263 more runs to defeat England, with eight wickets remaining

The Guardian - UK

Stokes and Robinson grab wickets after England set Pakistan tempting target

England declared on day four of the first Test, setting Pakistan 343 to win, then took the wickets of Abdullah Shafique and Babar Azam before close of play

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Daily Mirror

England hunt remarkable Pakistan victory after Ben Stokes makes bold declaration

All three results remain possible heading into the final day of the first Test between England and Pakistan after Ben Stokes made a bold declaration to keep the game alive

The Independent UK

Pakistan need 343 runs to win first Test after England declaration

The tourists scored quick runs on day four at Rawalpindi

The Guardian - AU

West Indies retain hope of victory as first Test against Australia heads into final day

Another hatful of runs were scored on day four to leave West Indies five sessions to survive and needing 306 runs to win

Daily Mirror

5 talking points as England make late fightback after Babar Azam's brilliant hundred

England toiled hard on day three of the first Test against Pakistan in Rawalpindi and got some just rewards as they picked up seven wickets on a lifeless pitch to remain in with a chance of winning

The Guardian - UK

Will Jacks keeps Pakistan in check as England dig deep in search of lead

Pakistan closed day three of the first Test on 499-7, still 158 behind, despite centuries for Abdullah Shafique, Imam-ul-Haq and Babar Azam

Evening Standard

England strike late to take control of Pakistan test but work still to be done

A late flurry of wickets meant that England finished day three of the first Test slightly ahead with Pakistan still 158 runs behind and seven wickets down.

Daily Mirror

England take late wickets to keep victory hopes alive after Babar Azam's superb century

Abdullah Shafique, Imam-ul-Haq and Babar Azam all scored centuries for Pakistan, but England remain 158 runs in front heading into day four as Ben Stokes' men attempt to push for an unlikely victory

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