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The six spinners who could save England’s Ashes after Jack Leach injury

Leach has been ruled out of the Ashes with a back injury, leaving England short of a front-line spin option

The Independent UK

It’s better to stay a bit underdone than overdone: Cummins ahead of WTC final

Australia captain Pat Cummins doesn’t mind staying a bit undercooked going into the high-octane WTC final

The Hindu

The spinners England could turn to after losing injured Jack Leach for Ashes

Leach will play no part in this summer’s clashes with Australia due to a back injury.

The Independent UK

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‘It’s very chilled’: Josh Tongue thriving in ‘no-pressure’ England set-up

The seamer took five wickets on his Test debut against Ireland and is set to feature in the Ashes

The Independent UK

Stokes must maintain all-round status to rival Green in Ashes showdown

England will need the action hero to bowl those fiery spells, especially now Australia have a big hitter of their own

The Guardian - UK

India must go with two spinners in WTC Final: Monty Panesar

NEW DELHI: The biggest question for Team India in the run-up to the World Test Championship final has been whether to go in with two spinners or not against Australia. Premier spinner Ravichandran Ashwin and all-rounder Ravindra Jadeja are the two obvious choices but whether fielding both of them together…

The Times of India

WTC Final: Cameron Green in no mood to curb his attacking game

NEW DELHI: Young Australian all-rounder Cameron Green, who was one of the standout performers in the recently concluded Indian Premier League -- 452 runs from 16 innings -- is not looking curb his attacking game in the upcoming World Test Championship final against India and the following marquee Ashes series.

The Times of India

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WTC Final: Can Team India's 'old' middle order play the new-age game?

India's Test middle-order batting, in recent times, has hinged on a counter-attacking style by Pant, Iyer and Jadeja. With Pant and Iyer missing, it's up to Pujara, Kohli and Rahane to up the tempo and set the tone...

The Times of India

Sri Lanka bounces back to beat Afghanistan in second ODI

Sri Lanka bounced back to beat Afghanistan by 132 runs, their biggest win over Afghanistan in ODIs

The Hindu

Joe Root cannot wait to perform in Ashes without burden of captaincy

Root has skippered England in the past three Ashes series, but hit 460 runs without the captaincy in 2015.

The Independent UK

WTC final | In England, you never feel in but you will have an intuition when to attack: Rohit Sharma

Rohit Sharma says one never feels “in” as a batter in English conditions but somehow develops an intuition to attack the opposition

The Hindu

Umpire Sue Redfern makes Blast history as Gloucestershire brush aside Middlesex

Redfern is the first female umpire to officiate on-field in a Vitality Blast fixture.

The Independent UK

Ashes success can ‘set you up for life’ claims Joe Root

Root has urged England’s players to make the most of the series against Australia

The Independent UK

Joe Root quietly reaches milestone on his return to the middle

Former England captain became only 11th player in history to hit 11,000 Test runs in his first significant innings since February

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The Times of India

Rohit Sharma reveals challenges of batting in English conditions ahead of WTC final

NEW DELHI: During an ICC event 'Afternoon With Test Legends,' India captain Rohit Sharma provided valuable insights into the difficulties of batting in English conditions as his team prepares for the World Test Championship final against Australia. With an impressive batting average of over 50 in the tournament, Rohit emphasised…

Dynamite News

WTC: Take a look at top performers who took India to finals

India will be eyeing their first-ever ICC World Test Championship title when they lock horns with the mighty Australians in the final from June 7 onwards at The Oval, which also marks their second successive final in the tournament. Read further on Dynamite News:

The Independent UK

Josh Hazlewood set to be fit for Ashes despite missing Test Championship final

The 32-year-old has been managing an Achilles issue as well as a side injury in recent months.

The Times of India

WTC Final: Ajinkya Rahane stands at crossroads in his comeback Test

LONDON: Ajinkya Rahane prepares to make his return to red-ball cricket for India after a hiatus of 18 months, with the World Test Championship final against Australia at The Oval commencing on June 7.

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The Independent UK

Josh Tongue impresses and Ben Duckett shows pedigree – 5 England things

Ben Stokes’ side beat Ireland inside three days but Australia will provide a much sterner test.

The Times of India

It's India batting vs Australia bowling in WTC Final: Klusener

KOLKATA: Former South African all-rounder Lance Klusener expects a high-voltage clash in the World Test Championship (WTC) final and will be keeping an eye on action at the Oval next week. "It's difficult to pick any favourite in this battle," Klusener, who was unveiled as Tripura's coaching consultant for the…

Daily Mirror

Ireland star protects teammate in show of selflessness during humbling England defeat

Andy McBrine missed out on a hundred in Ireland's Test match against England after urging opener James McCollum not to try and bat again after severely injuring his ankle

The New Daily

Three decades on, Warne’s Gatting ball is still the one

Sunday marks 30 years since cricket's most famous delivery, and Shane Warne's Gatting ball is still the one.

The Independent UK

Ben Stokes plays down fitness fears after not batting or bowling against Ireland

England won by 10 wickets after being set 11 for victory.

The Guardian - UK

Josh Tongue’s five wickets help England secure Test win over spirited Ireland

England have won the one-off Test against Ireland by 10 wickets after Josh Tongue took five wickets on his debut

The Independent UK

England may have unearthed a gem in Josh Tongue - but must be more clinical in Ashes

England beat Ireland by 10 wickets while Tongue has earned a place in the Ashes squad

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