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Good to see bowlers putting balls in right areas: KL Rahul

HARARE: India captain KL Rahul was very impressed with his bowling unit which fashioned a 10-wicket victory over Zimbabwe by restricting the hosts to under 200 in the first ODI here on Thursday.

The Times of India

India vs Zimbabwe, 1st ODI Highlights: Deepak Chahar shines on return as India thump Zimbabwe by 10 wickets

HARARE: Pacer Deepak Chahar made an impressive comeback to international cricket with an incisive spell and openers maintained their consistency as India outclassed Zimbabwe by 10 wickets in the opening One Day International, here on Thursday.

The Times of India

Are you telling me Shikhar Dhawan is not good for T20Is? You can't say that: Mohammad Kaif

As the business of cricket grows so will the volume of international cricket. It's a no-brainer.

The Times of India

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Mohammed Siraj to play Warwickshire's last three County games

BIRMINGHAM: India fast bowler Mohammed Siraj will join the English county bandwagon as he gears up to play Warwickshire's last three first-class games in September.

The Times of India

Australian greats start new annual tradition in memory of Shane Warne and Andrew Symonds

Former Australia cricketers Ricky Ponting, Justin Langer, Brett Lee, Matthew Hayden, Darren Lehmann, Andy Bichel, Adam Gilchrist, Greg Blewett and Shane Watson all met up to pay tribute to the late great Shane Warne and Andrew Symonds

Daily Mirror

South Africa dismiss England for 165 as Kagiso Rabada takes five wickets

Rabada cleaned the hosts up on the second morning at Lord’s

The Independent UK

1st ODI: Chahar takes three as India bundle out Zimbabwe for 189

HARARE: Comeback-man Deepak Chahar bowled an incisive opening spell as Indian bowlers dominated proceedings to bowl out Zimbabwe for a sub-par 189 in the first One Day International, here on Thursday.

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Ollie Pope shows why England captain Ben Stokes has put so much faith in him

Test series between England and South Africa are endangered beasts. There is just one, three matches in length, on the Future Tours Programme between now and the end of 2027. Just 32 overs here at Lord’s yesterday was enough to remind us what a pity that is.

Evening Standard

Someone will have to make personal sacrifice: Manjrekar on KL Rahul opening the innings against Zimbabwe

NEW DELHI: India has plenty of options at the top of the order and someone has to "sacrifice" the opener's slot for KL Rahul, who performs his best when he takes the first strike, reckons former India cricketer Sanjay Manjrekar.

The Times of India

England vs South Africa LIVE: Cricket score from first Test at Lord’s after Dean Elgar wicket

England look to make inroads into South Africa’s batting line-up on day two at Lord’s after Kagiso Rabada takes five wickets

The Independent UK

England v South Africa: first Test, day two – as it happened

South Africa finish the day with a lead of 124 despite Ben Stokes firing up a late-afternoon fightback.

The Guardian - UK

Sports: "14 years ago, it all started", says Virat Kohli shares montage of iconic moments of his career

Former India captain Virat Kohli took his first steps on the international stage as he made his ODI debut for India aged 19. Read more on Dynamite News:

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Zimbabwe vs India, 1st ODI | Deepak Chahar shines on return as India wins by 10 wickets

Prasidh Krishna (3/50) and Axar Patel (3/24) also got their share of victims to restrict Zimbabwe to 189, before openers Shikhar Dhawan (81) and Shubman Gill (82) chased down the target with ease

The Hindu

Exit of stalwarts Stevens and Hildreth reminds English cricket what it is losing

Veteran duo never quite made it to the international arena and their type of long county careers might not be seen again

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Evening Standard

England bowling coach Jon Lewis set to revert to player development role as backroom changes loom

England bowling coach Jon Lewis appears set to revert to a role in the player pathway, away from the national team, at the end of this season.

The Times of India

Talks that ODI cricket is losing its appeal are nonsense: Rohit Sharma

MUMBAI: India skipper Rohit Sharma on Wednesday dispelled the perception that ODI cricket is in danger of losing its appeal, saying all formats of the game are important to him.

The Times of India

Last time we played Pakistan the result didn't go our way, but the team is playing differently now: Rohit Sharma

Captain, coach focusing on creating bench strength

Daily Mirror

England to play almost half of Tests against Australia or India in next four-year cycle

The new Future Tours Programme is dominated by cricket's 'Big Three' nations England, India and Australia as well as ICC tournaments like the 50-over World Cup, T20 World Cup and Champions Trophy

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Daily Mirror

Ollie Pope stands alone for England as South Africa's seamers dominate at Lord's

Kagiso Rabada and Anrich Nortje led an impressive South African bowling performance which reduced England to 116-6 on day one of the first Test match at Lord's

Daily Mirror

Steve Harmison hails Broad and Anderson for saving England from “dire” situation

Former England fast bowler Steve Harmison praised the duo of Stuart Broad and Jimmy Anderson for their performances this summer and propping up the bowling attack amid several injuries

The Guardian - UK

Collingwood praises Ollie Pope and backs England bowlers to take wickets

The England assistant coach Paul Collingwood said: ‘Our bowlers can make inroads,’ while Kagiso Rabada called South Africa’s pace quartet ‘formidable’

The Hindu

South Africa reduce England to 116-6 before rain ends first day

Kagiso Rabada, who was an injury doubt going into the game, made an excellent start, dismissing both England openers cheaply

The Guardian - UK

Anrich Nortje leads way as South Africa’s pace puts England in trouble

Joe Root, Jonny Bairstow and Ben Stokes were out for 28 runs between them as England struggled to 116 for six against South Africa’s pace quartet in the first Test at Lord’s

The Hindu

1st ODI: All eyes on skipper K.L. Rahul as India get ready to steamroll Zimbabwe

For Zimbabwe, the aim would be to become the proverbial banana peel on which skipper K.L. Rahul and his men can slip

Daily Mirror

5 talking points as South Africa dominate England despite Ollie Pope's unbeaten 61

Ollie Pope was the only England player to provide some resistance with an excellent half-century as Kagiso Rabada and Anrich Nortje led the way with the ball for South Africa

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