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Cross confident Scottish underdogs can upset the odds in World Cup qualifiers

M ATTHEW CROSS knows all about the fine margins when it comes to World Cup qualifiers. The wicketkeeper was part of the Scotland squad that battled…

The National (Scotland)

Morning Mail: ‘mortgage cliff’ looms, Keating’s Aukus email, Head start for Australia in cricket

Rate hikes mean households must find an extra $15,000 a year on average loan, FOI reveals former PM’s explosive letter, and US cities enveloped in smoke from Canada fires

The Guardian - AU

A relentless drive for greatness has catapulted conqueror Dhoni into a common man’s hero

The Hindu

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Cricket’s absurd championship climax perfect for brilliantly silly Test game

The action crackled and fizzed while Australia and India locked horns in a Test that adds further intrigue for the Ashes

The Guardian - UK

Moeen Ali’s return makes England stronger – Graeme Swann

Moeen is poised to play his first red-ball cricket in almost two years.

The Independent UK

Graeme Swann says Moeen Ali makes England stronger but laments lack of spin options

Swann is England's most successful off spinner and reckons Moeen Ali still has the goods to be a real threat in Test cricket as he returns for this summer's Ashes series

Daily Mirror

Chris Woakes feared he would never play red-ball cricket again

Woakes had to undergo an operation on his bowling knee last summer

The Independent UK

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Carrot of international cricket will stay for a while, players need to be paid adequately: Ross Taylor

LONDON: New Zealand great Ross Taylor feels time has come to pay cricketers adequately to keep them interested in playing international cricket or else more players will give up their national contracts.

The Times of India

Cricket lovers elated as Bharat becomes first player from Andhra Pradesh to play World Test Championship final

It is a great day for the Andhra Cricket Association as well, says its CEO Siva Reddy

The Hindu

Moeen Ali’s shock Ashes return reflects lack of back-up for front-foot England

Selectors find nobody in English spin stocks to better a cricketer who has always been about glorious possibility, not guaranteed returns

The Guardian - UK

England captain Heather Knight sets sights on landmark summer of Ashes cricket

Giant images of Knight and Stokes were beamed on to one of London’s best known sights as part of the countdown to the men’s and women’s series.

The Independent UK

ICC take unusual precaution for possible Just Stop Oil protest at The Oval

Just Stop Oil protestors have already disrupted the Premiership final and the World Snooker Championship - and the ICC are taking extra steps to avoid problems at The Oval

Daily Mirror

Early bird Nottingham Robin Hood Beer & Cider Festival tickets now on sale

It's the third year at the historic cricket ground

Nottingham Post

World Test Championship final: Australia v India, day one – as it happened

Travis Head’s blistering century put Australia in charge on day one of the final and he was superbly supported by Steve Smith

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The Hindu

WTC Final | Australia captain Cummins hopes oil protesters won't disrupt play

Australia cricket captain Pat Cummins said he hopes ‘Just Stop Oil’ protesters will not disrupt the World Test Championship final against India in London

The Independent UK

Moeen Ali agrees to come out of retirement to join England’s Ashes squad

He has 64 Test caps, 195 wickets and the small matter of five Test centuries.

Evening Standard

Moeen Ali answers England’s SOS call to join Ashes squad after Jack Leach injury

Moeen Ali has come out of Test retirement to be added to England’s Ashes squad.

The Guardian - UK

Moeen Ali answers England’s Ashes call to rejoin squad after two years away

Moeen Ali will join the England Ashes squad nearly two years after retiring following an injury to spinner Jack Leach

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The Independent UK

Moeen Ali comes out of retirement to join England Ashes squad

The 35-year-old, who stepped away from the Test side in 2021, will be available to face Australia and cover for the injured Jack Leach

Daily Mirror

Moeen Ali agrees to England's Ashes SOS and is back to take on the Aussies

In a dramatic turn of events, the 35-year-old off-spinning all rounder simply couldn't say no to his great mate Ben Stokes after the call was made to see whether he might help out in their hour of need

Evening Standard

England stars Archer, Broad and Stokes’ investment group 4CAST backs Sixes Social Cricket ahead of US launch

Sixes will launch its first US venue in Dallas next week

The Conversation

How Saudi Arabia came to be at the centre of a global golf merger

Professional golf – and increasingly world sport – is caught in a sand trap. Not the familiar hazard between fairway and green, but the Middle Eastern desert producing enormous quantities of fossil fuels.

The Times of India

Will the WTC Final be disrupted by protestors? This is why the ICC is wary

NEW DELHI: The International Cricket Council (ICC) has prepared two pitches for the much-anticipated World Test Championship Final between India and Australia starting today (June 7) at the Oval in London.

The Hindu

WTC final | Ajinkya Rahane will have his work cut out: Sanjay Manjrekar

Ahead of the World Test Championship (WTC) final against Australia in London, former India cricketer Sanjay Manjrekar backed Ajinkya Rahane who is returning to the Indian side after 18-19 months. India will take on Australia in the final of the ICC World Test Championship at The Oval from June 7…

The Times of India

WTC Final: Why The Oval will continue to inspire Team India

NEW DELHI: For Indian cricket lovers of radio days, the Oval is almost a sacred spot. Here in 1971 Ajit Wadekar-led India vanquished England in England for the first time. Coming 24 years after the country had gained freedom and on the heels of a seemingly improbable away 1-0 series…

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