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Jon Lewis confident England will still be in top form for T20 World Cup

England’s 20-run victory at Lord’s on Wednesday made it 13 wins out of 14 white-ball matches this summer.

The Independent UK

'Everyone's different…': What Sourav Ganguly learnt from Virender Sehwag about leadership with NatWest series victory

NEW DELHI: It was on July 13, 2002 when Sourav Ganguly and his young team won the NatWest Trophy final against England, chasing down a steep target of 326 with three balls to spare at the famed Lord's cricket ground.

The Times of India

England complete 5-0 T20 sweep of New Zealand with Heather Knight to the fore

England Women finished their summer with a record 13th win as they beat New Zealand by 20 runs at Lord’s

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England win again as New Zealand suffer whitewash at Lord’s

Lauren Bell claimed three for 21 to restrict New Zealand, chasing 156, to 135 for eight and clinch a 5-0 series win.

The Independent UK

West Indies relish Test of mettle but must envy England’s cricketing riches

Kraigg Brathwaite can only dream of a world where his most talented players are not lost to the wealth of T20 cricket

The Guardian - UK

Life without James Anderson begins for England as West Indies look to hit back from thumping loss

Second Test starts in Nottingham on Thursday

Evening Standard

Heather Knight hopeful Lord’s can be more ‘regular fixture’ for England

Lord’s is scheduled to host at least one white-ball match every year until 2031, starting against New Zealand on Wednesday.

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Watch: 22 years ago on July 13, shirtless Sourav Ganguly owned the Lord's balcony after Yuvraj Singh and Mohammad Kaif led India's NatWest Series heist

Sourav Ganguly taking off his jersey and waving it in celebration after India's come-from-behind win in the 2002 NatWest Series final against England at Lord's is one of the most iconic moments in the history of world cricket and, in the context of Indian cricket alone, perhaps the second most…

The Times of India

Skipper Kraigg Brathwaite decodes West Indies' defeat against England at Lord's

NEW DELHI: Kraigg Brathwaite, the captain of the West Indies cricket team, expressed his thoughts following their defeat against England in the opening Test match at Lord's. The Caribbeans suffered a substantial loss, with England winning by an innings and 114 runs on Friday.

The Times of India

James Anderson overwhelmed after 'special' England farewell but rues dropped catch

Adoring Lord’s crowd paid emotional tribute to an all-time great as he completed Test swansong in West Indies win

Evening Standard

James Anderson retains a thirst for Test cricket on the day he says goodbye

The prolific seamer admitted ‘it’s been quite emotional’ after helping England to victory at Lord’s.

The Independent UK

England thrash West Indies by an innings in James Anderson's farewell Test

NEW DELHI: Pace great James Anderson bowed out of international cricket on a winning note as England thrashed West Indies by an innings and 114 runs in the first Test at Lord's on Friday.

The Times of India

Jimmy Anderson signs off with wicket in England’s innings win over West Indies

England beat West Indies by an innings and 114 runs in the first Test atLord’s with Jimmy Anderson now officially a former Test cricketer

The Guardian - UK

How West Indies' guard of honour plans for James Anderson failed

The West Indies' intention to pay tribute to England's legendary bowler James Anderson with a guard of honour on day two of the first Test at Lord's was derailed by an unexpected moment of jubilation.

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ENG vs WI 1st Test: England close on a big win against West Indies in Anderson farewell

NEW DELHI: England ended the second day of the first Test at Lord's in a dominant position, with the West Indies struggling at 79/6 in their second innings, trailing by 171 runs.

The Independent UK

England stretch lead over the West Indies to 172 at lunch as Root and Brook star

England moved to 293 for six on the second morning at Lord’s as Root (68) and Brook (50) shared a stand of 91.

The Guardian - UK

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

West Indies closed at 79 for 6 in their second innings, still 178 behind after England were bowled out for 378

The Times of India

'More than I could have dreamt for' - England pacer Gus Atkinson after dream Test debut at Lord's

It's understandably taking time to sink in for Gus Atkinson, after a dream Test debut saw the England pacer uproot the West Indies with a seven-wicket haul that gave the hosts early control of the first Test at Lord's.

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1st Test: England 189/3 at stumps on Day 1 after debutant Gus Atkinson demolished West Indies at Lord's

Gus Atkinson, making his Test debut for England, overshadowed the farewell of the legendary James Anderson by claiming an astonishing seven wickets as the West Indies were skittled out for a mere 121 runs on the first day at Lord's on Wednesday.

The Independent UK

It was a very special day – Gus Atkinson revels in dream England debut at Lord’s

The Surrey seamer served up stunning figures of seven for 45 on day one of the first Test against the West Indies.

The Guardian - UK

‘More than I could have dreamed of’: Gus Atkinson enjoys perfect start

The fast bowler took seven for 45 on his Test debut for England against the West Indies, ending the first day on the Lord’s honours board

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Atkinson upstages Anderson farewell with 7-45 on debut

Debutant Gus Atkinson took seven wickets as England established a strong lead on day one of the first Test against the West Indies at Lord's.

Evening Standard

Gus Atkinson steals spotlight from James Anderson as England set up dominant position over West Indies

Seven-wicket haul restricts visitors to 121 all out before England stroll into first-innings lead at Lord’s

The Independent UK

Debutant Gus Atkinson steals retiring James Anderson’s limelight at Lord’s

The Surrey paceman assumed centre stage as he toppled the tourists for 121.

The Independent UK

Gus Atkinson steals the limelight in James Anderson’s farewell Test

James Anderson took his wicket tally to 701, but was upstaged by debutant Gus Atkinson

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