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Ben Stokes does not fear for future of Test cricket amid Ashes excitement

Ireland rested star bowler Josh Little following his IPL exploits to raise concerns over Test cricket’s future.

The Independent UK

Ireland aims for historic Test victory against England at Lord's, says captain Andrew Balbirnie

Ireland's cricket captain, Andrew Balbirnie, believes that defeating England in a Test match would be their most significant achievement in the sport. As the underdogs prepare to face Ben Stokes' men at Lord's this week, Balbirnie acknowledged the immense challenge but expressed confidence in his team's abilities.

The Times of India

What is Bazball? How England revolutionised Test cricket

Stokes and McCullum have lifted England from rock-bottom to ‘rockstars’

The Independent UK

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What time and TV channel is England v Ireland Test Series Cricket? Streaming information and betting odds

Ireland face the old enemy, who are preparing for this summer's Ashes, in a four-day test.

Irish Mirror

Curious case of Wriddhiman Saha's WTC Final omission baffles many

KOLKATA: Sidelined wicketkeeper-batter Wriddhiman Saha, who had yet another successful IPL stint with consecutive IPL finalists Gujarat Titans, is back in discussion for his omission from the Indian squad for next week's World Test Championship Final.

The Times of India

Hardik Pandya could have been valuable addition for India in WTC final: Ponting

DUBAI: Batting legend Ricky Ponting feels that India should have picked Hardik Pandya in their squad for the World Test Championships (WTC) final against Australia in London, saying his all-round abilities could have turned out to be the deciding factor in the one-off game.

The Times of India

England’s bowling attack in crisis as Lord’s Test against Ireland approaches

Mark Wood is doubtful for Ireland Test but may play given injuries to bowlers, with Ben Stokes still struggling with his knee injury

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WTC Final: Illingworth, Gaffaney will be on-field umpires in India-Australia marquee clash

NEW DELHI: Richard Illingworth and Chris Gaffaney have been named as the on-field umpires by the International Cricket Council (ICC) for the upcoming World Test Championship (WTC) final between India and Australia in London.

The Times of India

We can talk about not playing warm-up game ahead of WTC final only in hindsight: Alex Carey

LONDON: Australia wicketkeeper-batter Alex Carey is confident about his team's preparations for next month's World Test Championship final and said the decision of not playing a warm-up game ahead of the summit clash can only be talked about in hindsight.

The Times of India

‘Can the two selves help each other?’ Mike Brearley on Bazball, Test cricket and psychoanalysis

Mike Brearley, the Ashes-winning captain from 1981, tells Donald McRae how he has been captivated by England’s dynamic leadership duo, with another series about to start

The Guardian - UK

England unveil special edition Test shirt for Ashes series against Australia

NEW DELHI: The England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) on Friday revealed England's special jersey, which they will wear during the upcoming five-Test Ashes series against Australia, starting from June 16.

The Times of India

Cricket Ireland defends decision to rest Josh Little for England Test

The 23-year-old left-armer is one of Irish cricket’s hottest properties.

The Independent UK

David Warner backed to enjoy ‘significant’ Ashes role by coach Andrew McDonald

Warner, 36, has just one Test century in the past three-and-a-half years.

The Independent UK

Uncapped fast bowler Josh Tongue included in England squad for Ireland Test

NEW DELHI: In a notable selection move, the England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) on Wednesday included uncapped fast bowler Josh Tongue in England's 16-man squad for the upcoming one-off Test against Ireland.

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The Independent UK

On this day in 2003 – James Anderson takes five on England Test debut at Lord’s

The then 20-year-old helped England claim an innings win over Zimbabwe.

The Guardian - UK

Robinson gives England Ashes boost but not set to face Ireland in one-off Test

Ollie Robinson has been cleared to join the England squad for the one-off Test against Ireland next week but is unlikely to feature despite scans on his ankle showing no obvious injury

Daily Mirror

Ben Stokes trolls James Anderson with ruthless tweet on England cricket star's anniversary

Evergreen Lancashire bowler James Anderson celebrated the 20th anniversary of his England Test debut against Zimbabwe on Monday... and is still going strong at nearly 41

Evening Standard

England face anxious wait over Ollie Robinson injury blow in latest Ashes setback

Sussex bowler needs a scan on ankle problem as fitness issues mount ahead of first Australia Test at Edgbaston next month

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Ollie Robinson becomes latest injury worry for England ahead of summer Tests

He remained off the field as Sussex took the second new ball on day three of their match against Glamorgan.

AAP

Wallaroos skipper Parry retires on a winning note

Wallaroos captain and 2016 Olympic sevens gold medallist Shannon Parry has enjoyed a successful final Test with Australia beating Fijiana 22-5 in Sydney.

The Hindu

Former Australia Test cricketer and Olympian Brian Booth passes away

Cricket Australia said Saturday that former Test player and field hockey Olympian Brian Booth has died. Booth played 29 Test matches for Australia and also represented Australia in field hockey at the 1956 Melbourne Olympics.

The New Daily

Cricket mourns the passing of Sixties-era Test captain Brian Booth

Brian Booth, a key cog in Australia's batting in early part of the 1960s, has died aged 89. He played 29 Tests and scored five Test centuries

AAP

Former Test captain Brian Booth dies, aged 89

Australia's 31st Test captain and stylish middle-order batter from the 1960s Brian Booth has died, aged 89.

The Times of India

Indian women eye series-levelling win against Australia in second hockey Test

NEW DELHI: After a disappointing start to their tour, the Indian women's hockey team is determined to elevate their overall performance and level the three-match series against the formidable Australian team.

AAP

Boland has Broad plan to combat 'Bazball' in Ashes

Scott Boland has had a meteoric rise in Test cricket for Australia and is ready for his biggest test as he prepares to thwart England's aggressive batters.

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