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Dropped catches, Leach injured and Moeen’s finger – Why England came up short

A drawn fourth Test at Emirates Old Trafford meant Australia kept hold of their 2-1 lead and the urn.

The Independent UK

India vs West Indies: They didn't even try playing shots, says India's bowling coach Paras Mhambrey

India's bowling coach Paras Mhambrey described the Port of Spain pitch used for the second Test between India and West Indies as "very slow, very easy for batting" and expressed disappointment with the West Indies team, claiming their batters showed a lack of effort in attempting to play shots.

The Times of India

2nd Test: Pakistan look to seal series against Sri Lanka after year-long drought

Pakistan celebrated a long-awaited triumph as they secured their first Test victory in 12 months against Sri Lanka in the opening match of the series in Galle. Their newfound batting aggression proved to be the key to success, setting them up for the second Test starting on Monday at the…

The Times of India

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Ajinkya Rahane will have to make runs to keep his place in Indian Test team: Wasim Jaffer

NEW DELHI: Former India opener Wasim Jaffer believes incumbent vice-captain Ajinkya Rahane will need to produce runs consistently to stay in the Test reckoning.

The Times of India

Moeen seizes his moment at No 3 to show England what might have been

The all-rounder set the tone on Thursday in a position he had once regarded as his natural one but for which he was long overlooked

The Guardian - UK

Zak Crawley’s brilliant 189 gives England chance of staying in Ashes hunt

Opener’s astonishing innings on day two has given England a lead of 67 with six wickets left and a chance to win the fourth Test and keep the Ashes alive

The Guardian - UK

Day two of fourth Ashes Test: England racing to beat Australia and the weather

The hosts enjoyed a productive first day with the ball as they reduced their opponents to 299 for eight.

The Independent UK

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Stuart Broad reveals addiction to Test cricket after taking 600th wicket

Broad reached the landmark by dismissing Travis Head.

The Independent UK

Stuart Broad celebrates 600th wicket - ‘I’ve got an addiction to Test cricket’

37-year-old follows James Anderson as second Englishman to enter exclusive group

Evening Standard

Rohit Sharma re-enters top 10 batters list in latest ICC Test rankings

NEW DELHI: Indian captain Rohit Sharma's 10th Test century propelled him back into the top 10 of the ICC Men's Test Player Rankings for batters and secured the highest rank among Indian batters.

The Times of India

1st Test: Spinners set up 131-run chase for Pakistan against Sri Lanka

NEW DELHI: Pakistan's spinners Noman Ali and Abrar Ahmed played crucial roles by taking three wickets each, leading to Sri Lanka being bowled out for 279 runs in the rain-affected opening Test match in Galle, Sri Lanka.

The Times of India

The Ashes: Stuart Broad and Chris Woakes raise England hopes against Australia

Close, day one: Australia 299-8

Evening Standard

We need to give opportunities to Ishan, he plays aggressive cricket: Rohit

India skipper Rohit Sharma has high expectations from young wicketkeeper-batter Ishan Kishan and indicated the 25-year-old limited-overs specialist will get more opportunities in Tests to harness his potential.

The Hindu

We need to give opportunities to 'very talented' Ishan Kishan: Rohit Sharma

NEW DELHI: India captain Rohit Sharma has high expectations for young wicketkeeper-batter Ishan Kishan and has stated that the 25-year-old limited-overs specialist will be given more opportunity in Tests to maximise his potential.

The Times of India

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The Guardian - UK

England veterans aim to keep Ashes alive with sense of endgame nearing

Ben Stokes faces a crucial tactical test with rain on the radar, while Australia see their chance to retain urn at Old Trafford

The Independent UK

Ian Bell: Moeen Ali must focus on possibilities not pressure after move up order

Moeen will bat at three in the fourth Ashes Test.

Evening Standard

Ashes 2023: Stuart Broad is England’s undroppable Golden Oldie - and deserves to be

The seamer thought he might not make the cut at start of series but will now likely play all five Tests

The Times of India

Pat Cummins more of old fashioned Test captain, Ben Stokes tries to make something happen every ball: Ricky Ponting

NEW DELHI: Former Australia captain Ricky Ponting feels the current captain Pat Cummins embodies the traits of a traditional Test captain, allowing "plans to unravel," while his English counterpart Ben Stokes constantly strives to create an impact with every delivery.

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Evening Standard

The Ashes: Moeen Ali putting the team first with move up to No3 for Fourth Test

All-rounder carded at No3 after success after Headingley

Evening Standard

The Ashes: James Anderson recalled for Old Trafford in one change for Fourth Test

Anderson back on home soil for do-or-die showdown

The Times of India

Vikram Rathour feels Ajinkya Rahane's form could be critical to Test series in South Africa

India's batting coach Vikram Rathour feels Ajinkya Rahane's composed approach has been the defining characteristic of his Test comeback, and with the Indian team scheduled to tour South Africa later this year, Rathour emphasized the importance of Rahane maintaining his current form.

The Times of India

Shubman Gill's batting position can't be judged after one innings: Vikram Rathour

NEW DELHI: According to batting coach Vikram Rathour, Shubman Gill possesses the necessary skills to bat at the critical number three position in the Indian Test line-up since he can change tempos as needed and shouldn't be judged by a single miscue.

The Hindu

From Bhadohi to Roseau, India’s latest opening sensation Yashasvi Jaiswal hums a happy tune

Yashasvi Jaiswal, 17, left his village in Bhadohi for Mumbai, selling snacks to make ends meet. His hard work paid off as he became the youngest double-centurion in List A cricket, then the youngest to score a Test hundred on debut. He has adapted to senior cricket with ease, showing…

The Hindu

Yashasvi Jaiswal has shown he has the awareness of different formats

Yashasvi Jaiswal has a knack of getting runs in matches that matter. I have been watching him from his junior days. So I I am not surprised he has done well on his Test debut. The way he has adapted is really a revelation because we have recently seen him…

The Times of India

Ravichandran Ashwin, India's greatest match-winner since Anil Kumble

The canny off-spinner's dismantling of the Windies again proved his quality, deep commitment and will to win. That India forced a competitive performer of his unquestionable class to sit out of the WTC final is baffling...

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