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Joe Root backs Brendon McCullum’s approach to bear fruit for England ODI team

Root feels there is now “the same sort of feeling as 2015-16”, when Eoin Morgan’s messaging led to a resurgence which culminated in World Cup glory.

The Independent UK

Konstas leaves Sri Lanka to play Sheffield Shield

Sam Konstas has left Sri Lanka ahead of Australia's second Test in Galle to play Sheffield Shield for NSW.

AAP

Travis Head doubts he'll ever open batting in Australia

Travis Head played another blistering knock at the top of the order in the first Test against Sri Lanka, but doubts he'll ever face the new ball in Australia.

AAP

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Aussies tip another spin-friendly pitch in Sri Lanka

Australia expect they will need to go big on spin to win in Galle and seal a first series victory over Sri Lanka since 2011.

AAP

Usman Khawaja backs cricket journalist axed over Gaza social media posts

Australian opener says Peter Lalor ‘deserves better’ after he was dropped from radio coverage of Australia’s tour of Sri Lanka following listener complaints

The Guardian - AU

Six ways to fix England women’s cricket after another Ashes series debacle

A new coach, sorting out how to play spin and a leadership programme are among the answers to the team’s travails

The Guardian - UK

Hard times driving Sutherland to cricket stardom

Amid more success for the Australian women's cricket team, Belinda Clark Award winner Annabel Sutherland has reflected on their one big failure last year.

AAP

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McCullum urges England to be bolder against T20 spin after India series loss

Brendon McCullum believes England need to be relentless when facing spin after their 4-1 Twenty20 international series defeat by India.

The Guardian - UK

Rome wasn’t built in a day – Brendon McCullum confident England will fire

England fell flat in McCullum’s first series since aligning the head coach roles, losing 4-1 in T20s to India.

The Independent UK

Run machine Head convincingly wins first Border medal

Travis Head has won the Allan Border Medal for the first time after dominating with the bat, also taking out the international one-day player award.

AAP

England need new leadership to move on from Women’s Ashes debacle

Australia’s embarrassingly easy series win showed England need a new coach and captain and an end to a closed-shop siege mentality

The Guardian - UK

Australia 'not there yet' in journey to greatness: Lyon

Australia tore through Sri Lanka in record fashion in the first Test, but cannot yet be considered a truly great side, says Nathan Lyon.

AAP

The finisher: ODI icon Bevan elevated to Hall of Fame

Legendary one-day batter Michael Bevan is the 66th inductee into the Australian Cricket Hall of Fame.

AAP

Jos Buttler feared England could have conceded over 300 runs during India rout

Abhishek Sharma’s swashbuckling 135 off 54 deliveries consigned England to a national record 150-run loss in Mumbai.

The Independent UK

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The Guardian - UK

India thrash England by record 150-run margin to cap T20 series win in style

Abhishek Sharma outscored the entire England XI with 135 runs as India completed a 4-1 series win in Mumbai

AAP

Head, Sutherland claim Australian cricket's top honours

Travis Head has won his first Allan Border Medal and Annabel Sutherland has claimed the Belinda Clark Award, also for the first time.

The Guardian - UK

ECB to carry out ‘thorough and honest’ review after Women’s Ashes whitewash

Clare Connor, the ECB’s managing director of women’s cricket, accepts England are way behind Australia and refused to discuss futures of Heather Knight or coach Jon Lewis

The Independent UK

Clare Connor: Thorough review will be conducted after brutal Women’s Ashes

Australia completed the 16-0 Ashes series whitewash with victory by an innings and 122 runs in the one-off day/night Test in Melbourne on Saturday.

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The Guardian - UK

We should support England’s female cricketers – but only when they truly deserve it

The side may have sought to ‘inspire and entertain’, but this Ashes series, they have failed to do either

AAP

McDonald feared for Kuhnemann's Sri Lanka tour

Australia were worried for Matt Kuhnemann's tour and unsure about their replacement options before the off-spinner starred in the first Test against Sri Lanka.

AAP

There's 'plenty of cricket' left in Ashes-bound Khawaja

Usman Khawaja looks guaranteed to open the batting in this summer's home Ashes after shaking off a tough period to star in the first Test against Sri Lanka.

AAP

Women to party, men phone it in at cricket awards

Travis Head and Ashleigh Gardner are the strong favourites to claim the top gongs at the Australian Cricket Awards in Melbourne.

AAP

Sri Lanka rue missed chances in Aussie thrashing

Australia have thrashed Sri Lanka in the first of two Test matches but things could have been different had the hosts made the most of their opportunities.

AAP

Dubai stopover put Australia on path to big Test win

A training camp in Dubai is credited with helping Australia to hit the ground running in the Test series against Sri Lanka.

AAP

Sore Healy to rest, vows to lead Aussies at World Cup

Injured Australia captain Alyssa Healy will rest for the next few months after her team completed a landmark women's Ashes whitewash of England.

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