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Zak Crawley relishing England ODI captaincy after Ashes exploits open new doors

Kent opener will lead his country on just his fourth 50-over appearance as England look to the future with World Cup stars rested

Evening Standard

The talking points ahead of England’s three-match one-day series against Ireland

The hosts are carrying a fresh-faced squad after ringing the changes ahead of the World Cup.

The Independent UK

India passed preliminaries with Asia Cup; focus now on the World Cup

India have regained the Asia Cup title and passed the prelims. Rohit and Co. are now focused on the final exam: the World Cup. With batting template set, Bumrah fit, top four scoring runs, and all-rounders providing depth, India look ready to take on the world.

The Hindu

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Zac Crawley reacts to ‘shock’ England captaincy call for Ireland series

Zak Crawley admits he was “shocked” to be asked to captain England for the first time as he prepares to lead the One-Day side into action against Ireland tomorrow.

Evening Standard

Zak Crawley ‘shocked’ to be handed England ODI captaincy against Ireland

With England’s World Cup squad preparing to head for India, the selectors have cast their net far and wide for the three matches

The Independent UK

England’s Sam Hain: ‘It’s very cool. The talent around is almost unfathomable’

Warwickshire batter has benefitted from a mid-career change in thinking, he tells Ali Martin, and is finally part of a full England squad

The Guardian - UK

Paul Collingwood backs Zak Crawley to excel in role of England captain

Crawley has been eager to break into the white-ball setup for some time.

The Independent UK

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Jason Roy questions England future after second World Cup dumping

Jason Roy is considering his international future after being dumped from an England World Cup squad at the 11th hour for the second time in a year

The Guardian - UK

England offer discarded opener Jason Roy chance to be World Cup injury reserve

Roy found himself squeezed out by Harry Brook when the final squad was announced on Sunday.

The Independent UK

Jason Roy axing shows ‘ruthless’ side of sport – but England keep the door open

World Cup winner Jason Roy was dropped from the England squad to make way for Harry Brook

The Independent UK

Rohit Sharma: Axar to miss first two ODIs against Australia; Shreyas is 99 per cent fit

Despite Washington having been called up for the Asia Cup final, Rohit stated R. Ashwin, the veteran offspinner, is not ruled out for the World Cup. Axar Patel is set to miss at least the first two ODIs against Australia, starting Friday, while Shreyas Iyer is on the verge of…

The Hindu

End of the road for Jason Roy? What England squad surprise means for World Cup

Roy has been a mainstay of the team for the past eight years but will not feature in India.

The Independent UK

Jason Roy misses out on World Cup as England replace him with Harry Brook

Roy helped England win the trophy four years ago.

The Independent UK

Harry Brook called up to England’s Cricket World Cup squad but there’s a notable absence

Harry Brook has been drafted inot the England squad ahead of the World Cup

The Independent UK

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The Guardian - UK

Jason Roy left out of England’s World Cup squad with Harry Brook preferred

Jason Roy has been dropped from England’s World Cup squad after failing to play any of the four recent ODIs against New Zealand because of recurring back spasms

Evening Standard

Harry Brook added to England squad for World Cup as Jason Roy misses out after injury issue

Brook surprisingly missed out on England’s provisional squad but has forced his way into the picture

The Hindu

New Zealand's Southee fractures bone to put World Cup in doubt

New Zealand pacer Tim Southee faces a race against time to be fit for the World Cup after dislocating and fracturing a bone in his right thumb less than three weeks before the start of the ODI World Cup in India. A timeline for his recovery yet to be established.

The Independent UK

Jos Buttler insists England’s aging squad is not a ‘Dads Army’

England won their one day series against New Zealand at Lord’s

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The Independent UK

Jason Roy sweating over World Cup place as England ‘regroup’ before naming squad

Roy suffered back spasms that ruled him out of all four ODIs against New Zealand and he has seen Dawid Malan make a compelling case to take his spot.

Evening Standard

Jos Buttler has World Cup selection headaches after Dawid Malan’s return to form

Malan silences doubters ahead of tournament

The Hindu

India is trying to improve on chasing on slow turners, says Shubman Gill

Washington Sundar's addition to the Asia Cup Final squad ahead of R. Ashwin indicates he is ahead in India's World Cup scheme. Sundar's offspin and lower-order batting prowess is key to India's success on slow turners. India is working to improve batting on such pitches, as seen in their loss…

The Hindu

Cricket should be controlled by the ICC, not by a country or an individual: Former SL captain Arjuna Ranatunga

Cricket should be controlled by the ICC, not by a country or an individual: Former SL captain Arjuna Ranatunga. Arjuna Ranatunga, the 1996 World Cup-winning captain, has lambasted the global and continental governing bodies for letting powerful boards dominate the cricket ecosystem. Ranatunga even took a dig at former cricketers…

The Hindu

Asia Cup 2023 final | India looks to snap five-year trophy-less streak against Sri Lanka

Asia Cup 2023 finals: Rohit Sharma’s Indian team will be firm favourites to end its five-year trophy draught in multi-nation events, when it squares off against a depleted Sri Lanka in the final of the Asia Cup in Colombo on September 17 despite a few niggling questions still remaining unanswered.

The Hindu

Shakib says Bangladesh 'dangerous' for World Cup after India triumph

Rohit elected to bowl first to test their batting under lights, which has been difficult in the Sri Lanka leg of the tournament hosted by Pakistan.

The Independent UK

Dawid Malan’s happy to be left holding the baby after shining in England victory

The 36-year-old scored 127 in the 100-run one-day international defeat of New Zealand.

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