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Cricket World Cup 2023 | Pakistan to send security delegation to India for inspecting WC venues

Pakistan is set to send a security delegation to India for inspecting the venues before giving clearance for the national team’s travel to the neighbouring country for this year’s ICC ODI World Cup.

The Hindu

ODI World Cup 2023: Pakistan delegation to visit India for inspection of venues

Pakistan plans to dispatch a security delegation to India to assess the venues prior to granting approval for the national team's journey to the neighboring nation for the upcoming ICC ODI World Cup, according to an official source within the Inter-Provincial Coordination (Sports) Ministry.

The Times of India

England view Murphy as equal to Lyon for Leeds

England's coaches believe Todd Murphy could be just as challenging for their batters as Nathan Lyon, with Australia's young spinner likely to come in for Leeds.

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England vs Australia, Ashes 2023, 2nd Test: Ollie Pope to play on after shoulder injury

According to England's spin-bowling coach Jeetan Patel, batter Ollie Pope is expected to continue participating in the second Ashes Test at Lord's despite re-injuring his shoulder during the third day's play on Friday.

The Times of India

Day four of second Ashes Test – Odds stacked against desperate England

England need early wickets on the fourth morning with Australia holding a 221-run advantage at Lord’s.

The Independent UK

England confused by erroneous warning from officials over Ollie Pope injury

The England camp reported that they were wrongly told by match officials that if Ollie Pope did not participate in Australia’s second innings they would only be allowed to field with 10 players

The Guardian - UK

England ‘bewildered’ as Ollie Pope pressed into fielding with shoulder injury

Pope may struggle to be at his best after hurting his right shoulder for a second time.

The Independent UK

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Michael Vaughan calls England approach ‘silly and stupid’ after batting collapse

England collapsed from 188 for one to 325 all out, with several batters dismissed taking on the short-ball.

The Independent UK

England's woes summed up by Harry Brook's dismissal as Australia take control at Lord's

England lost their last six wickets for just 46 runs on day three of the Lord's Ashes Test match to leave their hopes of retaining the urn already hanging by a thread

Daily Mirror

Australia expected an Ashes battle but England are gift-wrapping this Test

England could still snatch victory from a difficult position, but a good team doesn’t get into this position in the first place

The Guardian - UK

England’s finest bowling partnership may finally be running out of miracles

Jimmy Anderson and Stuart Broad toiled but were unable to unsettle Australia’s openers in the second Ashes Test

The Guardian - UK

England’s men of Bazball are putting fun before winning. Why not try both?

Ben Stokes’ side could be forgiven for their unwavering commitment to Bazball if it meant winning 10 out of 11 Tests

The Guardian - UK

England’s Ashes hopes hanging by a thread after Australia turn the screw

Wasteful hosts lost their last six first-innings wickets for 46 runs before Australia closed on 130 for two, leading by 221 runs

The Guardian - UK

England cast adrift as Ben Stokes woes see Australia disappear into Ashes horizon

England endured a woeful third day in the second Ashes Test - but to lay the blame for the widening chasm developing between the teams solely at England’s feet would be to utterly ignore the steady competence of the Aussies

Daily Mirror

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The Times of India

Punjab sports minister questions exclusion of Mohali as ICC ODI World Cup host venue

NEW DELHI: Punjab sports minister Gurmeet Singh Meet Hayer on Friday has written to BCCI president Roger Binny and secretary Jay Shah, raising questions about the criteria used to exclude Mohali from the list of host cities for the upcoming ICC ODI World Cup, scheduled to commence on October 5…

The Times of India

2nd Ashes Test: Australia extend lead to 221 before rain cuts short Day 3

NEW DELHI: Usman Khawaja hit a resilient unbeaten 58 as Australia tightened their grip on the second Ashes Test, stretching their lead to 221 against England before rain forced early stumps on Day 3 at Lord's on Friday.

The Independent UK

England are watching the second Test slip away – a pivotal Ashes moment looms

Australia are 130-2 in their second innings, holding a 221-run lead over a team that are verging on reckless

The Independent UK

England left to rue costly batting errors as Australia seize control at Lord’s

The hosts lost six wickets for 47 on the third morning of the second Ashes Test.

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The Guardian - UK

A level playing field for cricket is a long way off

Letters: Unless inner-city state schools are given funding, cricket will stay out of reach for many children, says Laura Matthews. Plus letters from Mike Stein, Hugh Southey, Michael Pyke, John Saxbee, Peter Hutchinson and Mike Sheaff

The Hindu

Australia leads England by 172 runs at tea on Day 3 at Lord's

The stickability of Khawaja and Warner in a stand of 63 from 24 overs was in stark contrast to England’s performance in the morning

The Guardian - UK

Ashes diary: Merv Hughes returns politely to scene of famous sledges

The former Australian quick rang the bell before play on Friday, stirring memories of his feisty visits to Lord’s as a player

The Times of India

2nd Ashes Test: Usman Khawaja frustrates England as Australia stretch lead

NEW DELHI: A steady Usman Khawaja frustrated England as Australia strengthened their grip on the second Ashes Test after a first-session England collapse at Lord's on Friday.

The Independent UK

England collapse allows Australia to turn screw at Lord’s

The tourists were 81 for one at tea, 172 ahead.

The Independent UK

Heather Knight not surprised by unflattering picture painted by ICEC report

The ICEC said it was “alarmed” the England women’s team had never played a Test at Lord’s.

The Guardian - UK

Heather Knight calls on cricket to be more equitable, diverse and inclusive

The England Women captain, Heather Knight, said the findings of the Independent Commission for Equity in Cricket are unsurprising

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