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Cummins’ lack of intent shows sharp contrast of styles before Ashes duel

Idling tempo while batting in World Test Championship against India felt unfamiliar compared with Stokes’ all-action approach

The Guardian - UK

Despite the fury, Cameron Green’s catch leaves no grounds for complaint

Indian fans believed Shubman Gill was wrongly dismissed but the laws are clear – although that won’t stop the arguments

The Guardian - UK

Virat Kohli gives India a glimmer of hope after Australia set daunting target

Virat Kohli and Ajinkya Rahane steadied the ship for India after they were set a daunting target of 444 by Australia

The Guardian - UK

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WTC final: Virat Kohli India’s hope as Australia close in on victory

Baggy Greens just seven wickets from the win

Evening Standard

Vipers win Charlotte Edwards Cup as Anya Shrubsole bows out in style

Anya Shrubsole helped the Vipers to beat The Blaze by seven wickets before confirming she will retire at the end of the season

The Guardian - UK

Australia find Virat Kohli in the way to World Test Championship title

NEW DELHI: A resolute Virat Kohli and first innings hero Ajinkya Rahane stand in Australia's way to the World Test Championship title as India head into the final day of the intriguing summit clash, requiring another 280 runs in the record chase of 444.

The Times of India

Virat Kohli keeps India alive and Australia waiting for World Test Championship glory

India closed on 164 for three chasing 444.

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India bid hit by stunning Cameron Green catch after Australia set record target

Australia set India an unprecedented 444 to win in just over four sessions in the World Test Championship final.

The Independent UK

Aggression is very important in my bowling: Siraj

Siraj has received a lot of international success since making his Test debut against Australia in 2020

The Hindu

Ravindra Jadeja surpasses Bishan Singh Bedi to become India's most successful left-arm spinner

Now in 65 Test matches, Jadeja has taken 267 wickets at an average of 24.25 and an economy rate of 2.44.

The Hindu

‘Was in pain, felt I had to keep negotiating for my team’: Shardul Thakur after taking body blows at WTC final

Shardul’s counterattacking 51(109), in the company of Ajinkya Rahane, gave India hope of a turnaround after two tough days in the field

The Hindu

Review of The Miracle Makers — A hat-tip to Indian, Aussie cricket

Bharat Sundaresan and Gaurav Joshi’s The Miracle Makers is a remarkable book

The Hindu

‘The game needs a great series’: the pressures of preparing an Ashes pitch

Gary Barwell is head of sports turf and grounds at Edgbaston and is leaving nothing to chance with responsibility for the first Ashes Test

The Guardian - UK

WTC Final Stat Attack: The most interesting statistics so far

The second edition of the ICC World Test Championship Final is currently underway at the Oval in London and despite a spirited fightback by Team India on Day 3, the Aussies are still on top.

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WTC Final: We also bowled very well, says Mohammed Siraj

Even as India's top order has come up a cropper in the first innings of the World Test Championship final against Australia, their bowlers, despite their fine fightback on Day 2, too have been found wanting, as they allowed the Aussies to wriggle out from 76 for 3 to 327…

The Times of India

WTC Final: Rahane, Thakur, Jadeja lead India's rally, but Aussies still in command

Australia lead by 296 with 6 wickets left

The Times of India

WTC Final: Pitch was under prepared going into day one, says Shardul Thakur

NEW DELHI: India all-rounder Shardul Thakur, who scored a brilliant 51 in the first innings, has called The Oval pitch under prepared, saying it is very different from the surface they played on back in 2021. India had won the Oval Test by 157 runs in September 2021 with Shardul…

The Times of India

WTC Final - Don't think it will affect my batting in second innings: Ajinkya Rahane on finger injury

NEW DELHI: Ajinkya Rahane, who scored a memorable 89 in his comeback Test after 18 months, hoped that the finger injury he sustained on Thursday would not affect his batting in the second innings in the World Test Championship final against Australia.

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The Hindu

WTC Final | We knew Rahane could play innings like that: Starc

Australia pacer Mitchell Starc on Friday said Ajinkya Rahane showed how to bat on a seaming pitch as his 89 kept India in the hunt in the World Test Championship final.

The Independent UK

Surrey record fourth highest T20 Blast total after scoring 258 in Sussex mauling

South Group leaders Somerset were also amongst the runs in their big derby win over Gloucestershire.

The Hindu

WTC Final | Pitch was under-prepared going into Day 1: Shardul Thakur

India all-rounder Shardul Thakur has called The Oval pitch under-prepared, saying it is very different from the surface they played on back in 2021.

The Hindu

WTC Final | Don't think it will affect my batting in second innings: Rahane on finger injury

Battling a finger injury, India’s saviour Ajinkya Rahane on Friday dispelled doubts about his involvement with the bat in his team’s second innings of the World Test Championship final against Australia.

The Hindu

WTC Final 2023: Rahane, Shardul help India live to fight another day

The Indians were expected to capitulate without a fight, but Ajinkya Rahane and Shardul Thakur had other ideas. With every minute of resistance, the decibel level from the crowd increased.

The Independent UK

Marnus Labuschagne admits ‘hands just about hanging on’ after bruising Oval test

Australia remain in control of the World Test Championship final against India after day three.

The Independent UK

The gaps in Australia’s armour to encourage England before the Ashes

Australia’s performance in the World Test Championship final against India has been a far cry from their normally clinical standards, and they will certainly look to improve on that ahead of next week’s Ashes.

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