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Sophie Ecclestone leads England fightback on penultimate afternoon of Ashes Test

The tourists lost four wickets in 34 balls at a hectic juncture in the afternoon session.

The Independent UK

Andrew Strauss recalls wife's first words after learning devastating cancer diagnosis

Ruth Strauss died in December 2018, a year after receiving the shock diagnosis of lung cancer and Andrew Strauss has set up a charity in her honour, which will be on show at Lord's during the Ashes

Daily Mirror

Travis Head: England ‘throwing nice chat out’ but Australia focusing on winning

Head reckons “a few people at home might want to get up his back” if things do not go well for England seamer Ollie Robinson at Lord’s.

The Independent UK

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India call-up: Sarfaraz might have to work on his fitness as well as off-field discipline

Sarfaraz Khan’s non-inclusion in the Indian team for the West Indies tour was criticised by none other than Sunil Gavaskar but BCCI sources claimed that his below-par “fitness level” as well as alleged “off-field conduct” has influenced the decision.

The Hindu

The Ashes: England lose late wickets to dent hopes of winning one-off Test against Australia

England slip from 55-0 to 73-4 in pursuit of 268 at Trent Bridge

Evening Standard

Lauren Filer gives England hope as Australia build lead in Ashes Test

The tourists stretched their lead to 167 on the fourth morning but debutant Filer crucially bowled Ellyse Perry and Tahlia McGrath.

The Independent UK

Women’s Ashes Test: Australia set England target of 268 to win on day four – as it happened

Ash Gardner put Australia in the box seat with three quick wickets to reduce England to 116 for five, still needing another 152 runs

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Australia ready to turn up heat on England at their Lord’s stronghold

Tourists hold a 1-0 lead and have an extraordinary record at England’s HQ, having lost just two Ashes Tests there since 1934

The Guardian - UK

Ricky Ponting offers batting advice to Marnus Labuschagne ahead of second Ashes Test

NEW DELHI: Ahead of the second Ashes Test set to commence on Wednesday at Lord's, former captain Ricky Ponting has provided valuable technical guidance to Australian batsmen Marnus Labuschagne and Travis Head. Ponting aims to assist them in countering England's formidable bowling attack.

The Times of India

The Observer view on Dear England: Cry God for Harry, England and our Gareth

Theatre audiences are gripped by James Graham’s story of Gareth Southgate’s team, and the first Ashes Test was almost unwatchably tense

The Guardian - UK

1983 World Cup: 'Kapil Dev's 175 remains the greatest ODI century I have ever seen' - Sunil Gavaskar

Sunil Gavaskar was one of the elders of the Indian squad at the 1983 World Cup. A veteran of playing on and mastering English conditions, the legendary opener was still to adjust to the demands of limited-overs batting. Yet, his was the voice of experience and sanity in a young…

The Times of India

"For 2023 World Cup, India need to foster collective mindset": Kapil Dev

NEW DELHI: India's 1983 World Cup-winning captain Kapil Dev on Sunday said that in order to prepare for ICC Cricket World Cup 2023, the Rohit Sharma-led side should embrace a spirit of the collective mindset centered on unity and wholeheartedly commit to it.

The Times of India

'Yashpal Sharma was the unsung hero of 1983 World Cup'

By Balwinder Singh Sandhu

The Times of India

India's 1983 World Cup triumph: The game changer

For sports lovers, some days are like permanent markers. Time cannot scrub them off. Rather, with every passing year, they find a fonder place in the suitcase of memories. For every cricket-loving Indian of a certain age, June 25, 1983 is that kind of day.

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Ashes: Australia on top despite record-breaking Tammy Beaumont double century

NEW DELHI: Tammy Beaumont scored a brilliant double century for England women but Australia ended Day 3 on top of the one-off Ashes Test at the Trent Bridge in Nottingham. Beaumont scored 208, the highest ever Test score for England women.

Evening Standard

Tammy Beaumont responds after making history for England with Ashes double century

Test set for thrilling final two days as run-fest continues

The Independent UK

Tammy Beaumont credits T20 axe for Test improvement after record-breaking 208

Beaumont became her nation’s first double centurion and just the eighth female overall in Tests.

The Guardian - UK

Australia’s ruthless machine shows signs of fallibility to let England back in

Questionable calls from captain Alyssa Healy and uncharacteristic mistakes in the field leave intriguing Ashes Test in the balance

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The Independent UK

Tammy Beaumont’s historic double-century sets up Women’s Ashes shootout

Australia 82-0, lead England by 92 runs: Beaumont became her nation’s first double centurion and just the eighth female overall in Tests

The Independent UK

Tammy Beaumont makes history with 208 but Australia nudge ahead in Ashes Test

Beaumont became her nation’s first double centurion and just the eighth female overall in Tests.

The Guardian - UK

Tammy Beaumont’s 208 makes history before Australia reassert strength

Tammy Beaumont set an England Test record with her double-century that took England to within 10 of Australia’s first-innings total before the tourists’ openers extended their lead to close on 82 for 0

The Independent UK

Tammy Beaumont hits a new high as England eye first innings lead at Trent Bridge

The opener broke an 88-year record for the highest Test score by an England woman.

Evening Standard

Women’s Ashes: England set for the long haul as Tammy Beaumont and Nat Sciver-Brunt inspire hope

A five-day tussle beckons at Trent Bridge as the stubborn hosts begin to turn the tide

The Times of India

Watch: Cheteshwar Pujara does batting practice a day after Test snub

NEW DELHI: A day after being axed from the Indian Test side, Cheteshwar Pujara on Saturday hit the ground running and batted in the middle.

The Independent UK

Tammy Beaumont leads from front as England close in on Australia total

Beaumont advanced her overnight 100 to 144 not out.

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