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Ben Stokes ‘blessed’ to be part of sensational Test loss to New Zealand

The hosts beat England by one run after being made to follow-on at Wellington’s Basin Reserve

The Independent UK

Rampaging India eye WTC final spot against down and out Australia

NEW DELHI: Having already secured the Border-Gavaskar Trophy, India will be looking to enhance their aura of invincibility at home with another series win against an Australian side that will need a monumental effort to bounce back in the third Test, starting in Indore on Wednesday.

The Times of India

Tim Southee lauds ‘typical Kiwi scrapping’ after stunning New Zealand Test win

The hosts beat England by one run after being made to follow-on at Wellington’s Basin Reserve

The Independent UK

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Ben Stokes insists he has "no regrets" about enforcing the follow on despite England loss

England lost a thrilling Test match to New Zealand by just one run, becoming only the fourth team in history to lose after enforcing the follow on and captain Ben Stokes has defended his decision

Daily Mirror

Looking back at other close finishes in Test match history

Neil Wagner removed James Anderson to secure a thrilling victory.

The Independent UK

New Zealand win astonishing Test by one run as England fall short

Anderson feathered Wagner down the leg-side to leave England 256 all out chasing 258

The Independent UK

3rd Test: Australia batsmen will aim to slow things down in Indore, says Steve Smith

NEW DELHI: After risky shot-making cost them dearly in the previous match, Australia's stand-in skipper Steve Smith said their batsmen will aim to slow things down at the crease in the third Test against India in Indore starting on Wednesday.

The Times of India

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‘It was crazy’ – Ben Stokes urges beaten England to be ‘thankful’

Stokes refused to be downcast after defeat

The Independent UK

England go down by narrowest of margins as New Zealand draw series with victory

They had been bowled out for 256 pursuing a target of 258.

The Independent UK

A look at the narrowest wins by runs in Test cricket

New Zealand's thrilling one-run win over England in the 2nd Test at Wellington is only the third instance in the history of Test cricket that a team has edged its opponent by just one run to emerge victorious.

The Times of India

New Test, old headache: Play Shubman Gill or stay with KL Rahul?

INDORE: For the second consecutive day here at the Holkar Stadium, KL Rahul and Shubman Gill went toe to toe in the batting nets, practising for long durations against net bowlers, regular bowlers and throwdown experts.

The Times of India

What a thriller! New Zealand beat England by one run in 2nd Test

New Zealand were made to follow-on in the second Test at home against England, but they didn't lose hope, and on Tuesday the Kiwis pulled off a stunning one-run win over the visitors in a thrilling finish on the final day in Wellington.

The Times of India

Coming soon at Wankhede, a life-size Sachin Tendulkar statue

MUMBAI: The Mumbai Cricket Association is coming up with a 'special gift' for cricket legend Sachin Tendulkar, who will celebrate his 50th birthday on April 24 this year. In a unique gesture, the MCA will erect a life-size statue of Tendulkar inside the iconic Wankhede stadium in Mumbai.

The Times of India

England fall just short as one-run victory enables New Zealand to tie series 1-1

Anderson featheried Wagner down the leg-side to leave England 256 all out chasing 258.

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India vs Australia: Rohit Sharma's red-ball resolve

Rohit Sharma has shown determination intelligence to emerge as the best top-order batter from either side on some difficult pitches in this series.

The Independent UK

Classy Joe Root guides England into strong position in second Test in Wellington

Root struck a brilliant 74 not out by lunch.

The Guardian - UK

New Zealand beat England by one run: second Test, day five – as it happened

Over-by-over report: Needing just two runs to win, England fell short when Jimmy Anderson was caught behind to end an epic Test match

The Guardian - UK

England’s Bangladesh trip is bizarrely timed and packed with personal peril

Scheduling may be comical, but there is plenty at stake for players who know this England team is devilishly hard to break into

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The Independent UK

Saqib Mahmood hoping tweaks make him a ‘better bowler’ for England

The Lancashire quick is in line for his first England appearance in nearly a year in their ODI series against Bangladesh.

Daily Mirror

Jos Buttler "excited" by Rehan Ahmed ahead of World Cup after stunning Test debut

Rehan Ahmed made history last year as he became England's youngest ever men's Test cricketer and Jos Buttler believes the teenager could become a "brilliant international cricketer"

Daily Mirror

Kane Williamson baffled by Harry Brook's first England wicket with "worst ball he bowled"

Harry Brook has enjoyed a brilliant start to his Test career with the bat and now has his first wicket in an England shirt, having dismissed New Zealand's all-time leading run scorer Kane Williamson

The Times of India

It's the start of a new journey for South Africa, says new skipper Bavuma ahead of Windies Test series

NEW DELHI: Newly-appointed skipper Temba Bavuma is quite confident about his team and said that it will be the start of a new journey when South Africa take on West Indies in the two-Test home series starting at Centurion Park on Tuesday.

Evening Standard

Jack Leach confident England have what it takes to chase down New Zealand

The second Test is poised for a thrilling finale

The Times of India

Can stand-in skipper Steve Smith lead Australia's revival?

Australia are 2-0 down and have lost the chance to reclaim the Border-Gavaskar Trophy, which will now remain with holders India. But the visitors are leaving no stone unturned to stage a comeback in the four-match series, led by stand-in skipper Steve Smith.

Daily Mirror

England "still open" for Alex Hales to make World Cup squad despite skipping tour

Alex Hales has not played an ODI since March 2019, but England white-ball coach Matthew Mott says the opener is in contention for a spot at the upcoming 50-over World Cup

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