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England with work to do in second Test after New Zealand fight back

New Zealand won the day, but England are still well-placed to win the match.

Evening Standard

'You could say you're unlucky all your life, but it's generally about effort': Alyssa Healy slams Harmanpreet Kaur

Harmanpreet Kaur's run-out was the turning point in India's defeat against Australia in the Women's T20 World Cup semifinal, and Alyssa Healy slammed Indian captain's lack of genuine effort in going past the crease that led to her dismissal.

The Times of India

Ravi Shastri backs Shubman Gill for last two Australia Tests, not in favour of a vice-captain for India in home series

Ravi Shastri is backing Shubman Gill to partner skipper Rohit Sharma as opener in place of KL Rahul in the last two Tests of the four-match Border-Gavaskar Trophy between India and Australia, which the hosts lead 2-0.

The Times of India

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Ex-England captain Alastair Cook delivers verdict on Ben Stokes enforcing the follow on

England captain Ben Stokes asked New Zealand to follow on in the second Test in Wellington, but former skipper Sir Alastair Cook has questioned the decision

Daily Mirror

Ian Chappell criticises Australia's selection decisions following consecutive defeats in India Test series

Former Test captain Ian Chappell says he is "not surprised" to see Australia trailing in its series against India, with the hosts having already retained the Border-Gavaskar Trophy.

ABC News

Latham and Conway lead fightback as New Zealand frustrate England attack

Ben Stokes enforced the follow-on but the hosts’ batters were defiant on day three of the second Test

The Guardian - AU

New Zealand fight back to frustrate England in Wellington

New Zealand closed on 202 for three, just 24 behind

The Independent UK

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New Zealand frustrate England's hunt for victory after Ben Stokes enforces follow on

Spinners Jack Leach and Joe Root picked up all three of England's wickets after New Zealand were made to follow on, with Tom Latham and Devon Conway leading the resistance from the hosts

Daily Mirror

Handscomb praises resilience of Test captain Cummins

Australia are rallying around captain Pat Cummins after the star quick made the decision to remain in Sydney to be with his seriously ill mother.

AAP

Five wickets in last over: 'I actually can't believe that happened'

Tasmania edge out South Australia by one run in thrilling WNCL final.

Newcastle Herald

Tom Latham and Devon Conway frustrate England in Wellington

Tom Latham and Devon Conway shared an unbroken stand of 128 in 49 overs.

The Independent UK

India vs Australia: Withdrawals a blessing in disguise for Australia?

Two back-to-back losses, the nightmare against spin coupled with injuries and withdrawals -- Australia look a dilapidated unit on the face of it as the bandwagon moves to Indore. They can’t win back the Border-Gavaskar Trophy, that’s confirmed. But are the changes that Australia will be forced to make for…

The Times of India

Australia firm T20 World Cup final favourites but wary of South Africa

The hosts are out to seize on rare glimpses of Australia appearing beatable and write themselves into history

The Guardian - AU

Stuart Broad mops up New Zealand tail to give England lead of 226

New Zealand reached 40 without loss at lunch.

The Independent UK

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The Independent UK

New Zealand follow on after Stuart Broad takes four wickets

England turned the screw on the third morning in Wellington.

The Guardian - UK

New Zealand v England: second Test, day three – as it happened

New Zealand rallied on day three and ended it 24 runs behind with seven second-innings wickets intact; England remain favourites, but the match and series remain in the balance

ABC News

For Megan Ponsford, tracing family history meant unearthing the forgotten story of India and Australia's cricket rivalry

Australia's first cricket team to tour India was labelled "has-beens and never-will-bes", but almost 90 years later, historian Megan Ponsford has revealed they were also a fascinating band of sporting pioneers.

The Times of India

Kim Cotton, Jacqueline Williams named on-field umpires for Women's T20 World Cup final

NEW DELHI: Kim Cotton and Jacqueline Williams have been named the on-field umpires for Sunday's ICC Women's T20 World Cup final in Cape Town.

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Evening Standard

Ben Stokes’ leadership ‘as good as I’ve seen’, says Joe Root, as England captain tipped for star showing

Joe Root believes Ben Stokes’ leadership is “as good as I’ve seen” and it is “a matter of time” before the England skipper produces a big individual performance.

The Independent UK

Harry Brook: The sports teacher whose belief in new England sensation won a £10,000 bet

The England batsman’s meteoric rise in Test cricket was seen from a young age by his school teachers

The Times of India

Women's T20 World Cup: Richa Ghosh only Indian in Player of Tournament shortlist

NEW DELHI: Wicketkeeper-batter Richa Ghosh is the lone Indian among the nine players shortlisted for the Player of the Tournament at the ongoing Women's T20 World Cup in South Africa.

Daily Mirror

England warned not to open with Jonny Bairstow in Ashes despite Zak Crawley struggles

England have been warned not to ask Jonny Bairstow to open during the Ashes when he returns from injury, amid suggestions he could replace Zak Crawley at the top of the order

The Times of India

Women's T20 World Cup: Can first-time finalists South Africa stop 'invincible' Australia?

NEW DELHI: Up against five-time champions, hosts South Africa will have their task cut out when they take on mighty Australia in the Women's T20 World Cup final in Cape Town on Sunday.

Daily Mirror

Joe Root felt he "owed" England a hundred as he hails "brilliant" and "brave" Ben Stokes

Joe Root was back to his best with an excellent 153 not out in the second Test between England and New Zealand in Wellington, sharing a brilliant partnership with Harry Brook

The Guardian - UK

Joe Root says his 153 was payback to England: ‘I owed it to the group’

Joe Root admitted he is now truly loving life without the burden of captaincy following the masterful unbeaten century in Wellington

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