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Why Temba Bavuma’s second century matters, for himself and South Africa

Temba Bavuma had become a walking metaphor for his country’s failures before a change in coach and promotion to captain

The Guardian - UK

What next for England after Bangladesh ‘eye-opener’?

There is not due to be another white-ball game for Matthew Mott’s side until September

The Independent UK

WPL 2023: Tahlia McGrath's journey - teacher, bowler to No. 1 batter

MUMBAI: “I thought I will end up teaching but thankfully cricket took off for me,” says the Australian all-rounder Tahlia McGrath, who almost contemplated quitting because of a stress fracture in her back. Thankfully for Australia, the 27-year-old fought through the pain, underwent a long rehab process, worked on her…

The Times of India

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India's ODI World Cup preparations hamstrung by shoddy injury management

NEW DELHI: The Indian team’s preparation for this year’s ODI World Cup seems to have hit a hurdle with recurring injuries to some primary players. With Shreyas Iyer being ruled out of the upcoming three-match ODI series against Australia and a substantial part of the IPL, the Indian cricket board…

The Times of India

Aussie spinner Kuhnemann gets his Jadeja masterclass

Nicknamed "Jaddu" by his Queensland teammates, Australian spinner Matt Kuhnemann finally got his masterclass from superstar allrounder Ravindra Jadeja.

AAP

Surprise spinner locked in Hinds' sights

Promising young cricketer Flora Devonshire has had a summer to remember - touring India for NZ, and called into the Central Hinds for the Super Smash season. And it's her new spin bowling talent that has everyone talking, Aiden McLaughlin writes.

Newsroom.co.nz

England T20 series whitewash in Bangladesh a ‘real eye-opener’

England were beaten 3-0 after a 16-run defeat in the final game of the series.

The Independent UK

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England batting collapse sees Bangladesh clinch T20 series clean sweep

Jos Buttler’s side were beaten by 16 runs to lose the series 3-0.

The Independent UK

England suffer 3-0 T20 series whitewash to Bangladesh after batting collapse

A remarkable collapse to conclude a miserable series

Evening Standard

England endure first T20 whitewash since 2016 after defeat by Bangladesh

Bangladesh beat England by 16 runs in the final game of the series, the world champions’ first Twenty20 series whitewash since 2016

The Guardian - UK

England batting collapse helps Bangladesh clinch T20 series clean sweep

Jos Buttler’s side were beaten by 16 runs to lose the series 3-0.

The Independent UK

Bangladesh whitewash England as Jos Buttler's side collapse after Dawid Malan fifty

Bangladesh have beaten England by 16 runs in the final T20I to seal a 3-0 series victory after Jos Buttler's side once again collapsed after losing two wickets in two balls

Daily Mirror

This day that year: VVS Laxman and Rahul Dravid put up one of India's greatest partnerships in 2001

NEW DELHI: The India-Australia series in 2001 is said to be one of the greatest ever played between the two countries. The second Test of the series at the majestic Eden Gardens is said to have changed Indian cricket forever. The date was March 14 and the protagonists were VVS…

The Times of India

England overcome fielding woes to restrict Bangladesh

England’s bid to avoid a T20 series whitewash was undermined by basic errors, with Rehan Ahmed and Ben Duckett dropping catches.

The Independent UK

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The Independent UK

David Warner could return after injury for Australia at WTC

The batsman had previously flown home after injury

Daily Mirror

James Anderson brands follow-on "the worst invention ever" after it backfired on England

England lost a historic Test match to New Zealand last month by just one run despite enforcing the follow-on, and James Anderson says he would like to see the rule "banished"

Daily Mirror

Moeen Ali hints at ODI retirement after World Cup - "It's not the be all and end all"

England are hoping to successfully defend the 50-over World Cup later this year and star all-rounder Ali has revealed he may retire from the format following the tournament

Al Jazeera

Will a new cricket league be able to break through in the US?

MLC, the latest on the list of cricket leagues around the world, is set to take place in the US in July.

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The Times of India

David Warner remains in Australia's plans for WTC final against India

Despite a lean patch in red-ball cricket for David Warner, which extended into the series against India before he was ruled out injured in the second Test, the Australian opener remains part of the team's plans to take on India in the final of the World Test Chamiponship (WTC) at…

The Guardian - UK

Bangladesh beat England in third T20 to complete 3-0 clean sweep – as it happened

Over-by-over report: Can England secure a win in the final match of the series against Bangladesh? Join Tim de Lisle to find out

The Times of India

Virat Kohli: Not scoring big was 'eating me up'

Virat Kohli ended an over three years long drought of Test centuries in the fourth Test of the Border-Gavaskar Trophy against Australia in Ahmedabad, and the batting legend later admitted that "shortcomings" resulted in growing "complications" and that was "eating me up".

The Times of India

Steve Smith to lead Australia in ODI series against India

Steve Smith will continue to lead Australia in the white-ball leg of the team's India tour, after Pat Cummins, who lost his mother to illness recently, decided to stay back home to be with his family.

The Times of India

World Test Championship 2021-23 points table

For the second straight time Team India have made the cut for the World Test Championship (WTC) final.

The Independent UK

On this day in 2004: Steve Harmison claims seven for 12 against West Indies

A damaging spell saw Harmison almost single handedly knock over West Indies for just double figures at Sabina Park.

AAP

Cummins stays home for ODIs in India, Smith to captain

Captain Pat Cummins will remain in Sydney to continue grieving the loss of his mother and miss Australia's three-match ODI series in India.

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