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India vs Australia: Bharat Army irked by decision to 'lock out' fans from Day 1 of 4th Test

MUMBAI: The Gujarat Cricket Association’s (GCA) decision to ‘lock out’ a majority of the cricket fans on the first day of the fourth Test between India and Australia at the Narendra Modi Stadium in Ahmedabad has irked Bharat Army, a global group of Indian cricket supporters.

The Times of India

Copeland calls time on long cricket career

Trent Copeland has retired from cricket after a career that included three Tests for Australia and the most Sheffield Shield wickets for NSW this century

AAP

Curran using England’s packed T20 schedule as ODI World Cup audition

With chances to impress in ODI cricket rare, those players on the periphery will need to seize opportunities in other formats

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Sam Curran keen to keep impressing with England’s wealth of fast bowling options

Curran laid down a marker to be included in England’s squad for the defence of their 50-over title in India with a star showing against Bangladesh

The Independent UK

Shane Warne's family pay moving tribute to Australian icon a year on from tragic death

Australian cricket great Shane Warne has been fondly remembered one year on from his sudden tragic passing following a suspected heart attack at the age of 52

Daily Mirror

IND vs AUS 4th Test: Mohammed Shami set to return in playing XI for next Test, rank turner unlikely for final Test

NEW DELHI: India's senior-most speedster Mohammed Shami is expected to feature in the playing XI for the final Test against Australia in Ahmedabad, starting March 9 after being rested for workload management during the Indore game.

The Times of India

Pitches for India-Australia series have been poor: Mark Taylor

NEW DELHI: Former Australian captain Mark Taylor has come down hard on the pitches used for the ongoing Border-Gavaskar Trophy. Taylor, who played 104 Tests for Australia between 1989 and 1999,, alleged that some amount of "skullduggery" must have been involved in preparation of such tracks.

The Times of India

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How Australia’s Travis Head broke batting spell – and India hearts

When Australia lost their first wicket to the second ball of the day, things looked grim. Then Travis Head slammed the door

The Guardian - AU

IND vs AUS 3rd Test: Captaining in India is like playing chess, says Steve Smith

INDORE: One doesn’t know if the term ‘match-winning captaincy’ is a thing, but Steve Smith sure served up an example of it in the Indore Test.

The Times of India

IND vs AUS 3rd Test: Australia crush India by nine wickets, qualify for WTC final

INDORE: The irony was palpable here at the Holkar Stadium on Friday as it was expectedly Australia who booked their berth in the World Test Championship Final with a comprehensive nine-wicket win inside three days.

The Times of India

Nathan Lyon and Travis Head help launch Australia to historic victory over India in third Test in Indore

Everyone knew Nathan Lyon would be key for Australia to win in India, but Travis Head's recovery from his first Test snubbing to lead Australia home on the toughest of pitches cannot be understated, writes Simon Smale.

ABC News

Michael Vaughan denies using racist language: ‘That’s not what I am about’

The former England captain gave evidence to the Cricket Discipline Commission on a day when Azeem Rafiq was accused of playing ‘the race card’ by Matthew Wood

The Guardian - UK

Michael Vaughan: Former England captain denies racism allegations at Yorkshire hearing

The disciplinary hearing into allegations of racism at Yorkshire County Cricket Club is a "terrible look for the game" and is not the right process to investigate the claims, former England captain Michael Vaughan said on Friday.

Evening Standard

Crouch brace remembered and Roy stars for England – Friday’s sporting social

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Azeem Rafiq accused of being ready to use ‘race card’

Matthew Wood, a former personal development manager at the PCA who appeared as a witness in defence of Michael Vaughan, made the allegation

The Times of India

Changed ball made a lot of difference: Dinesh Karthik

NEW DELHI: In the defence of a meagre 75 on Day 3 morning of the Indore Test, India raised some hopes with premier spinner Ravichandran Ashwin snapping Aussie opener Umsan Khawaja with the second-ball of the day. For the next 10 overs, the Australian batters Travis Head and Marnus Labuschagne…

The Times of India

'Inconceivable': Michael Vaughan denies making racist comments

Former England cricket captain Michael Vaughan on Friday denied making racist comments against his ex-teammates from Yorkshire cricket club as accused by Azeem Rafiq. Vaughan told a hearing into accusations of racism at Yorkshire it was "inconceivable" that he would make the comment attributed to him by Rafiq.

The Independent UK

Jason Roy proud to silence his critics with hundred in win over Bangladesh

Roy hit 132 off 124 balls as England wrapped up a series win

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Jason Roy stars with century as England seal ODI series win over Bangladesh

It is the first time Bangladesh have lost an ODI series at home since 2016

The Times of India

Richa Ghosh jumps 21 places in latest ICC women's T20I rankings

NEW DELHI: The second highest run-scorer for India in the recently concluded Women's T20 World Cup, Richa Ghosh on Friday jumped 21 places to the 22nd spot in the latest ICC Women's T20I batters rankings.

The Independent UK

Michael Vaughan says it is ‘inconceivable’ he made racist comment to team-mates

The former England captain has begun his defence against an England and Wales Cricket Board charge of using racist and/or discriminatory language.

The Times of India

2nd ODI: All-round England crush Bangladesh by 132 runs to seal series

NEW DELHI: England produced a superb all-round performance on Friday to thrash hosts Bangladesh by 132 runs in the second One-Day International at Shere Bangla National Stadium, Dhaka. With the victory, England took an unassailable 2-0 lead in the three-match series.

The Guardian - UK

England thrash Bangladesh by 132 runs in second ODI to secure series win

A Jason Roy century and four wickets for both Sam Curran and Adil Rashid helped England inflict Bangladesh’s first home ODI series defeat in seven years

The Independent UK

Jason Roy and Adil Rashid lead dominant England to ODI series win in Bangladesh

Sam Curran also impressed with bat and ball in a 132-run win in the second ODI.

Daily Mirror

Jason Roy and Sam Curran star as England seal brilliant series victory over Bangladesh

Jason Roy struck an excellent hundred and Sam Curran starred with both bat and ball as England completed a series victory over Bangladesh with a game to spare after winning the second ODI by 132 runs

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