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Steve Smith's game-changing catch to remove Cheteshwar Pujara in third Test in Indore hailed as 'massive' by Nathan Lyon

A sensational one-handed grab by stand-in skipper Steve Smith changed the flow of the third Test in Indore and could prove to be a defining moment in the match.

ABC News

Rafiq denies ‘blackmailing’ Rashid to support his Vaughan racism claims

The former Yorkshire player, questioned at the Cricket Discipline Commission hearing, said he did not pressure his sometime teammate to back him up regarding Michael Vaughan

The Guardian - UK

Nathan Lyon proving to be Australia’s unglamorous linchpin in India

Spinner has gradually become a formidable operator in Asia, where he has more Test wickets than any other visiting player

The Guardian - UK

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No explanation for ‘discrepancy’ over Michael Vaughan comment – Azeem Rafiq

The former Yorkshire spinner was speaking at a Cricket Discipline Commission hearing into his allegations of racist abuse.

The Independent UK

Adil Rashid: ‘I was not pressured’ to support Michael Vaughan racism allegation

Rashid gave evidence in the disciplinary hearing being conducted amid the Yorkshire racism scandal

The Independent UK

1st Test: Kagiso Rabada six-for helps South Africa triumph against West Indies

NEW DELHI: A rampant Kagiso Rabada picked up an impressive six-for in the second innings as hosts South Africa registered a comfortable 87-run win over West Indies in the first Test in Centurion on Thursday.

The Times of India

Anything can happen: Umesh Yadav on defending 75 in third Test

NEW DELHI: India will be defending a mere 75 runs going into the third day of the Indore Test but given the wicked nature of the pitch at the Holkar Stadium, pacer Umesh Yadav feels the hosts will still have an outside chance.

The Times of India

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Briefs intermission: Jacks happy to straddle England tours despite bag lag

The versatile England spinner Will Jacks has reflected on his ‘whirlwind’ route to Bangladesh, including a lost suitcase resulting in a shortage of underwear

The Guardian - UK

Azeem Rafiq racism allegations against Michael Vaughan ‘word against word’, says lawyer

Vaughan is the only individual facing charges to appear at the hearing in person

The Independent UK

New Zealand name unchanged squad for two-Test series against Sri Lanka

NEW DELHI: The New Zealand cricket board on Thursday announced an unchanged 13-member squad for the upcoming two-Test home series against Sri Lanka.

The Times of India

Will Jacks reflects on ‘whirlwind’ week in pursuit of England ambitions

The 24-year-old says he’s had six days at home since November.

The Independent UK

3rd Test, Day 2: Nathan Lyon grabs eight; Australia need 76 to win Indore Test

NEW DELHI: Nathan Lyon grabbed eight wickets as Australia skittled India for 163 on the Day 2 of the third Test at Holkar Cricket Stadium in Indore. With three days remaining in the Test match, Australia now need 76 runs to win the third game.

The Times of India

Yorkshire racism hearing: Rafiq claims Vaughan ‘tried to discredit me’ – as it happened

Rolling report: The Cricket Discipline Commission hearing took evidence from Adil Rashid and Azeem Rafiq on day two

The Guardian - UK

Dawid Malan thankful for England chances as Bangladesh century boosts World Cup hopes

The 35-year-old has hit a century fours times in just 16 ODI appearances

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The Times of India

3rd Test: India hopes rest on Cheteshwar Pujara after Australia grab lead

NEW DELHI: Cheteshwar Pujara led India's fightback after Australia claimed a handy first-innings lead of 88 on Day 2 of the 3rd Test in Indore on Thursday.

The Times of India

WPL: Delhi Capitals name Australia skipper Meg Lanning as captain

NEW DELHI: Delhi Capitals on Thursday appointed World Cup-winning Australia skipper Meg Lanning as their captain for the inaugural Women's Premier League (WPL) season, which begins on Saturday. A five-time T20 World Cup winner, Lanning will have India's Jemimah Rodrigues as her deputy.

The Guardian - UK

How mentoring can make a difference in rapidly changing world of women’s cricket

Pioneering former England player Isa Guha has launched an initiative aiming to ensure women and girls get the support they need

ABC News

Australia's latest stunning collapse leaves third Test against India on knife edge

Australia had patiently batted themselves into a position of strength, but a madcap 29 minutes has swung the third Test on its head, handing India the momentum heading into their second batting innings.

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The Times of India

3rd Test: Australia collapse lets India claw back

NEW DELHI: Australia lost their last six wickets for just 11 runs to concede much of their advantage on Day 2 of the third Test against India in Indore on Thursday.

The Times of India

3rd Test, Day 2: Umesh Yadav completes 100 wickets at home to trigger Australia collapse

NEW DELHI: Veteran Indian pacer Umesh Yadav became the 13th bowler to complete 100 wickets in India on Thursday. The old warhorse along with Ravichandran Ashwin triggered an Australian collapse in the morning session of the second day.

The Times of India

Why Ricky Ponting feels David Warner should have called it quits by now

NEW DELHI: Former Australia captain Ricky Ponting fears David Warner's Test career might end on a tragic note following his prolonged dry run with the bat and the struggling opener runs the risk of missing out on the Ashes series.

The Independent UK

On this day in 2011: Kevin O’Brien hits fastest Cricket World Cup century

The Ireland international struck 100 runs off 50 balls against England to lead his side to victory.

AAP

Shield leaders WA again dominate as Tigers flop

Sheffield Shield leaders Western Australia trail by just 112 runs with nine wickets in hand after a poor day one by the visiting Tasmania.

The Independent UK

Michael Vaughan to defend himself on second day of Yorkshire racism hearing

Vaughan is the only individual facing charges to appear at the hearing in person

The Guardian - AU

India v Australia: third Test, day two – as it happened

Australia need just 76 runs to secure victory at Indore as Nathan Lyon tormented the hosts with an eight-wicket haul

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