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England to appeal any future obstructions

England allrounder Sam Curran says captain Jos Buttler might not hesitate to appeal should any future obstructing the field incidents occur.

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Ishan Kishan acknowledges 'shortcomings' kept him out of T20 World Cup squad

RANCHI: Ishan Kishan played a beautifully-paced innings to set the tone for India's series-levelling win over South Africa in the second ODI here, then accepted there may have been some "shortcomings" on his part which have led to the 24-year-old missing the bus for the T20 World Cup.

The Times of India

India vs South Africa 3rd ODI: Rain threat over series decider

It will be an emotional homecoming for Dhawan as captain but inclement weather in Delhi could disrupt plans

The Times of India

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Australia's Ash Gardner calls Meg Lanning's decision to take leave from cricket 'brave', predicts more players will do the same

All-rounder Ash Gardner predicts more players will join Australia captain Meg Lanning in taking leave to recharge from the demands of elite cricket.

ABC News

Marsh out of one-day captaincy race

Allrounder Mitchell Marsh has ruled himself out of becoming Australia's next limited-overs captain, leaving minimal options to replace Aaron Finch.

AAP

Australian cricketers on the status of ODIs among the cricket formats

With Test cricket still the pinnacle for many, and Twenty20 the home of excitement and invention, where does that leave the 50-over game? We asked some of Australia's top men's cricketers what should be done with ODIs.

ABC News

More will follow Lanning's lead: Gardner

Allrounder Ash Gardner predicts more players will join Australia captain Meg Lanning in taking leave to recharge from the demands of elite cricket.

AAP

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No need to clear the air with Ben Stokes as we focus on World Cup, insists Alex Hales

Hales recently returned to the England fold after more than three years in international exile

The Independent UK

‘A chance I thought would never come again’: Hales sets sights on World Cup

England opener says he had a ‘blunt’ chat with Rob Key before his recall and his relationship with Ben Stokes is ‘fine’

The Guardian - UK

Suryakumar shines as India beat Western Australia by 13 runs in opening practice game

Suryakumar Yadav continued his good form as the Indian team had a fine outing against Western Australia Cricket Association XI, beating the hosts by 13 runs in its first practice game ahead of the T20 World Cup

The Hindu

Sam Curran, England’s prince of intangibles, making concrete case for T20 World Cup role

For so long, the debate over Sam Curran’s inclusion in England sides across the formats has been marketed as one of intangibles, a matter not just of runs, wickets and averages, but of happy knacks, moments seized and fiery, juvenile spirit.

Evening Standard

Upset at ‘B’ team tag, we brought our A-game: Kishan

Youngster says he was influenced by partner Shreyas Iyer’s positive intent and wanted to prove how good India’s bench strength is

The Hindu

Harmanpreet, Rizwan win ICC Player of the Month awards for September

Harmanpreet Kaur received the award for her memorable showing in the ODI series in England.

The Hindu

England bowler reveals injury misdiagnosis could have forced premature end to career

Saqib Mahmood suffered a stress fracture of the back earlier this year, but was initially misdiagnosed and says the error "could have resulted in the end of my career"

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The Independent UK

Mike Hussey would have appealed for obstruction in England vs Australia match

Matthew Wade appeared to block Mark Wood’s attempts to complete a caught and bowled during the latter stages of the home side’s unsuccessful chase

The Times of India

T20 World Cup warm-up match: India beat Western Australia by 13 runs

PERTH: Suryakumar Yadav continued his good form as the Indian team had a fine outing against Western Australia Cricket Association XI, beating the hosts by 13 runs in its first practice game ahead of the T20 World Cup on Monday.

The Times of India

T20 World Cup: Bowling attack without Jasprit Bumrah will make teams reconsider batting approach against India, says Sanjay Bangar

NEW DELHI: India pace spearhead Jasprit Bumrah's back injury ruling him out of the T20 World Cup starting in Australia this month means that the side has to find someone who can fill in the void left by his absence.

The Times of India

Harmanpreet Kaur, Mohammad Rizwan win ICC Player of the Month awards for September

DUBAI: India captain Harmanpreet Kaur and Pakistan wicketkeeper batter Mohammad Rizwan won the ICC Player of the Month awards for September in women and men's categories respectively.

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Ind vs SA, 3rd ODI | Dhawan, Gill in focus as India look to seal series

In the bowling department, Mohammad Siraj, who has been touted as a possible replacement for injured Jasprit Bumrah in the T20 World Cup squad, has made a strong case for himself

The Times of India

3rd ODI: Openers in focus as India look to win series against South Africa

NEW DELHI: The second-string Indian team would look for some stability from its openers as the hosts aim to punch above their weight and seal a memorable series victory against South Africa in the third and final ODI here on Tuesday.

Daily Mirror

James Anderson leaves Lord's fundraiser stunned in 'shock swipe' at Joe Root's captaincy

Legendary England bowler James Anderson reportedly left audience members at a Lord's fundraiser stunned when he took a shot at teammate Joe Root's captaincy last week

The Independent UK

Liam Livingstone seeing bright side of injury lay-off ahead of World Cup

An ankle injury ahead of the tournament has allowed the middle-order batter to have a mental refresh

The Hindu

Upset being talked of as India’s ‘B’ team, we wanted to play our A-game against South Africa: Ishan Kishan

Ishan Kishan is disappointed that he could not be part of India’s World Cup team.

The Times of India

Didn't want to intrude your privacy, you were in beast mode: Shreyas Iyer to Ishan Kishan

RANCHI: Shreyas Iyer was in no mood to intrude Ishan Kishan's privacy as the southpaw was in "beast mode" against the South Africa in the second ODI here.

The Hindu

Ind vs SA, ODI series | Didn't want to intrude your privacy, you were in beast mode: Iyer to Kishan

With four fifties and a ton in his last six ODI innings, Shreays Iyer is in the form of his life

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