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Proteas brush off Paine tampering claims

South Africa say they've paid no attention to Tim Paine's claims they also ball-tampered in the 2018 Test series, brushing off the story in T20 World Cup camp.

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Drop Cummins for Green: Mark Waugh

Former selector Mark Waugh says it's time to drop Pat Cummins and recall Cameron Green in a bid to keep Australia's stuttering T20 World Cup campaign alive.

AAP

Aussies on COVID alert before England game

Australia have kept their T20 World Cup title defence alive with a seven-wicket win over Sri Lanka, but a tougher challenge awaits them at the MCG on Friday.

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T20 World Cup: My innings was unusual, poor, says Aussie skipper Aaron Finch

PERTH: Australia skipper Aaron Finch termed his knock "unusual" and "poor" after struggling to 31 off 42 balls in his side's seven-wicket win over Sri Lanka in the T20 World Cup on Tuesday.

The Times of India

Marcus Stoinis leads Australia to T20 World Cup win over Sri Lanka

The all-rounder blasted 59 not out in 18 game-changing deliveries

The Independent UK

Marcus Stoinis sets Australian record as he smashes Sri Lanka and secures T20 World Cup match win

Marcus Stoinis sets an Australian T20 record as the home nation get their T20 World Cup title defence back on track with victory over Sri Lanka.

ABC News

Tim Paine accuses South Africa of ball tampering after Australia sandpaper scandal

Following the scandal surrounding Australia's ball tampering in 2018, Aussie wicket keeper Tim Paine has now pointed the figure in another direction towards South Africa

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T20 World Cup: Jos Buttler shrugs off rain concerns as England prepare for Ireland and Australia

Jos Buttler insists he is not losing any sleep over the idea that rain could complicate England’s bid for T20 World Cup glory as they prepare for two crucial games in three days in La Nina-hit Melbourne.

Evening Standard

England include Jason Roy in ODI squad for Australia series

The opener was left out of the T20 World Cup squad

The Independent UK

Jason Roy returns to England ODI squad for post-World Cup Australia series

Jason Roy will return to international cricket in November for England’s three one-day internationals against Australia that follow the T20 World Cup

The Guardian - UK

Jason Roy back in the England fold after recall to squad for Australia ODIs

A horror summer with the bat saw Jason Roy axed from the T20 side for the World Cup Down Under, but he has been back in the 50-over game

Daily Mirror

To hell with the spirit of the game: Hardik Pandya on 'Mankading'

DUBAI: "To hell with the spirit of the game, we need to stop making a fuss about this." Star all-rounder Hardik Pandya is very clear in his head how the run out of the batter, backing up far at the non-striker's end should be perceived.

The Times of India

Jos Buttler to name strongest side for Ireland clash as rest and rotation policy snubbed

England skipper Jos Buttler wants wins on the board before he starts thinking about giving players a rest for future challenges in the T20 World Cup

Daily Mirror

England prepared to adjust for rain at T20 World Cup, Jos Buttler claims

The Australian east coast has been damper and cooler than usual because of the ongoing La Nina weather pattern

The Independent UK

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The Times of India

West Indies' early exit from T20 World Cup surprises and disappoints Kieron Pollard

PORT OF SPAIN: West Indies' legendary all-rounder Kieron Pollard is surprised and disappointed with the team's early exit from the T20 World Cup and said all the stakeholders must share the blame.

The Times of India

West Indies head coach Phil Simmons steps down after T20 World Cup exit

ST JOHN'S: West Indies head coach Phil Simmons will step down from his role at the end of this year, following the Caribbean side's debacle at the ongoing T20 World Cup where they failed to reach the 'Super 12' stage.

ABC News

West Indies coach Phil Simmons to quit after Australia Tests, apologises after 'unfathomable' T20 World Cup exit

After West Indies' elimination from the T20 World Cup, team coach Phil Simmons will leave his post after the two-Test series against Australia.

The Independent UK

Chris Woakes confident he can play full part in England’s T20 World Cup campaign

Woakes returned to the England set-up last month for the first time since the spring

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AAP

Tim Paine 'abandoned' by CA amid text saga

Ex-Test skipper Tim Paine says he felt abandoned by Cricket Australia when the governing body became aware a texting scandal would be made public.

AAP

Star Aussie pace trio ready to hit back

Mitchell Starc, Pat Cummins and Josh Hazlewood will be aiming to regain their mojo in Tuesday night's T20 World Cup clash with Sri Lanka in Perth.

Daily Mirror

South Africa denied by rain at T20 World Cup after slipping Zimbabwe bowler suffers injury

South Africa were frustrated after reaching 51-0 in Hobart from three overs but the umpires took the players off the pitch as rain worsened at the T20 World Cup

The Independent UK

Alex Lees reveals broken finger as he targets England recall

The left-handed opener was left out for next month’s tour of Pakistan

The Times of India

T20 World Cup: Rain delays start of Zimbabwe-South Africa game

HOBART: Rain delayed the start of the T20 World Cup match between South Africa and Zimbabwe here on Monday.

Evening Standard

England set for T20 World Cup boost with Mark Wood hopeful of facing Ireland and Australia

Mark Wood is optimistic of facing both Ireland and Australia this week after his record-breaking spell helped England start their T20 World Cup campaign with a win on Saturday.

The Independent UK

Australia won’t be distracted by new sandpapergate claims, Mitch Marsh insists

Faf du Plessis has revealed South Africa suspected Australia of ball-tampering before they were caught out at Cape Town four years ago

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