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2nd Test: Taijul Islam's five-wicket spell fashions series-levelling win for Bangladesh in West Indies

Bangladesh spinner Taijul Islam foxed hosts West Indies with his left-arm spin on day four of the second Test in Jamaica to fashion a 101-run victory for his team, which allowed the visitors to end the two-match series at 1-1.

The Times of India

West Indies seal dominant 201-run victory over Bangladesh in first Test

NEW DELHI: The West Indies secured a commanding 201-run victory against Bangladesh in the first Test on Tuesday, with the match concluding when tail-end batsman Shoriful Islam had to retire due to injury.

The Times of India

England win series against West Indies with two matches to spare

The tourists have snapped a streak of five successive series losses in the Caribbean.

The Independent UK

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Andre Russell ruled out as West Indies make key changes in squad for remaining England T20Is

Cricket West Indies (CWI) has announced two changes to the West Indies T20I squad as they prepare for the final leg of the five-match series against England in Saint Lucia.

The Times of India

Jos Buttler returns for England ‘excited’ by McCullum’s white-ball takeover

Jos Buttler said he feared he could be sacked as England captain after their T20 World Cup exit, but hopes that Brendon McCullum’s appointment can reignite his career

The Guardian - UK

Alzarri Joseph handed two-game ban over misconduct in West Indies’ win over England

The Windies bowler chose to leave the field twice after arguing with captain Shai Hope

The Independent UK

Alzarri Joseph handed two-match ban for conduct during West Indies win over England

27-year-old to miss T20 double-header this weekend

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Alzarri Joseph gets two-match ban for ODI walkoff

NEW DELHI: The West Indies cricket board of Friday slapped pacer Alzarri Joseph with a a two-match ban following his walkoff against England in the Wednesday's third one-day international.

The Times of India

West Indies coach hits out at Alzarri Joseph’s ‘unacceptable’ behaviour in victory over England

Joseph stormed off the pitch after a disagreement with captain Shai Hope over his field, leaving the hosts a man short

The Independent UK

'Behaviour like that is unacceptable': Coach Daren Sammy slams Alzarri Joseph

West Indies head coach Daren Sammy has openly criticized fast bowler Alzarri Joseph's conduct during the third ODI against England in Bridgetown, calling it "unacceptable." Joseph’s behavior, which included walking off the field without notice after a disagreement with captain Shai Hope, marred the West Indies’ series-clinching victory.

The Times of India

Brandon King and Keacy Carty hit centuries as West Indies thrash England to clinch ODI series win

England must now regroup for the five-match T20 series in Bridgetown

Evening Standard

Watch: Alzarri Joseph storms off the field after on-field disagreement with captain in third ODI against England

A bizarre incident unfolded during the third ODI between West Indies and England at Kensington Oval, Barbados, when West Indies pacer Alzarri Joseph unexpectedly left the field mid-match after a disagreement with captain Shai Hope. The incident occurred early in the innings after Joseph bowled his second over, despite taking…

The Times of India

Twin hundreds help West Indies clinch ODI series win over England

On a tricky Barbados surface, England suffered an eight-wicket defeat in the series’ decider.

The Independent UK

Phil Salt and Dan Mousley keep England alive after top-order collapse in decider

West Indies require 264 in Barbados to win the series.

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Inexperienced England fall to West Indies by eight wickets in Antigua

England gave debuts to Jordan Cox, Dan Mousley, Jamie Overton and John Turner but they were all out for an anaemic 209 in 45.1 overs.

The Independent UK

West Indies bowler Gudakesh Motie leaves England in a spin in series-opening ODI

Motie took four for 41 as England made 209 all out in 45.1 overs.

The Guardian - UK

Mark Wood the stuff of West Indies’ nightmares while Atkinson shines on

Mark Wood walked off with his fifth Test five-fer while Gus Atkinson further enhanced his reputation with his 22nd wicket of the series

The Independent UK

Mark Wood and Ben Stokes sparkle as England complete series rout of West Indies

Ben Stokes hits England’s fastest ever Test half-century

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The Guardian - UK

Smith and Root put England in control as West Indies stumble in third Test

Jamie Smith (95) and Joe Root (87) piled on the runs and two late West Indies wickets gave England the upper hand in the third Test at Edgbaston

The Independent UK

Joe Root passes 12,000 Test runs as England close in on parity with West Indies

Root moved above Brian Lara into seventh place in the all-time list of Test runscorers.

The Guardian - UK

Late England wickets boost West Indies hopes after Atkinson and Woakes shine

Gus Atkinson took four wickets as West Indies struggled to 282 all out on the opening day at Edgbaston but three late wickets kept the tourists in the game

The Independent UK

Gus Atkinson stars again but England race rebuild challenge after batting wobble

England will start day two at Edgbaston on 38 for three, trailing by 244 runs

The Guardian - UK

Brook puts England in control against West Indies despite Da Silva’s stand

Harry Brook’s unbeaten 71 put England in the ascendancy on the third day of the second Test against West Indies, who earlier rallied to reach 457 all out

Evening Standard

Harry Brook leads late charge as England recover to take control against West Indies in second Test

England toiled before lunch but take a commanding lead into day four

The Independent UK

Ben Duckett and Harry Brook shine as England take initiative against West Indies

An enterprising knock of 76 from Duckett set England on their way to a stumps score of 248 for three

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