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Duckett set the pace as England fights back at Lord’s

Opener Ben Duckett hit 98 as England raced to 278-4 in an another high octane “Bazball” batting display to continue their Ashes fightback on day two of the second Lord’s test on June 29 after bowling Australia out for 416 on a memorable day’s action.

The Hindu

Ben Stokes steers England towards Australia total after hosts hook away Lord's initiative

England will head into day three at Lord's trailing Australia by 138 runs with Ben Stokes and Harry Brook at the crease after another dramatic day of Test cricket at Lord's

Daily Mirror

Nathan Lyon’s luck runs out just as Steve Smith’s begins to turn

While the bowler’s injury could seriously hamper Australia, his teammate’s 12th Ashes century suggests there is no need to panic

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Defining moments slip by as England fight back against Australia in the Ashes

Ben Stokes’ men reached 278-4 at stumps but still trail by 138 runs having missed the chance to assert their dominance

The Independent UK

2nd Ashes Test: Ben Duckett leads England fightback after Steve Smith ton

NEW DELHI: Opener Ben Duckett narrowly missed out on a maiden Ashes ton as his impressive 98-run knock helped England fight back against Australia in the second Test at Lord's on Thursday.

The Times of India

Ben Duckett out for 98 as aggressive England fight back in second Ashes Test

England ended day two 138 runs behind Australia, with six wickets still intact.

The Independent UK

Australia's Nathan Lyon suffers calf injury in Ashes blow

NEW DELHI: Australian off-spinner Nathan Lyon experienced a concerning injury during the second day of the second Ashes Test at Lord's in London. Lyon suffered a calf problem while fielding a shot from England's Ben Duckett, causing him to hold his calf muscle in apparent pain.

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Ben Duckett fifty leads England's counter-attack in 2nd Ashes Test

NEW DELHI: Ben Duckett hit an unbeaten half-century as England counter-attacked in the second session on Day 2 of the second Ashes Test at Lord's. After bowling out Australia for 416 in the morning session, Duckett struck unbeaten 62 and Ollie Pope was on 32 as the hosts reached 145…

The Times of India

England bounce back to form on day two of second Ashes Test

England went into the tea interval 145 for one having dismissed Australia for 416.

The Independent UK

Australian sea dumping law changes condemned amid warnings of gas industry expansion

Greens and environmentalists say legislation introduced to parliament by Tanya Plibersek could facilitate new fossil fuel projects

The Guardian - AU

The Days Toppled Over by Vidya Madabushi review – the plight of Australia’s international students

This eye-opening novel follows an Indian woman’s search for her missing brother in Sydney

The Guardian - AU

Three Just Stop Oil protesters charged after disrupting play during second Ashes Test at Lord's

NEW DELHI: The Metropolitan Police in London announced on Thursday that three individuals associated with the Just Stop Oil movement were charged with aggravated trespass. This came after they disrupted the first day of the second Ashes Test match between England and Australia at Lord's Cricket Ground.

The Times of India

Run Rabbit Run review: Succession’s Sarah Snook is pestered by a creepy kid in familiar Netflix chiller

Directed by Daina Reid, this Australian horror film ticks off tropes as if it were conducting some sort of paranormal safety check

The Independent UK

Caroline Wozniacki to come out of retirement

Wozniacki, 32, won the 2018 Australian Open and was runner-up in two US Open finals in 2009 and 2014.

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Evening Standard

Who owns Thames Water? Firm in High Court battle against administration

Company needs up to £3bn to stay afloat

Daily Mirror

Baby left 'blinking blood' after rock thrown through window showering her in glass

Mother April Stanley said she was woken by the cries of her baby Satuala at around midnight in the home in the Gold Coast suburb of Worongary in Australia

The Times of India

'Modern-day Bradman': Steve Smith rewrites stat books with 32nd Test ton

NEW DELHI: With 32nd ton on the second day of the Lord's Test, Steve Smith stamped his greatness, producing a majestic effort as he powered Australia to a strong 416 first innings total against England.

Manchester Evening News

Manchester United and Lioness star Ella Toone opens up on her first World Cup call

Ella Toone was cool and calm at St. George's Park as the United star opened up on the trip to Australia and New Zealand

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Daily Record

Keanu Baccus in Hibs transfer link as St Mirren star assesses options after Bolton switch fell through

An unnamed English Championship club are also reportedly keen to land the Australian international.

Glasgow Live

Cat found in Erskine and registered at Australian address 9,000 miles away reunited with owners

Melvin the cat was found by a member of the public but was beginning to look unwell before being picked up by the Scottish SPCA. He has now been reunited with his delighted family.

The Times of India

2nd Ashes Test: Lively England hit back to restrict Australia to 416 on Day 2

NEW DELHI: On the second day of the second Ashes Test at Lord's in London, Australia's Steve Smith completed his 32nd century. However, England managed to take the remaining five wickets they needed to dismiss the tourists for 416 in an action-packed 90 minutes of play.

Evening Standard

The Ashes 2023: England almost squander fightback on second day at Lord’s

England 138 runs behind after dramatic day

The Times of India

India, England, Australia playing bulk of Test matches will eventually kill the game: Chris Gayle

NEW DELHI: The big three -- India, England and Australia -- playing the bulk of Test cricket will eventually "kill the game" and the players of smaller boards like the West Indies must be paid better for international cricket to flourish, feels Chris Gayle.

The Hindu

Mallikarjun Kharge meets German Ambassador, Australian High Commissioner at his official residence, discusses deepening ties with them

German Ambassador to India Philipp Ackermann and Australian High Commissioner Barry O’Farrell called on Congress President Mallikarjun Kharge at his official residence on June 29 and discussed about strengthening ties.

Daily Record

Cat found in Scotland 9,000 miles away from Australian home

With assistance from Cats Protection, the charity solved the mystery of Melvin’s journey to Scotland and reunited him with his owners.

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