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Mark Boucher to quit as South Africa cricket head coach after T20 World Cup

Mark Boucher has South African national team head coach since December 2019, and led the Proteas to 11 Test wins, including a memorable 2-1 series win against India at home in Januar

The Hindu

BCCI | Cooling-off period after one term for office-bearers is ‘too stringent’: SC

It was hearing a plea by BCCI for permission to amend its Constitution. The case is significant as the date of amendments may decide the tenures of its president Sourav Ganguly and secretary Jay Shah

The Hindu

Can't micro-manage BCCI functioning, says Supreme Court; to pass order on tenure of office bearers

NEW DELHI: BCCI is an autonomous body and it cannot micro-manage its functioning, observed the Supreme Court which on Tuesday also asked the apex cricket body of the country why it wants to have people above 70 years to represent the nation in the ICC.

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Azeem Rafiq set to provide further evidence at DCMS committee hearing

The 31-year-old could appear alongside Yorkshire chair Lord Patel.

The National (Scotland)

Shane Warne's family share touching tribute on what would have been his 53rd birthday

Shane Warne's family have shared an emotional tribute six months on from his tragic death, while the world of cricket - including Sachin Tendulkar and Michael Vaughan - have also paid their respects on what would have been his 53rd birthday

Daily Mirror

Cricket Scotland sets out next steps after review into racism in the sport

Three independent organisations will lead a process to consider and investigate complaints.

The Independent UK

Azeem Rafiq and ECB to appear at new parliamentary committee hearing over racism in cricket

The 31-year-old could appear alongside Yorkshire chair Lord Patel.

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David Warner makes "more to it" claim over Australia leadership ban after Sandpapergate

David Warner has sensationally claimed there was "more" to the lifetime leadership ban he was handed by Cricket Australia in 2018 than just his role in Sandpapergate

Daily Mirror

England ahead of schedule as rapid rebuild prepares for toughest test yet in Pakistan

Rob Key took over as England’s managing director of men’s cricket on Easter Sunday. By then, he knew that Ben Stokes would be his captain and that he wanted Brendon McCullum as his Test coach.

Evening Standard

David Warner and CA to discuss overturning lifetime captaincy ban

While Australian Test skipper Pat Cummins is favourite to replace retiring ODI captain Aaron Finch, David Warner may also be in the reckoning

The Hindu

Joe Root backs England to do job of the Hundred and attract new followers

Joe Root believes his team are making Test cricket so exciting that the Hundred might end up redundant

The Guardian - UK

Joe Root backing Test cricket to match the Hundred for excitement as England go on the attack

Joe Root believes that England’s attacking brand of Test cricket can be just as powerful a gateway drug for the next generation of cricket fans as the Hundred.

Evening Standard

Joe Root warns England's rivals they aren't just "one trick ponies" after Test revival

England are looking forward to testing out their new positive and aggressive brand of Test cricket in Pakistan this winter, with Joe Root insisting they are not a "one-trick pony"

Daily Mirror

South Africa captain Dean Elgar doubles down on 'Bazball' criticism despite England loss

England have thrilled cricket fans this summer, with their new ultra-positive approach under Ben Stokes and Brendon McCullum seeing them win six out of seven Tests

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The Times of India

Arshdeep Singh told me he was not bothered about the trolls; Bhuvneshwar Kumar should have bowled the 20th over vs Pak & SL in Asia Cup, says coach Jaswant Rai

NEW DELHI: Young left-arm India pacer Arshdeep Singh was subjected to vicious online trolling during the Asia Cup after he dropped a potentially game-changing catch in a high-octane clash against Pakistan. It was a match that India went on to lose. If India had won that game chances are Arshdeep…

The Times of India

Arshdeep told me he was not bothered about the trolls; Bhuvneshwar should have bowled the 20th over vs Pak & SL in Asia Cup, says coach Balwant Rai

The Times of India

Three things Sri Lanka got right that Team India will be looking to improve on ahead of the T20 World Cup

NEW DELHI: A prolonged political and economic crisis at home, a below-par run on the cricket field in the last five-six years and a humiliating eight-wicket defeat against Afghanistan in the tournament opener - Not too many people would have bet on Sri Lanka, going through one of the most…

Bangkok Post

Bangkok pop-up wins fans with crunchless cricket burgers

There's no crunch or crackle, but crickets are on the menu at one Bangkok pop-up serving fusion bug burgers, demonstrating the latest way to incorporate the protein-rich meat into food -- direct from Thailand's farms.

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The Guardian - UK

Nat Sciver’s exit should tell women’s cricket it has some thinking to do

Last week England’s brilliant all-rounder said she was taking a break. The women’s game has grown so fast, but at what cost?

Liverpool Echo

World Cup fan zone could 'turn club's finances around'

Neighbours have expressed concerns about underage drinking, defecating and drug use if plans go ahead

ABC News

Papua New Guinea cricket on the rise for men's and women's sides after years of struggle

Having once only existed on raw talent, passion and little else, cricket in Papua New Guinea has come far in the last 10 years.

The Guardian - UK

Stokes proves captaincy is no burden after England’s summer of success

Ben Stokes has handled the responsibility of leading England and their transformation with the best home season for 18 years has restored the public’s faith

The Times of India

I would have probably got Mohammed Shami instead of Harshal Patel: Kris Srikkanth

NEW DELHI: Former India captain Kris Srikkanth on Monday said experienced pacer Mohammed Shami should have been a part of the 15-member squad for the upcoming T20 World Cup, even if that meant leaving out Harshal Patel.

Daily Mirror

Brendon McCullum backs James Anderson and Stuart Broad to continue for a "few years"

England Test coach Brendon McCullum has hailed James Anderson and Stuart Broad after the pair starred in a brilliant summer of Test match cricket, picking up 27 and 29 wickets respectively

Evening Standard

England summer Test ratings: Bairstow purple patch and Anderson’s age-defying excellence crucial in success

England made short work of South Africa during Monday’s final day of action to round off what has been a fantastic summer of Test cricket.

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