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Ashes: David Warner unfazed by Stuart Broad battle, says Pat Cummings

Pat Cummings insists Stuart Broad will face "a different David Warner" this summer, after England backed the seamer to reignite their rivalry from the start of the Ashes.

Evening Standard

'Bindaas khelo, khul ke khelo': How Rishabh Pant's pep talk encouraged Delhi Capitals wicket-keeper Abishek Porel

NEW DELHI: Delhi Capitals had a disappointing season in IPL 2023, securing only 5 wins out of 14 matches and ending up in 9th place on the points tally after the group stage.

The Times of India

Morning Mail: Thorpe withdraws assault allegation, human embryo breakthrough, Wilkinson complains to Seven

Independent senator backtracks after accusation in parliament, while the TV star contiues her spat with the network over its Higgins case coverage

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5 things noticed from Ashes training as Ben Stokes sends warning to injury-hit Australia

England will take on Australia in the first men's Ashes Test at Edgbaston on Friday - with Ben Stokes, Joe Root, Jimmy Anderson, Pat Cummins and Steve Smith all set to star

Daily Mirror

David Warner’s Ashes contest with Stuart Broad will decide his Test fate

Pugnacious opener had a shocker in 2019 but knows that if he can defy his nemesis, he can also choose how his career ends

The Guardian - UK

England team announced for first Ashes Test vs Australia as Stuart Broad included

Stuart Broad's game temperament and hold over David Warner has given the England legend first dibs against Australia at Edgbaston

Daily Mirror

Stuart Broad preferred to Mark Wood as Moeen Ali returns to England side for First Ashes Test

Broad gets the opportunity to renew his rivalry with Australian opener David Warner

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A look at Edgbaston’s Ashes history as England and Australia prepare for opener

This summer’s Ashes will kick off in Birmingham on Friday.

The Independent UK

The Ashes: Ben Stokes and Brendon McCullum have options on the menu but must manage series

Pace stars fit for the First Test but skipper must manage series

Evening Standard

Biggest Ashes cricket scandals including sexting, throwing punches and "blatant cheating"

The Ashes is one of the greatest rivalries in the history of sport and it has seen plenty of scandals over the years, from Kevin Pietersen's controversial sacking to David Warner punching Joe Root in a Birmingham nightclub

Daily Mirror

On This Day in 2013: David Warner says sorry after attacking Joe Root in bar

The incident occurred in a Birmingham pub after England’s win over their old rivals at Edgbaston.

The Independent UK

Ashes 2023: player-by-player guide to England and Australia squads

Ben Stokes will lead from the front despite his injured knee while Australia will again hope Steve Smith scores heavily

The Guardian - UK

The Ashes 2023: Australia on top of the world but frailties clear ahead of biggest test

In his excellent new book, On The Ashes, the Australian journalist Gideon Haigh summarises the nation's historic cricketing philosophy.

Evening Standard

Australia’s Test title hailed as one of the greats

Pat Cummins has hailed Australia's World Test Championship triumph as one of their greatest achievements, after their victory over India.

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Bowlers lead Australia to 210-run World Test Championship final win

Australia has won its maiden World Test Championship title after beating India by 209 runs in the final at The Oval.

The Times of India

WTC Final: Rahane, Thakur, Jadeja lead India's rally, but Aussies still in command

Australia lead by 296 with 6 wickets left

The Independent UK

The gaps in Australia’s armour to encourage England before the Ashes

Australia’s performance in the World Test Championship final against India has been a far cry from their normally clinical standards, and they will certainly look to improve on that ahead of next week’s Ashes.

Evening Standard

WTC final: Australia look set to begin Ashes as world Test champions with win over India in sight

Baggy Greens stretch lead to 296 despite profligacy in the field

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The Guardian - UK

Labuschagne and Smith keep Australia in control of final after India fightback

Australia lead India by 296 runs with six second innings wickets intact after the third day of the World Test Championship at the Kia Oval

The Times of India

IND vs AUS Highlights: Sloppy Australia stay on top in WTC final against India

NEW DELHI: India's Ravindra Jadeja showcased his prowess with the ball, claiming two prized wickets in a thrilling third day's play at The Oval. However, Australia managed to stay in control of the World Test Championship final despite a display riddled with errors on Friday.

The Independent UK

Australia on course for world title despite fielding woes against India

India were bowled out 173 runs short of Australia’s first-innings total at the Oval

Daily Mirror

Ricky Ponting reckons England only came up with Bazball as a plot to beat Australia

Former Australia captain Ricky Ponting can't wait for the Ashes to start with English conditions and the success of 'Bazball' set to have a huge say in the destination of the urn

The Times of India

Mohammed Siraj breathes fire, brings Marnus Labuschagne down on his knees

NEW DELHI: Star Indian fast bowler Mohammed Siraj, who picked up a four-wicket haul in the first innings, is on a roll as he brought down Australian batter Marnus Labuschagne down on his knees with his sheer pace during the World Test Championship (WTC) final at The Oval in London…

Daily Mirror

Australia's Marnus Labuschagne nods off during India match before being woken up to bat

Marnus Labuschagne had a sudden wake up call after nodding off on the balcony during the World Test Championship final clash between Australia and India at The Oval

The Independent UK

Australia remain on top in World Test Championship final despite missed chances

India were bowled out for 296 and Australia extended their lead to 196 by tea on day three

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