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Watch: Mohammed Shami clinches his 100th IPL wicket in style

NEW DELHI: Veteran India and Gujarat Titans pacer Mohammed Shami on Friday joined the elite 100-wicket club in the Indian Premier League, when he dismissed Chennai Super Kings batter Devon Conway in the 2023 season opener.

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IPL turns 16: Dhoni's CSK, Rohit's MI remain top contenders as Kohli's RCB eye fresh start

NEW DELHI: The never-ending speculations about Mahendra Singh Dhoni's impending 'last dance', Virat Kohli's endless pursuit of an elusive silverware and Rohit Sharma's customary nonchalance are things that make the IPL starting Friday a heady cocktail of cricket and entertainment.

The Times of India

IPL 2023 - Match 1: GT vs CSK - When and where to watch, Head to Head, full squads, likely playing XIs, venue details, weather forecast and more

IPL 2023 is all set to begin. The opening match of the 16th season will see two very good friends going up against each other as captains.

The Times of India

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2nd Test: Devon Conway puts New Zealand on top against Sri Lanka

NEW DELHI: New Zealand raced to 155/2 thanks to Devon Conway's blistering 78 against Sri Lanka at the end of a rain-delayed opening day of the second Test on Friday in Wellington.

The Times of India

Kane Williamson and Tim Southee not in New Zealand squad for white-ball series vs Sri Lanka, to be released early for IPL

Kane Williamson, Tim Southee, Devon Conway and Mitchell Santner will soon be on a flight to India to participate in the coming edition of the Indian Premier League (IPL) after the New Zealand cricket board excluded them from the white-ball series at home against Sri Lanka and join their respective…

The Times of India

New Zealand name unchanged squad for two-Test series against Sri Lanka

NEW DELHI: The New Zealand cricket board on Thursday announced an unchanged 13-member squad for the upcoming two-Test home series against Sri Lanka.

The Times of India

England with work to do in second Test after New Zealand fight back

New Zealand won the day, but England are still well-placed to win the match.

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Paul Collingwood gives Ben Stokes injury update as England captain struggles with knee

Ben Stokes has been dealing with a left knee problem since taking over as England captain and was seen limping after bowling just two overs against New Zealand in the second Test

Daily Mirror

Latham and Conway lead fightback as New Zealand frustrate England attack

Ben Stokes enforced the follow-on but the hosts’ batters were defiant on day three of the second Test

The Guardian - AU

New Zealand fight back to frustrate England in Wellington

New Zealand closed on 202 for three, just 24 behind

The Independent UK

New Zealand frustrate England's hunt for victory after Ben Stokes enforces follow on

Spinners Jack Leach and Joe Root picked up all three of England's wickets after New Zealand were made to follow on, with Tom Latham and Devon Conway leading the resistance from the hosts

Daily Mirror

Tom Latham and Devon Conway frustrate England in Wellington

Tom Latham and Devon Conway shared an unbroken stand of 128 in 49 overs.

The Independent UK

Stuart Broad mops up New Zealand tail to give England lead of 226

New Zealand reached 40 without loss at lunch.

The Independent UK

James Anderson and Jack Leach put England in control vs New Zealand after Joe Root masterclass

Three-wicket bursts from James Anderson and Jack Leach backed up a morning Joe Root masterclass to see a dominant England surge ahead in the second Test against New Zealand.

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The Independent UK

England rip through New Zealand after Ben Stokes opts for attacking declaration

James Anderson and Jack Leach each took three wickets as New Zealand ended the day with a 297-run deficit

The Independent UK

James Anderson and Jack Leach share six wickets as England take command

New Zealand were 96 for six at tea, responding to England’s 435 for eight declared.

The Independent UK

James Anderson strikes twice for England to vindicate Ben Stokes declaration

Stokes called his batters in with the score 435 for eight shortly before lunch on day two of the pivotal second Test.

The Times of India

ICC Rankings: Jadeja enters top-10, Ashwin rises to second spot among bowlers

NEW DELHI: India's Ravindra Jadeja jumped seven rungs to be among the top-10 bowlers, while his compatriot Ravichandran Ashwin rose a place to be at the second spot in the latest ICC Men's Test Player Rankings issued in Dubai on Wednesday.

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The Independent UK

Stuart Broad knew it would be his day before ripping through New Zealand

England reduced New Zealand to 63 for five chasing a dim and distant 394

The Independent UK

Stuart Broad rips New Zealand apart to put England on brink of win

New Zealand were left reeling at 63 for five.

The Guardian - UK

England close on victory after Stuart Broad turns up heat on New Zealand

Stuart Broad took four late wickets under the lights to leave New Zealand 63-5 chasing a huge target of 394 in the first Test

The Independent UK

Stuart Broad rips New Zealand apart under lights to put England on brink of win

New Zealand were left reeling at 63 for five.

Daily Mirror

England close in on victory after Stuart Broad's stunning four wicket burst vs New Zealand

Stuart Broad picked up 4-21 in a magnificent ten over spell to leave England closing in on victory over New Zealand in the first Test, with the hosts reeling at 63-5

The Guardian - UK

Tom Blundell’s 138 leads New Zealand fightback but England forge ahead

Tom Blundell’s career-best 138 helped New Zealand rally from 84 for 5 to 306 before England swiftly stretched their lead to 98 for the loss of two wickets

Daily Mirror

England frustrated as New Zealand fight back despite Anderson and Broad making history

Tom Blundell scored an excellent hundred for New Zealand on day two in Mount Maunganui, while James Anderson and Stuart Broad became just the second pairing in history to take 1,000 Test wickets in games together

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