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Moeen Ali: ‘England cannot rely on captain Ben Stokes all the time’

The England captain dragged his side out of trouble with 80 runs on day two at Headingley

The Independent UK

Moeen Ali shows just why he can't be ignored as crucial wickets give England Ashes hope

"Just when those blasted Aussies appeared to be disappearing over the horizon with the sacred urn, the all-rounder who answered his captain's Ashes SOS dragged them back into the contest."

Daily Mirror

Late wickets for England reignite hopes of another Headingley miracle

Australia lead by 142 runs with six wickets remaining heading into day three

The Independent UK

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Ben Stokes has to make all England’s memories as teammates fail to keep pace

The sorriest thing about watching England against Australia this summer has been that so few of Stokes’s senior teammates have stood with him

The Guardian - UK

Belligerent Ben Stokes keeps England in Ashes hunt with another remarkable display

In another awkward showing of 'Bazball', England were indebted once more to their brilliant, belligerent captain, even as he hobbled on and off the field at Headingley

Daily Mirror

3rd Test: Moeen Ali's strikes revive England's Ashes hopes at Headingley

NEW DELHI: Off-spinner Moeen Ali's exceptional bowling display rekindled England's Ashes hopes during the third Test against Australia on Friday. Following England captain Ben Stokes's explosive knock of 80, the hosts displayed great resilience, ending the day with Australia at 116/4 in their second innings, leading by 142 runs.

The Times of India

Jonny Bairstow's cheeky parting shot to Steve Smith after Australia batsman gets out cheaply

Steve Smith fell for two in Australia's second Ashes innings at Headingley, and the stump mics picked up a back-and-forth with England wicketkeeper Jonny Bairstow

Daily Mirror

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Stokes fireworks keep England in Ashes hunt but another tough chase looms

England are just about still in the third Ashes Test after another pulsating day at Headingley, with Australia 116 for four in their second innings, 142 ahead

The Guardian - UK

Pat Cummins and Steve Smith dovetail beautifully as England falter

As Australia’s captain and his right-hand man set about the hosts’ batters, a telling hush fell over the partisan home crowd

The Guardian - UK

Ben Stokes defiance keeps England in contention in third Ashes Test

Stokes helped England from 87 for five to 237 before Australia closed on 116 for four.

The Independent UK

What Jonny Bairstow said to Steve Smith to leave Australia batter furious in Ashes Test

Bairstow’s controversial stumping had ignited the Ashes series on the final day of the second Test at Lord’s

The Independent UK

Joe Root and Bairstow fail to live up to Hollywood home ground Ashes script

An alternate reality tells the story of Joe Root and Jonny Bairstow providing a blossoming partnership as the home ground heroes to save England’s summer

The Guardian - UK

Inside the Bodyline Ashes series - cricket's darkest hour that ruined the players' lives

The sport's greatest controversy caused such bad feeling it ruined players’ careers, damaged England and Australia's economies and came close to turning into a diplomatic incident

Daily Mirror

Ashes diary: NRL players replicate Bairstow stumping in try celebrations

Try July, an Australian charity contest, led the Canberra Raiders to mimic the moment with a Yorkshireman at the centre

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The Independent UK

Ben Stokes’ power hitting keeps England in the hunt at Headingley

The captain clubbed five sixes and six fours as wickets tumbled around him.

The Hindu

The Ashes 2023 | Australia dismisses England for 237; takes 26 runs lead in third Ashes Test

The Ashes 2023 | Australia tour of England: England vs Australia third test at Leeds day 2

The Independent UK

Jonny Bairstow unable to exact revenge on Australia as England’s batting falters

The hosts lost four for 74 in the first session to leave them 121 behind on 142 for seven.

AAP

Raiders survive almighty scare from improved Dragons

St George Illawarra have shown considerable improvement after recent hammerings but it was not enough to prevent a 36-26 defeat by Canberra.

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Evening Standard

The Ashes: Ben Stokes refuses to lie down as England cling on in must-win Third Test at Headingley

Day two, tea: Australia 263 & 116-4, England 237

The Week

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The NHS celebrated its 75th birthday this week amid growing concerns about whether the health service can make it to 100.

The Hindu

MCC restricts access of its members after Long Room incident at Lord's Test

The members of the MCC have “brought shame” by abusing the Australian cricketers during the Lord’s Test and a “tougher stance” will be taken on their “unacceptable” behaviour, the club said

The Hindu

‘It’s like a virus,’ says former cricketer Hussain on England team dropped catches

England’s former captain Nasser Hussain seemed disappointed with the missing chances by the English team on the field against Australia in the third test match of the Ashes series.

The Times of India

Ashes: Australia's ton-up Mitchell Marsh has return to remember

NEW DELHI: Mitchell Marsh played a pivotal role in Australia's total of 263 runs after their batting lineup faltered around his blazing century on the opening day of the third Ashes Test at Headingley.

The Independent UK

Day two of third Ashes Test: England look to Bairstow and Root after Wood shines

The duo will walk out with England 195 behind on 68 for three.

The Independent UK

Just Stop Oil ‘vital’ says Dale Vince as sports fans are backed to intervene

Policing minister Chris Philp said it is reasonable for spectators to protect the event they have gone to see.

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