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England thump Sri Lanka by 119 runs in first T20 after Brook’s brutal 114 – as it happened

England captain hits 114 off just 14 balls and Sonny Baker takes three wickets in decisive victory in Southampton

The Guardian - UK

Stephen Fleming inherits intriguing squad after England’s unsettling summer

The new Test head coach’s arrival and Joe Root’s calming influence as captain add to promising signs in the post-Stokes era

The Guardian - UK

Joe Root confident England are back on track after ‘unusual summer of chaos’

Root returned to the captaincy role in June after the dramatic retirement of Ben Stokes – one of many incidents the team had to deal with.

The Independent UK

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The key Test selection issues England face for South Africa after thrashing Pakistan

The return of Jacob Bethell creates a top-order logjam for England as they prepare to take on the world Test champions in December

The Independent UK

Joe Root makes most of no-ball luck as England win despite Pakistan scare

England fell to two for two but beat Pakistan by eight wickets for a series whitewash, with Joe Root unbeaten on 62 after he chopped on a no-ball on 23

The Guardian - UK

Joe Root steers England home to end turbulent summer with Pakistan clean sweep

The hosts were given a scare on the fourth morning when Mohammad Abbas removed both openers for nought in the first over

The Independent UK

Razaullah lights up for Pakistan to slow down England’s victory march in third Test

Razaullah, Pakistan’s No 9, struck nine sixes on his way to 83 as Pakistan set England a target of 130 to win the third Test

The Guardian - UK

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England batter defies dislocated finger to shine against Pakistan

England star Jamie Smith suffered a dislocated finger while keeping wicket against Pakistan on Wednesday. The 26-year-old was struck on the end of his finger while standing up to the stumps for Ollie Robinson’s bowling and had a splint on his finger after the first day’s play. However, he was…

The Independent UK

England show no mercy as Pakistan bowled out for 133 on day one at Edgbaston

Josh Tongue claimed four for 42 while there were three wickets apiece for Ollie Robinson and Jofra Archer.

The Independent UK

England seek calm end to chaotic Test summer against penitent Pakistan

Late-night drinking incidents and a post-Bazball reboot have given the hosts plenty to think about, while the tourists have their own problems to sort out

The Guardian - UK

Carse left out in cold again and told to ‘work through issues’ after Derby bar incident

Brydon Carse has been left out of England’s white-ball squads to face Sri Lanka and told to ‘work through the issues’ that led to him being handcuffed by police outside a bar in Derby

The Guardian - UK

Abbas dusts himself down to dominate England – and close in on the honours board

The fast bowler is one wicket away from a target eight years in the making after another display of consistency

The Guardian - UK

Mohammad Abbas pegs back England as improved Pakistan make their mark at Lord’s

Seamer Mohammad Abbas claimed four wickets for the tourists while Jordan Cox and Jamie Smith led England’s resistance in the second Test at Lord’s

The Guardian - UK

Jordan Cox takes lead for England against Pakistan

The hosts scrapped to 248 for nine in bowler-friendly conditions.

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Jamie Smith and Jordan Cox lead England’s resistance as Pakistan finally arrive

England 248/9 (56 overs): An even first day was disrupted at either end by the weather as the two sides banished off and on-field woe respectively

The Independent UK

England lose early wickets as Mohammad Abbas shines for Pakistan

Abbas took three for 34 in his opening spell at Lord’s to reduce the hosts to 80 for four.

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Why England’s summer of cricket chaos could yet have a silver lining

For all the upheaval and neurosis, it may yet be that the darkest hour came just before dawn for this England team

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The Guardian - UK

Root reveals incoming England coach Fleming was in daily contact during first Test win

Joe Root said of Stephen Fleming: ‘It’s great that he’s very invested already,’ adding that his bowling group ‘don’t understand how good they are’

The Guardian - UK

England beat Pakistan by an innings and 103 runs: first men’s cricket Test, day three – as it happened

Over-by-over report: England thrashed Pakistan as the first Test ended on day three

The Guardian - UK

Jordan Cox brings swagger to unfamiliar No 3 role after waiting for his chance

The Essex batsman, filling in for Jacob Bethell, wasted no time in laying down a claim to a longer run in the side as England dominated Pakistan in the first Test

The Independent UK

‘Proper player’ Jordan Cox impresses former England skipper

Michael Vaughan had high praise for England’s new number three after an innings of 73 at Headingley.

The Guardian - UK

Harry Brook keeps England well on top of Pakistan in first Test despite late wickets

Harry Brook fell for 91 and England lost late wickets but they led Pakistan by 195 after day two of the first Test at Headingley

The Economic Times

England’s new era begins in style as Pakistan collapse on Day 1 at Headingley

England's new era started strongly with pacers Robinson and Tongue taking five wickets each. Pakistan collapsed from 117-3 to 171 all out, giving England an advantage. England reached 112-2 by stumps, trailing by just 59 runs. Joe Root captained the side and remained unbeaten at the close of play. This…

The Guardian - UK

Tongue and Robinson’s high fives put England in control against Pakistan

Josh Tongue (5-46) and Ollie Robinson (5-51) dismissed Pakistan for 171 and Joe Root and Jordan Cox added an unbeaten 64 to put England only 59 runs behind

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