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The Hundred: London to host knockout rounds and final as Trent Bridge handed tournament opener

The knockout playoff and final of this summer’s Hundred will be played in London, with Trent Bridge handed the tournament opener for the first time.

Evening Standard

Ashes 2023 schedule revealed as five-Test showpiece squeezed into 46-day window

England will take on Australia in five Test matches next summer, but the schedule will be tightly packed into 46 days across June and July to accommodate The Hundred in August

Daily Mirror

County cricket: Surrey frustrated but still go top of Division One – as it happened

Northamptonshire dug in to prevent defeat against Surrey, who pip Hampshire to the top of the table with two rounds left

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County cricket: Amla hits century for Surrey after Northants collapse – as it happened

Rob Keogh scored a ton for Northants in an otherwise dire batting display, while Yorkshire gained a narrow lead over Essex

The Guardian - UK

County cricket: Essex run through Yorkshire to earn upper hand

Yorkshire bowled out for 132 by Essex on the opening day

The Guardian - UK

Lord Botham leads tributes to 'remarkable woman' as cricket mourns The Queen

Knighted by The Queen in 2007 Botham was first introduced to Her Majesty on his debut in 1977 after which he was 'walking on air'

Daily Mirror

Anderson, Broad star as England bowls out South Africa for 151

James Anderson became the first-ever player in Test history to make 100 appearances at home when he took the field for the second Test between England and South Africa at Old Trafford

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McCullum may see himself in Crawley but struggling in spotlight is tough place to be

To say poor scores are acceptable is to judge him differently to every opening batter who has ever been selected for England

The Guardian - UK

Brendon McCullum suggests England not hard enough against South Africa

Coach’s assessment of innings defeat at Lord’s at odds with Ben Stokes but minimal changes expected for Old Trafford

The Guardian - UK

Batting for Godot: the play about Beckett and Pinter teaming up for a game of cricket

The two titans of modern drama were both cricket obsessives. What if they had faced the fast bowlers together? Playwright Shomit Dutta explains why he made it happen – with darkly comic drama Stumped

The Guardian - UK

England vs New Zealand: Lord’s Test set for thousands of empty seats

Cost of living pressures combined with a peak price point of £160 are estimated to be a factor

The Independent UK

Fight for places in England’s Test squad intensifies as ECB ponder new coach and selector appointments

England hopefuls have just two more rounds of County Championship action, the first starting on Thursday, to make their case for Test selection against New Zealand in four weeks’ time.

Evening Standard

Former England coach Bayliss holds talks with Cricket Australia over role

Trevor Bayliss, the World Cup-winning former England head coach, has held talks with Cricket Australia about the vacancy left by Justin Langer’s post-Ashes departure

The Guardian - UK

English fans at Lord's Cricket Ground raise a glass to Shane Warne

Shane Warne is "probably the reason that England had that shocking period from the early 90s to 2005", but he also earned the respect of the fans he tormented.

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Jim Cumbes tells incredible story of his double life as goalkeeper and cricketer

A safe pair of hands between the posts plus a purveyor of nifty outswingers, Cumbes is the only man to play in both a major Wembley final and a Lord's cup final

Evening Standard

The Hundred fixtures confirmed: Lord’s to host finals again as women’s opener delayed by Commonwealth Games

London’s two men’s franchises will start their campaigns with a derby clash at the Oval when the Hundred returns for its second edition this summer, with Lord’s once again set to stage the tournament finals.

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