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Joe Root stands alone after old mate Ben Stokes runs out of road

Root and Stokes have been friends since they were children – now England’s leading Test scorer must go on even as Bazball comes to its end

The Guardian - UK

English cricket has quickly found itself in another mess. Ben Stokes is in the middle of it

English cricket faces turmoil as captain Ben Stokes is dropped. He broke a team curfew after a victory. This incident follows a difficult Ashes tour. The team was already under scrutiny for player conduct. Joe Root takes over as interim captain. The situation raises questions about Stokes' future in the…

The Economic Times

Nasser Hussain questions ‘bizarre’ lunch decision as rain interrupts England’s Test against New Zealand

A 40-minute lunch was taken on day three with the sun out – with play lasting just 10 minutes after a delayed resumption

The Independent UK

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Dangerous, decadent, depraved: cricket’s love affair with the cover drive

The shot has been described as the purest expression of batting and a destroyer of innings, matches and careers

The Guardian - UK

Jos Buttler says he cannot just bat for himself in bid to end poor form

Buttler has not made a single fifty in 14 international innings this winter.

The Independent UK

Moeen Ali learning from Andrew Flintoff in bid to one day be England head coach

Flintoff is overseeing the second-string Lions’ white-ball tour against Pakistan Shaheens.

The Independent UK

Jacob Bethell’s place still a puzzle as gifted batter is let down by England’s planning

The No 3 has been belatedly shoved into this role in the Ashes after a summer starved of proper cricket

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Local favourite Carey writes his own Ashes hero script

Alex Carey was told by Stuart Broad in 2023 he'd only ever be remembered for the stumping of Jonny Bairstow, but his Adelaide Ashes ton now suggests otherwise.

AAP

Robin Smith hailed as ‘ahead of his time’ and Hampshire hero after death aged 62

Smith played 62 Tests for England between 1988 and 1996.

The Independent UK

Robin Smith: Tributes paid to 'one of England’s most charismatic and popular players' after death at 62

Former team-mates including Michael Atherton and Nasser Hussain recount fond memories of ‘The Judge’

Evening Standard

Strapple, greeble, slog and kiss: how cricket’s language turns a game of numbers into poetry

There are more than 100 ways to describe hitting a ball, and that is just the start of an ever-expanding lexicon

The Guardian - UK

‘You can’t keep slowing the game down’: Root wants to limit number of ball changes

Joe Root has called for a limit to the number of times a team can ask for a ball to be changed after a day in which India had it switched twice in the first session

The Guardian - UK

England in Deep trouble on day two after Shubman Gill’s 269 piles on the pain

England are a massive 510 runs adrift of India having lost three quick wickets after finally bowling out the tourists for 587 on day two at Edgbaston

The Guardian - UK

Behind the scenes at Sky Sports Cricket and how they changed the game

EXCLUSIVE: After nearly 20 years as the primary home of televised cricket in England, Sky Sports are still setting standards. Harry Latham-Coyle was granted an exclusive look behind the scenes at their Test coverage

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The Guardian - UK

Nasser Hussain’s cricketing truth-bomb fights back against march of AI robots

The Sky Sports pundit deserves an award for his accurate assessment of India’s Champions Trophy gerrymandering

The Independent UK

Michael Atherton expects Jos Buttler’s time as England captain to be over

Buttler’s side were eliminated from the Champions trophy after losing to Afghanistan.

The Independent UK

Nasser Hussain explains why India have ‘home advantage’ at Champions Trophy

Rohit Sharma’s side will play all their matches in the tournament at a neutral venue in Dubai

The Times of India

Virat Kohli best ODI player of all time: Former England captains

NEW DELHI: Former England captains Michael Atherton and Nasser Hussain are in awe of Virat Kohli's impressive ODI statistics and think the Indian mainstay is likely the greatest batsman in the history of the sport.

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Al Jazeera

England captain Buttler should be spared Afghanistan boycott decision

Former England bowler Steve Harmison says any decision to boycott playing Afghanistan must not land with the captain.

The Independent UK

Please don’t throw Jos Buttler under bus over Afghanistan issue – Steve Harmison

The ECB has been urged to make a stand against the Taliban regime’s assault on women’s rights.

The Times of India

Nasser Hussain sees Potts and Atkinson as the next big force in England’s bowling attack

Former England cricketer Nasser Hussain expressed optimism about England's fast bowling prospects, as Matthew Potts and Gus Atkinson delivered impressive performances on day one of the third Test against New Zealand in Hamilton.

The Guardian - AU

India fail to learn lessons of the past as Australia gifted early advantage

Australia reach 28-0 after India captain Rohit Sharma wins toss and elects to field on day one of the third Test at the Gabba

The Guardian - UK

Pakistan find ‘kryptonite to Bazball’ after putting England batters in a spin

Nasser Hussain said Pakistan discovered ‘the kryptonite to Bazball’ after England were humbled in Rawalpindi, losing in three days and by nine wickets

The Independent UK

Pakistan ‘found Bazball’s kryptonite’ as they put England into a spin

England suffered a humbling nine-wicket defeat.

The Guardian - UK

Pakistan beat England in third Test to seal series victory – as it happened

Pakistan quickly racked up the 36 runs required to complete a 2-1 series victory after England crashed to 112 all out

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