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Australian David Saker returns to England coaching set-up for the Ashes

Paul Collingwood, meanwhile, will not be part of Brendon McCullum’s staff Down Under

The Independent UK

Collingwood says ‘special’ spell blew England away but Crawley ready to fire

England’s assistant coach, Paul Collingwood, admitted Will O’Rourke was too good on day two of the third Test but said struggling Zak Crawley will be back

The Guardian - UK

England ‘broken open by pretty special, really hostile spell of Test bowling’

England lost all 10 wickets inside 36 chaotic overs.

The Independent UK

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Collingwood insists England have belief to chase down ‘tough’ Pakistan target

Paul Collingwood insisted England had not given up hope of beating Pakistan despite ending the third day of the second Test on 36 for two, still 261 runs from a testing target

The Guardian - UK

England will not make excuses as Pakistan’s pitch gamble looks to have paid off

Paul Collingwood refused to blame the worn surface for England’s predicament

The Independent UK

Paul Collingwood admits England ‘didn’t get it right’ against Sri Lanka

Assistant coach said England were in a position to ‘take nine wickets quickly’ and compared Jamie Smith to Adam Gilchrist

The Guardian - UK

Paul Collingwood: Not one of our better days but England can still win Oval Test

Sri Lanka need 125 runs with nine wickets in hand to win the third Test and deny England a summer clean sweep.

The Independent UK

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‘He seems pretty chipper’: England not worried by Mark Wood injury scare

England have diagnosed Mark Wood’s injury scare as fatigue after the fast bowler was forced off on day two against West Indies

The Guardian - UK

England opener Phil Salt keen to get hands on T20 World Cup once more

Salt was in the crowd as a fan, aged around 12, when England won the tournament at the Kensington Oval in 2010 and got to touch the trophy.

The Independent UK

T20 World Cup: Matthew Hayden, Paul Collingwood reveal their finalists

NEW DELHI: In the T20 World Cup 2024, former cricket players Matthew Hayden and Paul Collingwood picked Australia, West Indies, India, and England as the finalists.

The Times of India

Watch: Who could end up as the leading run-getter and wicket-taker in T20 World Cup? Experts reveal their picks

The ninth edition of the men's T20 World Cup is less than 48 hours away and as the excitement around the tournament approaches crescendo, experts and former cricketers have been making their predictions.

The Times of India

England left rueing missed reviews as Sharma and Jadeja escape

England may need to review their use of the review system following a tough first day in Rajkot in which both of India’s centurions might have been removed with smarter use of the technology

The Guardian - UK

'Worst World Cup campaigns in English cricket history': Michael Vaughan lambasts dismal England

NEW DELHI: As Sri Lanka pushed England closer to the ODI World Cup exit door on Thursday with an 8-wicket win, former stars seemed pretty unhappy with the lacklustre performance by the defending champions in the ongoing cricketing extravaganza.

The Times of India

Paul Collingwood backs Zak Crawley to excel in role of England captain

Crawley has been eager to break into the white-ball setup for some time.

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On This Day in 2008 – Kevin Pietersen appointed England Test and one-day captain

The 28-year-old took over after Michael Vaughan and Paul Collingwood stood down from their respective positions.

The Independent UK

Paul Collingwood says thrilling Ashes series is drawing new fans to cricket

Collingwood played in the final Test of the classic 2005 series which captured the nation’s imagination.

The Times of India

Ashes: It's batter's job to stay inside crease until the ball is dead, says Mark Taylor

NEW DELHI: Former Australian captain Mark Taylor has emphasised that cricketers should be aware that stumping is a legitimate mode of dismissal as per the laws of the game. He reminds them that it is ultimately the batsman's responsibility to protect their wicket.

The Independent UK

Frustrated Stuart Broad blames costly no-ball on ‘pushing a little bit too hard’

Broad bowled Usman Khawaja, only for replays to show the seamer had overstepped.

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The Independent UK

On this day in 2010: Dominant England beat Australia to win World Twenty20 final

England broke their 35-year trophy duck in International Cricket Council tournaments in Barbados 13 years ago.

Evening Standard

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.

Daily Mirror

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

Ex-England captain Alastair Cook delivers verdict on Ben Stokes enforcing the follow on

England captain Ben Stokes asked New Zealand to follow on in the second Test in Wellington, but former skipper Sir Alastair Cook has questioned the decision

The Independent UK

‘They want the aggressive option’: Ben Stokes backed on decision to enforce follow-on

Stokes sent the home side back into bat with a 226-run deficit midway through the third morning

The Independent UK

On This Day in 2011 – Paul Collingwood announces retirement from Test cricket

The Durham batter chose a watershed moment to call time on his 68-Test career with England.

Daily Mirror

Harry Brook's "touch of genius" earns Joe Root and Kevin Pietersen comparisons

A number of former England batters have hailed Harry Brook after his starring role with the bat in the first Test against Pakistan in Rawalpindi, with Mark Butcher, Paul Collingwood and David Lloyd all full of praise for the 23-year-old

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