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Today's rugby news as Dan Biggar says World Cup up for grabs and Georgia beat Italy amid wild scenes

Here are some of the stories making the rugby news on Monday, July 11 at the start of another massive week of Test deciders for international rugby

Wales Online

Zak Crawley is backed by England but has one Test to save his spot

Morning rain delayed England’s charge for an improbable, exhilarating 3-0 series win. But whether they secured the 113 runs required to win this Test or not, the overwhelming expectation was that — barring late injuries or a change of heart — they would instantly name an unchanged squad for Friday’s…

Evening Standard

Townsend reveals Scotland squad cut plans ahead of Argentina Test

GREGOR Townsend has revealed that he has already decided on all but two or three names in his squad for this weekend’s first Test against…

The National (Scotland)

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England fans react to crazy catch as Sam Billings clutches ball between his legs

Sam Billings took a remarkable catch to dismiss Neil Wagner in the third Test between England and New Zealand, catching it between his legs

Daily Mirror

Azeem Rafiq returns to Headingley for first time to watch England since racism storm

Yorkshire invited Azeem Rafiq to Headingley to watch day three of the Test match between England and New Zealand, almost two years after he first went public with his experiences of racism at the club

Daily Mirror

India could have declared after Sachin Tendulkar got his 200: Yuvraj Singh on Multan declaration

MUMBAI: Former India all-rounder Yuvraj Singh feels that the side could have declared in the Multan Test against Pakistan after legendary batter Sachin Tendulkar had completed his double hundred. On March 29, 2004, during the second day of the Test, Virender Sehwag became the first Indian to score a triple-century…

The Times of India

Ian Botham responds to captain comparisons with new England skipper Ben Stokes

Star all-rounder Ben Stokes has been named England Test captain, with the appointment drawing comparisons to Ian Botham's 12-Test stint as skipper back in the 1980s

Daily Mirror

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Mehidy Hasan stretchered off after shocking drop in Bangladesh vs South Africa Test

Mehidy Hasan got hit in the chest while fielding after completely losing sight of the ball in a bizarre drop during the second Test between Bangladesh and South Africa

Daily Mirror

West Indies’ Roach mops up England tail to help seal series triumph

West Indies bowled England out for 120 on the morning of day four of the third Test before cantering to victory to seal a series win

The Guardian - UK

West Indies v England: third Test, day one – as it happened!

The West Indies bowlers ripped through England until Jack Leach and Saqib Mahmood changed the day with their last-wicket heroics

The Guardian - UK

Is England vs West Indies on TV? Start time, channel and how to watch third Test

Everything you need to know ahead of the Test in Grenada

The Independent UK

3rd Test | Naseem, Afridi combine to bowl out Australia for 391 on day two

Australia could snare the wicket of only Imam-ul-Haq for 11 on the slow pitch before Shafique and Azhar shared a gritty 70-run stand in two hours

The Hindu

Paul Collingwood hails Ben Stokes for helping remove ‘scar tissue’ within England camp following Ashes debacle

Interim Head Coach Paul Collingwood believes Ben Stokes’ influence on and off the pitch is helping rid England’s Test team of the “scar tissue” from this winter’s dismal Ashes tour.

Evening Standard

Pak vs Aus, 3rd Test | Rival captains expect another slow wicket in series decider

After receiving criticism on the Rawalpindi wicket, PCB flew in ICC Academy curator Toby Lumsden, who has assisted the local ground staff to prepare the Lahore Test wicket

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Evening Standard

Time for England to put faith in Matt Parkinson for final West Indies Test

On day four in Barbados, the second draw of the series seems a safe bet, which would set up a decider in Grenada. Perhaps there will be a tumble of wickets, but few are holding their breath.

The Independent UK

Mark Wood set for ‘indefinite break’ as elbow injury ends West Indies tour

Wood broke down in the first innings of the drawn Test in Antigua

The Guardian - UK

Stop moaning about draws – they’re part of the majesty of Test cricket

Is anything about drawn Test matches more irritating than how irritated everyone seems to get by them?

The Guardian - UK

Security and sound the abiding memories of docile Rawalpindi draw

A flat pitch generated a run-fest but high security and incessant noise made the first Pakistan v Australia Test memorable

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The Guardian - UK

Bairstow leads England fightback against West Indies: first Test, day one – as it happened

Over-by-over report: England finished the day on 268-6 but were 48-4 before Jonny Bairstow came to the crease

AAP

Cherry-Evans relishes Cleary NRL battle

Daly Cherry-Evans says he won't be giving up his Test jumper to Nathan Cleary without a fight as Manly take on Penrith on Thursday to open the NRL season.

The Times of India

We ticked all boxes, says Rohit Sharma after winning his maiden Test as India captain

MOHALI: His Test captaincy stint off to a winning start, an elated Rohit Sharma on Sunday said India ticked all the boxes against Sri Lanka in the opening Test of the two-match series here.

Daily Mirror

Cricket Australia monitoring Pakistan tour as terrorist suicide bomb kills 30 in Peshawar

The blast occurred just two hours away from where Australia are playing their first Test match in Pakistan since 1998

The Independent UK

Shane Warne’s positive drugs test may end career of a legend

Leg-spinner adds to history of serious misdemeanours and returns home to Australia after 'A' sample reveals presence of diuretic

The Guardian - AU

Richard Colbeck defends skipping aged care Covid inquiry for ‘significant’ Test match in Hobart

Aged care minister insists he worked on portfolio duties ‘all through that weekend’ in mid-January when he was at Ashes cricket for three days

The Guardian - AU

Ashes Test’s final flurry states clear case to open up cricket’s pinnacle to women

There is no justifiable argument for why women should be confined to a narrow version of the game when men are not

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