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Either play more women's Tests or none at all: Lanning

Former Aussie captain Meg Lanning believes cricket powerbrokers must choose to either schedule more women's Test matches or focus entirely on white-ball games.

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IND vs ENG Tests | Crawley credit success to pre-series training camp in Abu Dhabi

Zak Crawley discusses England's training in Abu Dhabi and their strategy against India's spin trio in the Test match.

The Hindu

India vs England: Harbhajan Singh picks Sarfaraz Khan for Test debut in Vizag

Sarfaraz Khan's consistent run in the domestic circuit finally earned him a call-up to the national team ahead of the second Test of the five-match series against England in Visakhapatnam, where the home team will try to rally after losing the opener.

The Times of India

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England mull all-spin bowling attack for second Test against India

NEW DELHI: England are contemplating a strategic shift by considering an all-spin bowling attack for the second Test against India in Visakhapatnam.

The Times of India

'These are horrific wickets...': Ben Foakes on Hyderabad pitch ahead of second Test against India

NEW DELHI: English wicketkeeper-batter Ben Foakes has termed the pitch during the first Test against India in Hyderabad as "horrific."

The Times of India

IND vs ENG 2nd Test: Team India may be tempted to play four spinners and a lone pacer on Vizag’s black-soil turner

CHENNAI: The ‘spin quartet’. It’s an idea that evokes a sense of nostalgia and respect in equal measure if you’re an Indian cricket fan. But post the late 1970s, when Bishan Singh Bedi, BS Chandrasekhar, Erapalli Prasanna and Srinivas Venkataraghavan retired from the sport, India haven’t gone back to the…

The Times of India

Smith now 'comfortable' opening for Australia in Tests

A vindicated Steve Smith was puzzled by critics who were quick to jump on the decision to promote him to Australia's Test opener.

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IND vs ENG second Test | Won't be afraid to play all-spin attack in Visakhapatnam, says Brendon McCullum

England's debutant spinner Tom Hartley's impressive performance in the opening Test against India raises the possibility of an all-spin attack in the second Test.

The Hindu

Bashir in frame as England weigh up all-spin attack in second Test against India

The off-spinner Shoaib Bashir could make his Test debut after his delayed arrival in India as the head coach, Brendon McCullum, said he ‘won’t be afraid to play all spinners’

The Guardian - UK

India vs England, 2nd Test: Major selection headache with injuries to KL Rahul and Ravindra Jadeja

NEW DELHI: India's selection dilemma is severe as they look to recover from a rare home loss to England in the second Test with Ravindra Jadeja and KL Rahul suffering untimely injuries.

The Times of India

Ind vs Eng | Mark Wood accepted limited role in 1st Test win

England quick Mark Wood has no complaints about his limited role in their thrilling win over India in the first test.

The Hindu

India vs England, 2nd Test: Can Kuldeep Yadav ‘reverse’ the trend?

With England's batters catching the hosts off-guard with their reverse sweeps against left-arm finger spin, the 'Chinaman' bowler's wrist spin could come to India's rescue

The Times of India

Gabba, Hyderabad thrillers the perfect advertisement for Test cricket

Test cricket receives a boost with thrilling finales in Brisbane and Hyderabad, showcasing the format's excitement and value.

The Hindu

'Seven-star' Shamar Joseph, Tom Hartley script an amazing day of Test cricket

Doubters of Test cricket received a reality check on Sunday, when two matches played in different parts of the world witnessed dramatic comeback wins to uphold the red-ball format's acme status.

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Where India lost the first Test against England

Debutant Tom Hartley took 7/62 as England completed an extraordinary turnaround to beat India by 28 runs in the first Test in Hyderabad on Sunday.

The Times of India

Don't think there was a lot of help, I had to keep a cool head: Tom Hartley

NEW DELHI: Left-arm spinner Tom Hartley on Sunday said that the pitch used for the first Test against India didn't provide significant assistance to the spinners and the debutant had to 'keep a cool head' while bowing in the fourth innings.

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England stun India in thrilling 28-run victory in first Test in Hyderabad

England beat India by 28 runs in the first cricket Test in Hyderabad as Tom Hartley takes seven wickets on debut.

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‘Probably one of the best…’: Rohit Sharma doffs hat to Ollie Pope's magnificent ton

NEW DELHI: India skipper Rohit Sharma rated Ollie Pope's incredible daddy ton as 'one of the best' in Indian conditions after England scripted a historic win in the first Test in Hyderabad on Sunday.

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Fort Hyderabad Conquered! Ollie Pope, Tom Hartley star in England's sensational win over India in 1st Test

NEW DELHI: A daddy ton from Ollie Pope was followed by a dream debut spell from Tom Hartley as England stunned India to conquer Fort Hyderabad, winning the thrilling series-opener by 28 runs on Sunday.

Al Jazeera

Cricket: West Indies beat Australia by eight runs in Brisbane Test

Injured pacer Shamar Joseph took seven wickets as West Indies pulled off a remarkable eight-run win in the second Test.

The Hindu

India 'A' beat England Lions by innings and 16 runs

India 'A' secures an innings and 16-run win over England Lions in the second unofficial Test.

The Times of India

1st Test: Ton-up Ollie Pope takes England out of deep trouble on Day 3 against India

NEW DELHI: Ollie Pope orchestrated a remarkable turnaround, crafting a defiant century to lead England's resurgence after they stumbled against a relentless Indian attack in the opening Test on Saturday.

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Australia within 156 of Windies win, Smith unbeaten

Australia are 2-60 and require a further 156 runs to win the Gabba pink-ball Test with Steve Smith still in and West Indies fast bowler Shamar Joseph injured.

The Guardian - AU

Australia need another 156 runs to beat West Indies: second Test, day three – as it happened

An assured Steve Smith helped Australia to 60 for 2, chasing 216 to win, after Josh Hazlewood and Nathan Lyon picked up three wickets each

The Times of India

'This is KL Rahul 2.0' - Zaheer Khan hails Indian batter's resolve amid challenging career

With KL Rahul's resilient half-century against England playing a crucial role in putting the hosts in a commanding position on the second day of the inaugural Test, Zaheer Khan, the former Indian fast bowler, likened Rahul's current form to a 2.0 version of his past self.

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