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Proposed Hobart stadium couldn't host Test, ODI cricket

The fixed roof on a planned $715 million stadium in Hobart means it won't be able to host major cricket fixtures.

AAP

England's Jonny Bairstow hopes to be fit for Test against Ireland

LONDON: Star England batter Jonny Bairstow, who recently withdrew from the Indian Premier League due to injury, is hoping to obtain full fitness before his national side's first Test match of the summer against Ireland in June. Yorkshire head coach Ottis Gibson disclosed the news as Bairstow stepped up his…

The Times of India

Temba Bavuma: ‘The more I played, the more I understood my significance’

South Africa’s first black Test captain on the pressures and privileges of his role and why he is a silent supporter of rival Ben Stokes

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Steve Harmison pinpoints the key factor between England winning and losing the Ashes

Steve Harmison has identified what "could be the difference to winning and losing the Ashes" for England this summer as Ben Stokes' side attempt to regain the urn

Daily Mirror

Morris strikes early, Victoria 2-66 in Shield final

Defending champions Western Australia have reduced Victoria to 2-66 at lunch on day one of the Sheffield Shield final at the WACA Ground.

AAP

Warren Gatland names his Lions Test squad and doesn't choose a single one of his own Wales players

Gatland has chosen his post Six Nations Lions match-day squad in a newspaper column and ignores his entire Wales team

Wales Online

Dan Lawrence interview: Plotting a rise up England ranks after Test return

Interview: London Spirit’s new skipper was happily surprised at England recall... and now wants to cement his place in the team

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New Zealand vs Sri Lanka 2nd Test: Kane Williamson, Henry Nicholls hit double tons as NZ punish Sri Lanka on Day 2

NEW DELHI: Star batter Kane Williamson and Henry Nicholls scored double centuries as New Zealand flayed Sri Lanka's bowling to post an imposing 580 for four declared on Day 2 of the second Test on Saturday. Williamson and Nicholls shared a partnership of 363 runs.

The Times of India

5 key talking points ahead of a challenging French test for Wales

Warren Gatland’s team are not fancied to win the Paris match but they can take heart from recent performances there.

The Independent UK

2nd Test: Devon Conway puts New Zealand on top against Sri Lanka

NEW DELHI: New Zealand raced to 155/2 thanks to Devon Conway's blistering 78 against Sri Lanka at the end of a rain-delayed opening day of the second Test on Friday in Wellington.

The Times of India

On this day in 2018 – Kevin Pietersen announces retirement from cricket

The prolific batter scored 23 hundreds for England in 104 Tests.

The Independent UK

Australia’s ODI series in India may provide more questions than answers

The three games have been shoehorned in to make a few extra dollars and is unlikely to be instructive ahead of the World Cup

The Guardian - AU

Townsend backs Blair Kinghorn to seize latest opportunity at No.10

Gregor Townsend concedes that dropping Blair Kinghorn as his starting stand-off and recalling Finn Russell for the final two games of this…

The National (Scotland)

‘I feel like I can do anything’: Harry Brook at home in ‘superhuman’ England Test side

Little more than a year on from his England debut, Harry Brook is already a T20 World Cup winner, a virtual lock for this year’s 50-over equivalent and has four Test hundreds to his name.

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The Guardian - UK

Why Temba Bavuma’s second century matters, for himself and South Africa

Temba Bavuma had become a walking metaphor for his country’s failures before a change in coach and promotion to captain

The Times of India

This day that year: VVS Laxman and Rahul Dravid put up one of India's greatest partnerships in 2001

NEW DELHI: The India-Australia series in 2001 is said to be one of the greatest ever played between the two countries. The second Test of the series at the majestic Eden Gardens is said to have changed Indian cricket forever. The date was March 14 and the protagonists were VVS…

The Guardian - UK

Unstoppable Ireland heading for a ‘greenwash’ with England toiling

The Irish have never won a grand slam in Dublin but could deliver a beautiful day this Saturday for their greatest team

Daily Mirror

James Anderson brands follow-on "the worst invention ever" after it backfired on England

England lost a historic Test match to New Zealand last month by just one run despite enforcing the follow-on, and James Anderson says he would like to see the rule "banished"

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Virat Kohli: Not scoring big was 'eating me up'

Virat Kohli ended an over three years long drought of Test centuries in the fourth Test of the Border-Gavaskar Trophy against Australia in Ahmedabad, and the batting legend later admitted that "shortcomings" resulted in growing "complications" and that was "eating me up".

The Independent UK

On this day in 2004: Steve Harmison claims seven for 12 against West Indies

A damaging spell saw Harmison almost single handedly knock over West Indies for just double figures at Sabina Park.

The Times of India

India clinch Border-Gavaskar Trophy 2-1 and qualify for WTC final

AHMEDABAD: The fifth day’s play in the fourth Test of the Border-Gavaskar Trophy between India and Australia was a logical extension of the first four days. The bat continued to hold sway with Australia declaring their second innings at 175 for 2. The declaration came 10 minutes and two overs…

ABC News

Australia leaves India feeling Test series victory may have got away from them

The record books will show that Australia left India without the Border-Gavaskar Trophy, but the series defeat offers plenty of opportunity for introspection ahead of the Ashes.

The Guardian - UK

Tenacious Australia offer hope for World Test Championship

The World Test Championship showdown in June will provide a fascinating postscript to India’s Border-Gavaskar series victory

The Times of India

Rahul Dravid: Playing WTC final right after IPL is going to be a challenge

NEW DELHI: Head coach Rahul Dravid on Monday made it clear that playing the World Test Championship (WTC) final against Australia, soon after the conclusion of IPL, is going to be a big challenge for the Indian team.

The New Daily

Fourth Test ends in a draw to give India 2-1 series win

India has secured a 2-1 series win against Australia after the fourth Test in Ahmedabad ended in a draw on Monday.

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