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Ben Stokes offers "daft" perspective of England's one-run Test defeat to New Zealand

Captain Ben Stokes and coach Brendon McCullum have reflected on England's narrow one-run defeat to New Zealand in the second Test in Wellington

Daily Mirror

Smith the key as Australia patch together team for third India Test

Batting lacks subcontinent experience and needs runs from talisman, while tourists could play three spinners in Indore amid injuries

The Guardian - AU

KL Rahul's removal as vice-captain doesn't indicate anything: Rohit Sharma

INDORE: India skipper Rohit Sharma kept the KL Rahul versus Shubman Gill debate open on the eve of the third Test, saying former's removal as vice-captain doesn't indicate anything and the management will continue to back the players with "potential".

The Times of India

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‘It was the right decision’: Ben Stokes defends follow-on call after Test defeat

Ben Stokes was unrepentant after England’s historic, nail-biting one-run defeat to New Zealand in Wellington, insisting he had no regrets about the follow-on

The Guardian - UK

England player ratings as Joe Root and Harry Brook star amid Zak Crawley struggles

England drew 1-1 against New Zealand in what proved to be an enthralling Test series, culminating with a dramatic one-run victory for the hosts in Wellington

Daily Mirror

Walk down memory lane: The 3 narrowest wins by runs in men's Tests

New Zealand's sensational 1 run win vs England on Day 5 of the Wellington Test has not just made fans across the world sit up and say wow, it has also equaled the record for the smallest margin of victory in a Men's Test match, in terms of runs.

The Times of India

New Zealand vs England and the closest finishes in Test match history

Neil Wagner removed James Anderson to secure a thrilling victory

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Ben Stokes ‘blessed’ to be part of sensational Test loss to New Zealand

The hosts beat England by one run after being made to follow-on at Wellington’s Basin Reserve

The Independent UK

Today's rugby news as Nigel Walker admits 'feet to fire' error and new Lions team to be formed

The latest rugby headlines and news bulletins from Wales and beyond

Wales Online

England lose the unlosable Test as New Zealand win by one run in all-time great finish

In a scarcely believeable finale, last man James Anderson was caught behind with England needing two runs to win

Evening Standard

Ben Stokes insists he has "no regrets" about enforcing the follow on despite England loss

England lost a thrilling Test match to New Zealand by just one run, becoming only the fourth team in history to lose after enforcing the follow on and captain Ben Stokes has defended his decision

Daily Mirror

Looking back at other close finishes in Test match history

Neil Wagner removed James Anderson to secure a thrilling victory.

The Independent UK

Afternoon Update: tax hike on $3m super balances; robodebt inquiry ‘double down’ claim; and a Test cricket classic

Balances of more than $3m will be taxed at 30%, up from current concessional rate of 15%

The Guardian - AU

What a thriller! New Zealand beat England by one run in 2nd Test

New Zealand were made to follow-on in the second Test at home against England, but they didn't lose hope, and on Tuesday the Kiwis pulled off a stunning one-run win over the visitors in a thrilling finish on the final day in Wellington.

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The Independent UK

Classy Joe Root guides England into strong position in second Test in Wellington

Root struck a brilliant 74 not out by lunch.

The Guardian - UK

New Zealand beat England by one run: second Test, day five – as it happened

Over-by-over report: Needing just two runs to win, England fell short when Jimmy Anderson was caught behind to end an epic Test match

The Times of India

India vs Australia: Mitchell Starc says still not 100% fit but good enough for third Test

Mitchell Starc has been on the injury list ever since Australia's arrival for the Border-Gavaskar Trophy, and after being on the bench for two Tests, the premier Australia fast bowler feels he is good enough for the third Test, though still not 100 percent fit.

Evening Standard

Jack Leach confident England have what it takes to chase down New Zealand

The second Test is poised for a thrilling finale

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Speedster Mitchell Starc signals availability to return for Australia’s third Test in India

Mitchell Starc has put his hand up to be selected for Australia's third Test against India but admits he will be hindered by his finger.

The Guardian - AU

Harry Brook halts Williamson’s record run as New Zealand set England target

The fourth day brought a Kane Williamson masterclass and an England fightback to set up an intriguing conclusion to the two-Test series

Daily Mirror

England set 258 to seal historic New Zealand win after excellent Kane Williamson ton

Kane Williamson was back to his best with an outstanding 132 as New Zealand set England 258 to win both the second Test in Wellington and the series

AAP

Starc to return for Australia's third Test in India

Mitchell Starc has declared himself a certain starter for Australia's third Test in India but admits he will be far from 100 per cent fit.

The Times of India

Ian Chappell slams Australia's sweep ploy, says Rohit Sharma showed the way

NEW DELHI: Australia's predetermined sweep ploy in the first two Tests against India backfired heavily and that has led to Pat Cummins and co. conceding the Border-Gavaskar Trophy with the hosts taking an unassailable 2-0 lead after winning the Nagpur and Delhi Tests.

Wales Online

Sunday rugby news as Wales stars warned over Wooden Spoon and told Italy game has suddenly become 'massive'

The latest rugby headlines and news bulletins on a busy weekend of Six Nations action

The Times of India

Ravi Shastri backs Shubman Gill for last two Australia Tests, not in favour of a vice-captain for India in home series

Ravi Shastri is backing Shubman Gill to partner skipper Rohit Sharma as opener in place of KL Rahul in the last two Tests of the four-match Border-Gavaskar Trophy between India and Australia, which the hosts lead 2-0.

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