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Watch: Red or blue? Australian cricketers' hilarious lie-detector test

It's not normal to see sports persons being put through lie-detector tests, but the leading Australian cricketers happily did that lately in a fun session during a show on the Fox League YouTube channel.

The Times of India

Flashback: When Sri Lanka defied expectations to dominate a drawn one-off game against England

NEW DELHI: When Sri Lanka made their debut at the "Home of Cricket" in 1984, things were significantly different from how they are now playing the second Test against England at Lord's.

The Times of India

Ollie Pope ready to roll with England demands in second Sri Lanka Test

Captain and No 3 has spoken to Joe Root about how to ‘compartmentalise’ as England look to build on first Test

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Dawid Malan announces retirement from international cricket at age of 36

Malan has accepted it is time to turn the page after 92 white-ball England games and 22 Test caps in the last seven years.

The Independent UK

Suryakumar Yadav, Shreyas Iyer gear up for Buchi Babu Tournament to revitalize Test careers

NEW DELHI: Suryakumar Yadav and Shreyas Iyer are set to play for Mumbai in the upcoming Buchi Babu tournament against TNCA XI, starting Tuesday, with aims to revive their Test careers.

The Times of India

Joe Root feeling more like Peter Pan than ‘grandad’ in youthful England line-up

At 33 and with 144 Test caps under his belt, Root is now the elder statesman in the England party.

The Independent UK

Sri Lanka battle to stay in contest as England face tricky chase at Old Trafford

England were 82 for three at tea in pursuit of 205.

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Sri Lanka dig in after Jamie Smith lays platform for England’s victory push

Angelo Mathews led the tourists’ resistance at Old Trafford after Jamie Smith’s fine 111 had given England a substantial first-innings lead

The Guardian - UK

Ollie Pope: England captain ready for 'one of the greatest honours in cricket'

The 26-year-old believes he is up for the challenge of stepping into Ben Stokes’ shoes

Evening Standard

Steve Smith, David Warner lead BBL's all-star cast

Steve Smith has re-signed with the Sydney Sixers as David Warner, Marnus Labuschagne and Alex Carey also pledge allegiance to BBL franchises.

AAP

Sri Lanka return to Lord’s 40 years after taming Botham and England

Sri Lanka announced themselves on Test match stage with a superb display on their first visit to the Home of Cricket

The Guardian - UK

Australia captain Pat Cummins takes a long break to be ready for Border-Gavaskar Trophy against India

Australia's Test captain Pat Cummins has decided to take a two-month hiatus to rejuvenate himself as he prepares for the upcoming challenge of securing the prestigious Border-Gavaskar Trophy against India in the latter part of the year.

The Times of India

Ex-Test skipper Paine gets first big head-coaching gig

Tim Paine has gone from Australia's Test captain to elite-level coach in just three years after being handed the keys to the Adelaide Strikers' BBL side.

AAP

James Anderson considers shock return to white-ball cricket

Anderson, the most prolific fast bowler in Test history, retired from England duty in emotional scenes at Lord’s last month.

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1st Test: Keshav Maharaj puts South Africa on top against West Indies

Keshav Maharaj’s disciplined spin bowling proved pivotal as South Africa tightened their grip on the first Test against the West Indies at Queen's Park Oval. Maharaj's persistent line and length earned him three crucial wickets, leaving the hosts at 145/4 at the close of a rain-affected third day on Friday,…

The Guardian - UK

Graham Thorpe, former England cricketer and coach, dies aged 55

The former England cricketer and coach Graham Thorpe, one of the finest Test batters of his generation, has died at the age of 55

The Guardian - UK

Matthew Mott pays the price and focus now switches on to Jos Buttler

Jos Buttler has made major mistakes as England’s white-ball captain but lack of alternatives maybe keeping him in the job

The Independent UK

England matchwinner Shoaib Bashir ‘still learning the tricks of the trade’

The spinner led England to victory at Trent Bridge

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England savour Ollie Pope’s century in 416-run feast against West Indies

A free-scoring England were dismissed for 416 on day one of the second Test, with Ollie Pope scoring a stylish 121

Evening Standard

Fast-starter Jamie Smith won't remain under radar for long as England's big plans unfold

Wicketkeeper to make second Test appearance against West Indies in Nottingham

The Times of India

Tom Latham urges senior New Zealand players to step up in Kane Williamson's absence

New Zealand batsman Tom Latham addressed the media on Wednesday following the release of the summer schedule by New Zealand Cricket, which commences with a three-Test series against England in November, followed by white-ball series against Sri Lanka and Pakistan.

Evening Standard

Joe Root pays tribute to England's 'greatest ever bowler' as James Anderson gets incredible send-off

Legendary seamer brings curtain down on stunning career

The Times of India

1st Test: England 189/3 at stumps on Day 1 after debutant Gus Atkinson demolished West Indies at Lord's

Gus Atkinson, making his Test debut for England, overshadowed the farewell of the legendary James Anderson by claiming an astonishing seven wickets as the West Indies were skittled out for a mere 121 runs on the first day at Lord's on Wednesday.

The Times of India

James Anderson names the best batter he has bowled against, and he is from India. Watch

NEW DELHI: Seasoned England fast bowler James Anderson, who is set to retire from Test cricket after the match against the West Indies at Lord's, praised legendary Indian batsman Sachin Tendulkar as the greatest opponent he has ever bowled against.

The Times of India

Andrew Strauss says England right to call time on James Anderson's Test career

NEW DELHI: Andrew Strauss, who has been involved with James Anderson's Test career in various capacities, supports the decision to bring the paceman's illustrious journey to a close.

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