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2nd Test: England name James Anderson, Shoaib Bashir in playing XI

NEW DELHI: England made two changes from the side that won the opening Test in Hyderabad with veteran pacer James Anderson coming in for Mark Wood and Shoaib Bashir replacing Jack Leach, who has been ruled out with a knee injury.

The Times of India

How Ollie Pope learned from his teenage struggles in India and adapted his game

England’s hero in Hyderabad is always listening and learning, and his matchwinning innings has cemented his place in this side

The Guardian - UK

Ashwin retains top spot, Bumrah moves to forth in ICC Test rankings

Ravichandran Ashwin maintains top spot, Jasprit Bumrah rises to fourth in ICC Test bowling rankings.

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R Ashwin retains No 1 spot, Jasprit Bumrah moves to 4th in ICC rankings

NEW DELHI: Premier India off-spinner Ravichandran Ashwin on Wednesday retained the top spot in the latest ICC Test rankings.

The Times of India

Spinners gives us best opportunity to beat India, says England skipper Ben Stokes

NEW DELHI: Before debutant spinner Tom Hartley's remarkable performance in bowling England to a historic win in the first Test against India, captain Ben Stokes had expressed confidence in the spinners selected for the series.

The Times of India

Cherish West Indies’ remarkable Test win in Australia – but be angry about it too

Shamar Joseph’s heroic effort in an unforgettable Brisbane Test denouement was a triumph over the unfairness of the sport

The Guardian - UK

Warner solution not an open-and-shut case for Australia

Steve Smith and Cameron Green fell cheaply for the second time in two Tests since the experiment to replace the retired long-time opener David Warner began.

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Starc reaches 350 Test wickets with quadruple blow

Mitchell Starc has become just the fifth Australian bowler to reach 350 Test wickets after snaring four West Indies wickets on day one of the Gabba Test.

AAP

Amid the cries of Test cricket’s death, Shamar Joseph brings hope from a remote corner

From the moment internet reached his home town five years ago, the West Indian quick has been on a dream-like journey that continues in Brisbane today

The Guardian - AU

Siraj's warning: If England play Bazball, the match might get over within two days

Hyderabad fast bowler Mohammed Siraj believes England's 'Bazball' strategy won't work in Indian conditions, potentially leading to a quick match.

The Hindu

Sunil Gavaskar feels this young India star can cement himself in Test side in England series

NEW DELHI: Batting legend cricketer Sunil Gavaskar feels young opener Yashasvi Jaiswal has the potential to cement his place in the Test side during the upcoming five-match series against England at home.

The Times of India

Khawaja hurt as Australia thump Windies by 10 wickets

Scans have cleared Usman Khawaja of a facial injury after he was struck on the head during Australia's 10-wicket win over West Indies in the first Test.

AAP

Australia v West Indies: first Test, day two – as it happened

Travis Head’s century was the decisive act on day two before Josh Hazlewood’s four wickets almost finished West Indies off

The Guardian - AU

Sting in the tail with Aussies' last-wicket struggles

Australia have conceded more runs for the last wicket than any other Test team in the past 12 months, after a 55-run 10th-wicket stand by the West Indies.

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'He is a match-winner in short format, but...': Kumar Sangakkara on Dhruv Jurel

NEW DELHI: Dhruv Jurel's remarkable work ethic and relentless pursuit of excellence caught the attention of Rajasthan Royals, as noted by the IPL team's Director of Cricket, Kumar Sangakkara. The talented young batter-keeper from Uttar Pradesh has now earned his maiden call-up to the Indian Test squad for the upcoming…

Evening Standard

Mako Vunipola announces Test retirement as England dealt another Six Nations blow

Steve Borthwick's prop crisis worsens as experienced loosehead calls it a day after 79 caps

The Guardian - AU

More logic than conspiracy in Cameron Bancroft’s Test squad omission

While some western observers might like to assume an agenda, the facilitation of Cameron Green’s return makes cricketing sense.

Evening Standard

India keeper Dinesh Karthik joins England Lions coaching staff as Graeme Swann and Ian Bell continue roles

The Lions will play three four-day matches alongside England's Test series against India

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Steve Smith replaces David Warner as Australia Test opener

NEW DELHI: Australia's Test team is set for a major shakeup as Steve Smith takes over the opening position alongside Usman Khawaja, succeeding David Warner, ahead of the upcoming two-match series against West Indies.

The Hindu

ICC rates Newlands pitch as unsatisfactory after shortest-ever Test in history

ICC rated the Newlands pitch for the second Test between India and South Africa as “unsatisfactory” after it ended inside five sessions

AAP

Smith opening, Green No.4 'a perfect scenario': Marnus

Marnus Labuschagne has outlined why Australia will be well served if Steven Smith opens and Cameron Green bats No.4 in the first Test against the West Indies.

AAP

History shows manufactured openers work for Australia

An analysis of players who moved from the middle-order to open for Australia shows most perform better at the top, aiding Cameron Green's Test recall chances.

The Hindu

Heinrich Klaasen announces Test retirement

Heinrich Klaasen announces retirement from red-ball cricket, will continue in white-ball cricket. Klaasen reflects on his journey and looks forward to a new challenge.

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Opener call to herald era of big selection decisions

The decision on who should replace David Warner as Test opener is the first of several big calls for Australia's selectors as an era of transition arrives.

The Hindu

David Warner: If I had my time again, I'd bite my tongue a little bit more

David Warner reflects on his career, discussing his aggressive approach, ball-tampering scandal, and his support system as he retires from Test cricket.

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