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Watch: Mushfiqur Rahim dismissed for 'obstructing the field' in 2nd Test against New Zealand

NEW DELHI: In the second Test match against New Zealand on Wednesday in Dhaka, Mushfiqur Rahim of Bangladesh became just the second batsman in Test history to be dismissed for obstructing the field.

The Times of India

Johnson 'un-Australian' for questioning Warner: Mundine

Former boxing world champion and NRL star Anthony Mundine has had his say on the biggest feud in Australian cricket, while Glenn Maxwell's kept a straight bat.

AAP

England stars want Test sabbaticals clause in hybrid deals

England's top players are focused on improving provision around mental health and physical rest

Evening Standard

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Johnson details reasons for explosive Warner takedown

Mitchell Johnson admits he has fallen out with his former Australia teammates David Warner and George Bailey over his explosive cricket columns.

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'It's exciting': Players back shorter Big Bash League

The Big Bash League's playing group has backed the decision to scale back the tournament's fixture from this summer.

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'Thank God he isn't a Test selector': David Warner's manager hits back at Mitchell Johnson's comments

NEW DELHI: David Warner's manager, James Erskine, responded to former Australian pacer Mitchell Johnson's criticism regarding Warner's Test farewell. Johnson had questioned the left-handed batter's eligibility for a hero's send-off, considering his recent struggles in red-ball cricket and his role in the ball-tampering scandal, also known as 'Sandpaper Gate.'

The Times of India

Usman Khawaja defends David Warner, calls him a hero despite Mitchell Johnson's criticism

NEW DELHI: Australia's batsman Usman Khawaja has strongly defended David Warner in response to former teammate Mitchell Johnson's recent criticism.

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Michael Neser pulls out of PM's XI with soreness

Two-time Test paceman Michael Neser has withdrawn from the Prime Minister's XI match with soreness.

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I haven't given up on Tests: Glenn Maxwell

NEW DELHI: Star Australian all-rounder Glenn Maxwell on Thursday said that he hasn't 'given up' on Test cricket yet after putting up a spectacular show at the recently concluded ODI World Cup.

The Times of India

South Africa Tour: Will BCCI be able to convince Rohit Sharma to captain in T20Is?

NEW DELHI: With regular T20I skipper Hardik Pandya out for another month due to an ankle ligament tear, the BCCI will look to convince Rohit Sharma to lead the side in the shortest format in the upcoming tour of South Africa.

The Times of India

Courtney Lawes rules out England retirement U-turn but is open to final Lions tour

Steve Borthwick could be facing a back-row selection crisis for the Six Nations in 2024

Evening Standard

Runs flow for Khawaja despite Richardson Test reminder

Bulls captain and Test opener Usman Khawaja has made light of tricky Gabba conditions and an on-song Jhye Richardson to notch an unbeaten Shield century.

AAP

Green seeks summer of red-ball rhythm after Test axe

Cameron Green and Jhye Richardson will make their long-awaited return to Sheffield Shield cricket when Western Australia take on Queensland at the Gabba.

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'I don't think anyone has the right...': Simon O'Donnell opposes David Warner's farewell Test

NEW DELHI: Former Australian cricketer Simon O'Donnell has expressed his disapproval of farewell Tests, particularly in the context of opening batter David Warner's desire for a farewell Test at his home ground in Sydney against Pakistan. O'Donnell believes that players should not have the privilege of picking and choosing the…

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Australian Test openers in the spotlight as PM's XI set to face Pakistan in warm-up match

NEW DELHI: In anticipation of the impending retirement of veteran opener David Warner, Australia's Test cricket selectors have enlisted the services of aspiring openers Cameron Bancroft, Marcus Harris, and Matt Renshaw for a crucial warm-up match against Pakistan.

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Bancroft, Harris and Renshaw to all play PM's XI match

The leading contenders for David Warner's spot in the Test team will each have a chance to stake their claim against Pakistan for a Prime Minister's XI.

The Times of India

BCCI to discuss with Rohit Sharma his white-ball cricket plans

With Rohit Sharma likely to focus majorly on Tests, grooming his successor will be on agenda

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Money, power and time: Is the future of 50-over cricket on the line?

With the increasing lure of franchise cricket and uneven distribution of money- the future of ODIs hangs in the balance.

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Why the 50-over Cricket World Cup is more vital than ever in modern era

The ODI format bridges the gap between Test matches and T20 cricket and the 2023 tournament has proved a big streaming hit

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Bancroft 'improved' as battle to follow Warner heats up

Cameron Bancroft says he has improved as a batsman since his last Test for Australia, and his Sheffield Shield statistics support him.

The Times of India

Tim Paine lauds Pat Cummins' leadership and performance in World Cup triumph

NEW DELHI: Former Test captain Tim Paine has praised Pat Cummins for his exceptional leadership and bowling performance in Australia's victorious World Cup campaign in India. Cummins, leading the team from the front, played a crucial role in Australia's triumph, showcasing strategic brilliance and skill with the ball.

The Guardian - UK

Australia enter India’s thunderdome with unfamiliar tag of underdogs

The five-time champions have bounced back after a difficult start to the tournament but the final leg will be the toughest

The Times of India

David Warner open to playing white-ball cricket until 2027, prioritises T20 World Cup

NEW DELHI: Australian opener David Warner has not ruled out extending his white-ball cricket career until the next World Cup in 2027, despite having announced his retirement from Test cricket in January.

Evening Standard

England Cricket World Cup player ratings: Buttler and Curran chief failures as Rashid banks most credit

Few players came away from the dismal title defence with much to be proud of

Evening Standard

Tom Hartley: My England debut was a total surprise... now I'm hoping for Test chance in India

Left-arm spinner out to build on burgeoning international career after call-up to upcoming ODI tour of West Indies

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