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Retiring Ben Youngs believes the future is bright for England

Youngs made his 127th and last appearance in Friday’s bronze final victory over Argentina.

The Independent UK

England outlast Argentina in Rugby World Cup nail-biter to take bronze

Attack still not firing but a third-place finish represents huge progress under Steve Borthwick after dismal build-up

Evening Standard

Henry Arundell primed to take over from mentor Jonny May as England's speed merchant

Red Rose face Argentina tonight with glimpse to the future

Evening Standard

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Courtney Lawes: Why all-action hero will go down as one of England's very best

A lineout natural, destructive tackler and breakdown master, retiring lock has been a fiend on the field but a friend to all off it

Evening Standard

Joe burns Tigers with first Shield ton in 980 days

Queensland's Joe Burns made an unbeaten 127 on the first day of the Sheffield Shield clash against Tasmania as the Bulls reached stumps on 3-293.

AAP

Beloved vs unloved: Contrasting captains collide in Rugby World Cup final

Siya Kolisi is adored by Springboks fans while Sam Cane battles for affection from the All Blacks faithful but both skippers have the same goal in Paris on Saturday

The Independent UK

Ben Youngs to retire from Test rugby after World Cup as scrum-half ends record-breaking England career

The scrum-half will earn his 127th cap in the third-place play-off against Argentina on Friday night

Evening Standard

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Memories of Bishan Bedi — a man of integrity, wisdom and wit

Bedi was a cricketing great, a traditionalist, and a man of integrity. He was an anti-establishment figure who served cricket and its fans, not its administrators. He was the original smiling assassin, luring batters into giving him their wicket. He was the only Indian bowler with over 1500 First Class…

The Hindu

Ben Stokes plays the long game amid cricket’s shifting landscape

With rumours of year-long IPL contracts and a Saudi T20 league forming, the England Test captain is waiting to see how things pan out

The Guardian - UK

Ben Stokes remains ‘100 per cent committed’ to England, says Rob Key

Test captain Stokes turned down a three-year central contract in favour of a 12-month extension but England’s director of men’s cricket isn’t worried.

The Independent UK

England sure Ben Stokes remains ‘completely committed’ after opting against signing multi-year contract

Joe Root and Jofra Archer are among those to sign multi-year deals

The Independent UK

England agree first multi-year central contracts but Ben Stokes takes short-term option

Influential Test captain opts to remain on a traditional 12-month deal despite being offered three years

Evening Standard

Ben Stokes signs one-year England deal after turning down multiyear contract

The England & Wales Cricket Board has handed out its first multiyear central contracts but Ben Stokes has signed only a one-year deal

The Guardian - UK

No country for old men? Last dance for Rugby World Cup’s elder statesmen

New Zealand and South Africa’s veterans have overcome mental and physical adversity to lead their teams to the World Cup final

The Guardian - UK

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Hynes won't let Origin define him as Kangaroos utility

Nicho Hynes is ready to brush aside his 12-minute stint as NSW bench utility when he debuts off the interchange for Australia against New Zealand.

Evening Standard

Cricket World Cup: Joe Root backs Jos Buttler decisions with England's title defence in tatters

Former Test skipper issues heartfelt rallying cry with a mountain to climb after South Africa humiliation

The Guardian - AU

David Warner’s latest Cricket World Cup knock secures place among ODI royalty

The Australian batter’s feats in the 50-over arena are often overlooked but his body of work deserves to be recognised as great

The Times of India

Virat Kohli surpasses Sachin Tendulkar to become fastest to 26000 international runs

NEW DELHI: Virat Kohli, the modern day maestro of cricket, achieved a remarkable milestone by amassing 26,000 international runs during his illustrious career. In the process, Kohli overtook legendary Sachin Tendulkar to become the fastest player to achieve the feat.

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The Independent UK

On this day in 2007: Andrew Strauss dropped from England Test squad

Strauss earned a recall to the side for the 2008 tour of New Zealand and worked his way back with a career-best 177 at Napier.

Evening Standard

England vs South Africa: Chief agitator Rassie Erasmus makes move to get into rivals' heads

The mind-games are back, but the masterful Springboks’ chief has so much more in his locker

The Guardian - AU

Pat Cummins comes to life to give Australia’s Cricket World Cup campaign lift-off

The captain has looked tired of late but for a key period he exerted his will on the contest with Sri Lanka

Evening Standard

England vs South Africa ‘underdog’ tag means nothing, insists Danny Care: ‘Anything can happen’

Springboks are favourites to win 2019 final rematch but an England victory would be far-from the first upset in this year’s knockouts

The Independent UK

Dan Biggar confident future is bright for Wales as Test career draws to end

Fly-half won 112 caps and scored more than 600 points for Wales.

The Hindu

Rachin Ravindra: the World Cup breakout star from New Zealand with Indian roots

Rachin Ravindra, born in NZ to Indian parents, knew cricket was his life. He made his Test debut in India, followed by his World Cup debut in Ahmedabad, where he scored an unbeaten 123. He's a handy left-arm spinner too, and loves Test cricket for its drama. He's had stints…

The Guardian - UK

Unassuming Alastair Cook exits quietly but his excellence speaks for itself

The former England captain enjoyed five more years at Essex after retiring from Test duty, a rare feat among internationals

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