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Batters need to be a lot more ruthless: Temba Bavuma

NEW DELHI: Captain Temba Bavuma wants his front-line batsmen to score more quickly when the second match of South Africa's two-Test series against the West Indies begins on Thursday in Georgetown, Guyana.

The Times of India

3 of Jane Austen’s 6 brothers engaged in antislavery activism − new research offers more clues about her own views

More than two centuries after Jane Austen died in 1817, many of the English novelist’s fans want to know her takes on her day’s big issues, including race, colonialism and slavery.

The Conversation

1st Test: Athanaze heroics guide West Indies to South Africa draw

Alick Athanaze narrowly missed his first Test century but played a pivotal role in helping the West Indies secure a draw against South Africa in a rain-interrupted first Test at Queen's Park Oval on Sunday.

The Times of India

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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 Times of India

Zak Crawley out of Sri Lanka series as England call up Jordan Cox and Olly Stone

Opener Crawley suffered a broken finger during the West Indies series victory.

The Independent UK

Ben Stokes on song and new faces shine – 5 things we learned from Windies series

The England captain looks back to his best after knee surgery.

The Independent UK

Jamie Smith vows to continue fearless cricket after taking attack to West Indies

The Surrey wicketkeeper made 95 to help England take charge against the West Indies.

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England vs West Indies: Jamie Smith denied maiden Test century but hosts in firm control

Tourists in trouble two wickets down and still 61 runs behind after day two at Edgbaston

Evening Standard

Jamie Smith denied maiden Test century but England dominating West Indies

Wicketkeeper Smith was dismissed for 95 after helping England claim a first-inning lead of 94

The Independent UK

West Indies' triple-strike rocks England in third Test at Edgbaston

NEW DELHI: Jason Holder showcased his all-round skills as the West Indies fought back valiantly in the final session of the opening day of the third Test at Edgbaston, despite England's strong position.

The Times of India

Gus Atkinson stars again but England race rebuild challenge after batting wobble

England will start day two at Edgbaston on 38 for three, trailing by 244 runs

The Independent UK

England captain Ben Stokes hopes packed international schedule is ‘addressed’

Stokes’ Test team have a three-week break after the West Indies series before facing Sri Lanka in three matches.

The Independent UK

England vs West Indies Prediction: Betting tips and odds for the 3rd Test of the series

England take on the West Indies in the third and final Test of the series at Edgbaston, but the hosts have already won the series

The Independent UK

Side strain rules out South Africa pacer Gerald Coetzee for Test series in West Indies

South Africa pacer Gerald Coetzee will miss the upcoming two-Test series against the West Indies scheduled for next month due to a left side strain. The injury occurred while he was participating in Twenty20 cricket matches in the United States, according to Cricket South Africa's announcement on Thursday.

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I want to be my own batter, not anybody else – Harry Brook out to carve own path

The England star’s century helped his side to victory over the West Indies at Trent Bridge.

The Independent UK

Ollie Pope: England’s batting line-up could be capable of 600 runs in a day

Confidence is riding high in the England camp after back-to-back wins over the West Indies.

The Times of India

Viv Richards, Carl Hooper demand 'apology' from Brian Lara for 'gross misrepresenations' in his new book

The release of Brian Lara's book -- LARA The England Chronicles -- has courted controversy for the West Indies batting legend ever since arriving on the book shelves.

The Times of India

ICC forms three-member panel to review conduct of T20 World Cup

COLOMBO: As was widely expected, the International Cricket Council (ICC), soon after the conclusion of its four-day Annual Conference here on Monday, announced that it had formed a three-member committee to "review the delivery" of the T20 World Cup which was co-hosted by the USA and the West Indies last…

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ICC puts USA Cricket on notice for 'non-compliance'

NEW DELHI: The International Cricket Council (ICC) on Monday issued a warning to USA Cricket, demanding compliance with the organization's membership criteria within a 12-month period. This announcement comes shortly after the United States co-hosted the T20 World Cup alongside the West Indies.

The Independent UK

Ben Stokes hails five-star Shoaib Bashir after England win over West Indies

Bashir took five for 41 as England ransacked the West Indies batting lineup.

The Independent UK

England’s Mark Wood clocks 97.1mph on day two against the West Indies

Wood did not take a wicket as the tourists reached 89 for three in reply to 416 all out but his electrifying contribution got people talking.

The Independent UK

He can come more often – Ollie Pope hails ‘lucky charm’ Aaron Ramsdale after ton

Pope top-scored with 121 as England made 416 all out against the West Indies on the opening day at Trent Bridge.

The Times of India

West Indies name unchanged eleven for second Test against England

NEW DELHI: The West Indies Cricket Board announced the playing eleven for the second Test match against England at Trent Bridge in Nottingham, starting on Thursday. The team remains unchanged from the first Test, with four pacers and two spinners in the lineup, reported ANI.

The Independent UK

Prospect of Mark Wood-Gus Atkinson double act for England excites Ben Stokes

The duo are in the side for the second Test against the West Indies

The Independent UK

Joe Root: Gus Atkinson display shows future is bright after James Anderson exit

Atkinson took 12 wickets on debut against the West Indies.

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