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KS Bharat is a tough cricketer, he should get a chance in the Test series against Australia: MSK Prasad

HYDERABAD: It was in November 2019 that Andhra wicketkeeper Kona Srikar Bharat was first drafted into the India Test squad as a cover for Wriddhiman Saha for the second game against Bangladesh. In November 2021, Bharat took the field in the first Test against New Zealand as a replacement for…

The Times of India

Kane Williamson hundred helps New Zealand move ahead of Pakistan in first Test

Tom Latham also passed three figures as the tourists ended day three 440-6 and optimistic of a handy lead

The Independent UK

Pakistan vs New Zealand, 1st Test: Tom Latham's hundred guides New Zealand to 245/2 at lunch on Day 3

KARACHI: Tom Latham cracked a brilliant century on Wednesday while fellow-opener Devon Conway missed out on one of his own by eight runs as New Zealand replied strongly to Pakistan on the third day of the first Test in Karachi.

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Kane Williamson steps down as New Zealand Test captain

The 32-year-old will continue to skipper his country in one-day internationals and T20 cricket

The Independent UK

Shreyas Iyer, Shubman Gill move up in latest ICC ODI player rankings

NEW DELHI: Indian batters Shreyas Iyer and Shubman Gill climbed to No. 27 and No. 34 spots after gaining six and three places respectively in the latest ICC player ODI rankings issued on Wednesday.

The Times of India

India vs New Zealand, 2nd ODI: Indian batting needs fresh approach to save series

HAMILTON: India would expect a better approach from skipper Shikhar Dhawan and young Shubman Gill in the Powerplay overs when the team clashes with New Zealand in the do-or-die second one-day international here on Sunday.

The Times of India

Do or die for India vs New Zealand in ODI series: Interesting stats and trivia

Team India were handed a rude shock in the first ODI in Auckland by the Kiwis on Friday. Should India have a sixth bowling option? Most experts would say 'Yes' to that.

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Our bowlers restricted India to par score with good bowling upfront: Latham

AUCKLAND: India's score of 306 for 7 on a small Eden Park ground was just about par and the credit for that goes to New Zealand bowlers for their display during powerplay and middle overs, centurion Tom Latham said after his team's easy seven-wicket victory in the opening ODI on…

The Times of India

'Bowlers fail to execute their plans', admits India skipper Shikhar Dhawan

NEW DELHI: India captain Shikhar Dhawan admitted that his bowlers were too short and failed to execute their plans against an attacking batter like Tom Latham, who made a mockery of the Indian bowling line-up and registered his career-best ODI score on Friday.

The Times of India

India vs New Zealand highlights, 1st ODI: Tom Latham, Kane Williamson deflate India with massive win

Tom Latham made a mockery of a challenging total at Auckland's Eden Park on Friday, when, chasing India's 306/7, the left-handed batter struck 145 not out off just 104 balls to deflate India's bowling attack that at one point was inspired by debutant Umran Malik's two-wicket burst, but it didn't…

The Times of India

Trent Boult, Martin Guptill dropped from New Zealand white-ball squad to face India

WELLINGTON: The seasoned Martin Guptill and Trent Boult were on Tuesday dropped from New Zealand's squad for the home limited overs series against India, beginning here on November 18.

The Times of India

NZ in Aus | Green and Carey help Australia clinch thriller

Green and Carey help Australia clinch thriller

The Hindu

If Brendon McCullum’s bold new era is an illusion it is a persuasive one

England still have a frail top order and an unbalanced attack but this team have a future to look forward to under the gambling instinct of Brendon McCullum

The Guardian - UK

Jamie Overton insists England ‘in front seat’ for victory after late wickets

Jamie Overton believes the final session of day three has put England in the front seat to win the third Test against New Zealand

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The Independent UK

England’s Jamie Overton happy to entertain on rollercoaster Test debut

The pace bowler fell three runs short of a remarkable century at Headingley

The Guardian - UK

Matt Potts shines as flurry of wickets gives England edge against New Zealand

Jonny Bairstow ended on a sublime 162 before a late run of wickets from England’s bowlers reduced New Zealand to 168-5 at the end of the third day

The Independent UK

England have Headingley buzzing again as late burst rocks New Zealand

The tourists will resume on Sunday 137 runs ahead with five wickets down

Daily Mirror

6 talking points as late wickets put England in charge of third New Zealand Test

England are 2-0 up against New Zealand and will be hoping to complete a series whitewash to kick off a brand new era under coach Brendon McCullum and captain Ben Stokes

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Evening Standard

England take charge of third Test with late Headingley burst but Daryl Mitchell remains a familiar obstacle

For a happy half-hour deep into the final session of day three, the sun shone between rain delays and England’s entertainers made hay.

Daily Mirror

England in driving seat to seal New Zealand whitewash as Matthew Potts stars with the ball

England reduced New Zealand to 168-5 in their second innings at Headingley, with Matthew Potts picking up 2-20 to leave the hosts on course to complete a 3-0 series victory

The Independent UK

Jamie Overton falls just short of debut century for England in tight third Test

Overton was caught behind for 97 in the morning session.

Daily Mirror

5 talking points as Stuart Broad and Jack Leach star before New Zealand fightback

New Zealand ended day one of the third and final Test against England on 225-5 after an impressive partnership between Darrell Mitchell and Tom Blundell

The Guardian - UK

New Zealand’s Mitchell and Blundell hold up England’s charge in third Test

New Zealand were reduced to 123 for five by England but gritty batting from Daryl Mitchell and Tom Blundell helped the visitors finish the day with an additional 102 runs for no further loss

Evening Standard

Familiar foes Daryl Mitchell and Tom Blundell frustrate England on first day of third New Zealand Test

When England lost the toss on a straw-coloured pitch, under cloudless skies, Stuart Broad, the leader of their attack, was heard groaning loudly as he ran off to get his bowling boots on. On every level, it looked a batting day.

The Hindu

NZ vs ENG, Third Test: Broad at the double before New Zealand lose Nicholls to freak dismissal

New Zealand were 123 for five at tea, with Stuart Broad removing Tom Latham in the first over of the match

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