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Joe Root resigns as England Test captain following Ashes and West Indies defeats

Joe Root has resigned as England men’s Test captain following winter series defeats to Australia and the West Indies.

Evening Standard

Rob Key ready to lead England reshuffle after Root resigns as Test captain

Joe Root called time on his five-year tenure as Test captain as English cricket undergoes a leadership reshuffle that is expected to see Rob Key take over as managing director of the men’s team

The Guardian - UK

Joe Root resigns as England Test captain after five years in charge

England's 1-0 defeat against the West Indies in the Caribbean was the final straw that made Root realise his race as skipper had been run

Daily Mirror

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Matt Parkinson ‘gutted not to play again’ while on England winter tour

The Lancashire leg-spinner was selected for the Test tour of the West Indies but failed to get a game

The Independent UK

James Anderson "is still the best bowler in the country" despite England snub

James Anderson was dropped by England for their recent Test series against the West Indies, along with Stuart Broad, but the decision came under-fire straight away

Daily Mirror

James Anderson still mystified by England axe as he gives damning verdict on Test 'reset'

James Anderson was dramatically left out of England’s recent Test tour of the West Indies alongside fellow opener Stuart Broad, and he still doesn’t understand why.

Daily Mirror

James Anderson still struggling to come to terms with England omission

England’s record wicket-taker was left out of the West Indies series last month

The Independent UK

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Nari Contractor back home after skull surgery

MUMBAI: Former India skipper Nari Contractor on Sunday returned home, much to the relief of his family, after being discharged from the hospital, where he successfully underwent a major operation to remove the titanium plate that was inserted in his skull 60 years ago following an injury during the 1961-62…

The Times of India

Ben Stokes remains on course for May return after knee scan

The England vice-captain suffered knee problems during the tour of the West Indies

The Independent UK

Jack Leach supports Joe Root claim after Alastair Cook's "deluded" England criticism

Jack Leach has reflected on England's recent tour of the West Indies, echoing comments made by skipper Joe Root

Daily Mirror

10 uncapped England prospects who could advance Test ambitions in County Championship

England handed debuts to three players during the recent West Indies series and more new faces could be introduced this summer

Daily Mirror

60 years after that fateful incident, plate in Nari Contractor’s head removed

MUMBAI: A metal plate, inserted 60 years ago in former India captain Nari Contractor’s head after being hit by a Charlie Griffith bouncer on the 1962 tour of the West Indies, has finally been removed through surgery on medical advice. Contractor’s son Hoshedar told TOI that his father was fine…

The Times of India

Darren Gough delivers verdict on Joe Root's future as England captain after latest loss

England captain Joe Root has come under fire following his side's recent series defeat to the West Indies

Daily Mirror

Raghuvanshi, Tamore hit tons for Mumbai

MUMBAI: 'Keeper-bat Hardik Tamore (152 not out, 230b, 15x4, 2x6) and opener Angkrish Raghuvanshi (112, 199b, 12x4, 2x6), who was a part of the India Under-19 World Cup winning team a couple of months back in the West Indies, slammed tons to help Mumbai finish at a commanding 303 for…

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The Independent UK

Ben Stokes waiting for scan results before deciding summer plans

The England vice-captain suffered knee problems during the tour of the West Indies

Daily Mirror

Sir Alastair Cook "bored" of Joe Root's positive spin as he slams "deluded" England hierarchy

Sir Alastair Cook is not happy with the current England captain and hierarchy, and questioned the positive take on the 1-0 series defeat by West Indies last month

Evening Standard

London Spirit use first draft pick on Kieron Pollard as West Indies captain gets snapped up for Hundred

West Indies captain Kieron Pollard is set to be announced as the first pick in the draft for the second season of the men’s Hundred.

Daily Mirror

Former England coach makes Stuart Broad captaincy claim as pressure mounts on Joe Root

England Test captain Joe Root has come under pressure in recent weeks following his side's disappointing series defeat to the West Indies

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The Hindu

ICC Women’s World Cup | England thrashes South Africa by 137 runs, sets up final against Australia

Australia beat the West Indies by 157 runs in the first of the semifinals Wednesday.

The Guardian - UK

England need to work with young batters despite the inevitable failures

Collapses in West Indies brought back bad memories of 2019. Little seems to have changed with pressure to succeed at Test level still leading to bad decision-making

Daily Mirror

Rory Burns labelled "the best opener in the country" after Ashes struggles

England dropped Rory Burns for their recent tour of the West Indies, but his head coach at county Surrey believes he is the "best opener in the country"

The Times of India

Women's World Cup, Australia vs West Indies: Dominant Australia beat West Indies by 157 runs to cruise to final

WELLINGTON: Australia booked their place in the ICC Women's World Cup final with a dominant 157-run victory over West Indies after Alyssa Healy's belligerent century was complemented by the bowlers here on Wednesday.

AAP

Healy ton puts Aussies on top vs Windies

The West Indies must mount a world record chase of 306 to deny Australia a place in the Women's World Cup final after a fine century from opener Alyssa Healy.

The Guardian - AU

Australia beat West Indies by 157 runs in ICC Women’s Cricket World Cup 2022 semi-final – as it happened

Over-by-over report: Meg Lanning’s unbeaten side booked a place in the final with a comprehensive win in Wellington, powered by Alyssa Healy’s century

ABC News

Australia records 157-run victory over West Indies to reach Women's Cricket World Cup final

Australia has the chance of winning a seventh World Cup title after advancing to the final via a comfortable 157-run victory over West Indies in Wellington.

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