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Women’s Cricket World Cup | Ton-up Mandhana, Kaur power India to 317-8 against West Indies

While Mandhana smashed her fifth ODI hundred, Kaur had 10 hits to the fence and two maximums in her 107-ball 109

The Hindu

Women’s Cricket World Cup | Mithali Raj breaks World Cup captaincy record

The India skipper achieved the feat when she stepped out to lead the country against the West Indies in a crucial match in the ongoing showpiece event here.

The Hindu

ICC Women's Cricket World Cup, India vs West Indies: Mithali Raj breaks World Cup captaincy record

HAMILTON: India's ODI skipper Mithali Raj on Saturday broke the record for most matches captained in the ICC Women's World Cup, surpassing former Australian counterpart Belinda Clark.

The Times of India

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Women's World Cup: India face tough ask against West Indies

The euphoria of thrashing arch-rivals Pakistan by 107 runs has lasted barely a few days for the Indian team in the ongoing Women's World Cup in New Zealand.

The Times of India

West Indies vs England: Zak Crawley hits second Test century but result a slim possibility after Antigua rain

Stumps, day 4: England (311 & 217-1) lead West Indies (375) by 153 runs

Evening Standard

Zak Crawley relieved to repay England’s faith with ton against West Indies

Crawley took full advantage of a tepid fourth-day pitch in Antigua to make an unbeaten 117.

The Independent UK

Zak Crawley hits century to offer England slim chance of first Test victory against West Indies

Crawley and Joe Root put together a partnership of 193 to leave England leading by 153 at the end of a rain-hit day four

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Zak Crawley lives up to Viv Richards’ praise to wrest control from West Indies

An unbeaten knock of 117 from Zak Crawley had Sir Vivian Richards purring and gave England a 153-run lead going into the final day against West Indies

The Guardian - UK

West Indies v England: first Test, day four – as it happened

Zak Crawley hit an unbeaten 117 and Joe Root ended on 84 not out as England finished on 217 for one with a draw the likely result in Antigua

The Guardian - UK

Zak Crawley and Joe Root put England on firmer footing against West Indies

England began their second innings 64 runs behind after finally bowling out the hosts for 375, leaving their fragile top order with work to do.

The Independent UK

Debutant Alex Lees falls cheaply for second time as England begin building lead

The tourists reached lunch on 72 for one on day four of the first Test against West Indies.

The Independent UK

Senior players need to take more responsibility, says India coach Ramesh Powar

HAMILTON: “Surprised” by the lack of intent shown by the Indian top-order in the loss against New Zealand, head coach Ramesh Powar has urged the team's senior players to take more responsibility starting with the ICC Women's World Cup match against West Indies here on Saturday.

The Times of India

Women's World Cup: Indian batters need to raise their game against West Indies

HAMILTON: India's under-performing top-order will be keen to display way more intent to bring the team's campaign back on track when it squares off against a dangerous West Indies in the third league game of the ICC Women's World Cup here on Saturday.

The Times of India

England eyeing a comeback – look ahead to day four of the first Test

Nkrumah Bonner’s 123 left the West Indies with a handy as they resume 62 ahead on 373 for nine.

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Eng vs WI Test Day 3 | Bonner century anchors West Indies to 62-run lead

Home side batted all day to overturn a 109-run deficit

The Independent UK

Nkrumah Bonner century puts West Indies in control against England

West Indies (373-9) lead England (311) by 62 runs

Evening Standard

Paul Collingwood proud of England’s ‘exceptional’ attitude in slowing West Indies progress

Shorn of the services of Mark Wood, Interim Head Coach Paul Collingwood described England’s toiling effort in the field on the third day at Antigua as “one of the best efforts I’ve seen in an England shirt and Test cricket”.

Evening Standard

Brilliant Nkrumah Bonner leaves aching England toiling to save First Test

On the third day of the First Test in Antigua, West Indies eked themselves into a position of dominance that leaves England – aching and injured – facing a real battle to escape defeat. Their hopes of winning have been all but extinguished.

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The Guardian - UK

Nkrumah Bonner defies England to put West Indies in driving seat

Nkrumah Bonner made 125 from 355 balls to help West Indies to a 62-run lead over England after the third day of the first Test in Antigua

Daily Mirror

Nkrumah Bonner blunts England with excellent hundred as Mark Wood suffers injury blow

Nkrumah Bonner scored an excellent hundred for the West Indies, while England quick Mark Wood was sidelined by an elbow injury

The Guardian - UK

West Indies v England: first Test, day three – as it happened

West Indies ended day three at the Sir Vivian Richards Stadium on 373 for nine, 62 runs ahead of England’s first-innings score

Daily Mirror

5 talking points as brilliant Nkrumah Bonner century puts West Indies in front vs England

An outstanding 123 from Nkrumah Bonner put the West Indies in the driving seat in the first Test against England

Daily Mirror

Steve Harmison 'feels sorry' for Chris Woakes as England toil without Anderson and Broad

Steve Harmison has said he 'feels sorry' for England seamer Chris Woakes after he struggled to make an impact in the first Test against the West Indies

The Independent UK

England suffer Mark Wood injury blow as Nkrumah Bonner inspires West Indies

Wood had to leave with field with an elbow complaint

Evening Standard

England sweating on Mark Wood elbow injury as bowling stocks stretched in West Indies

England were dealt a concerning blow when Mark Wood, their key attacking bowler, spent significant time off the field on day three of the First Test against West Indies due to an elbow injury.

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