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Sky Sports in Ange Postecoglou quip as Ashes commentary team ask 'who is that'

New Tottenham boss Postecoglou was in attendance at Lord's as he watched his countrymen take control of the second Ashes Test.

The National (Scotland)

Ashes likely over for Nathan Lyon after ‘significant’ injury confirmed

Lyon arrived on the third morning at Lord’s on crutches after he suffered the injury on Thursday evening.

The Independent UK

Ange Postecoglou spotted at Lord's before first day as new Tottenham Hotspur head coach

Tottenham news: Ange Postecoglou starts his work with Tottenham as head coach tomorrow, spending his final day off at the Ashes

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Michael Vaughan claims England 'clearly like losing' in latest rant at Ashes display

Michael Vaughan claimed England "clearly like losing" after they collapsed during the second Ashes Test, with Harry Brook coming in for particular criticism after playing a "shocking" shot

Daily Mirror

Ex-cricket star Ian Botham puts more than 200 mementoes up for auction

Among the items is the ball with which he took five Australian wickets in an Ashes win in 1981.

The Independent UK

2nd Ashes Test: Australia skittle England out for 325 to secure a first-innings lead of 91 runs

Australia asserted their dominance in the second Test of the Ashes at Lord's as they skittled England out for 325 on the third day of the match on Friday. England managed to add just 47 runs to their overnight score for their remaining six wickets, leaving them trailing Australia by…

The Times of India

The Ashes: Australia motor towards Second Test victory on ominous day for England

DAY THREE, STUMPS: Australia 416 & 130/2, England 325

Evening Standard

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The Ashes 2023 | Lyon out for rest of second Test with “significant” calf strain

Australia spinner Nathan Lyon will miss the rest of the second Ashes test against England at Lord’s after straining his right calf. Lyon was hurt while running to the ball after tea on June 29. He took England’s first wicket. Cricket Australia called the strain “significant” in a statement on…

The Hindu

Nathan Lyon’s Ashes could be over after ‘significant’ calf strain is confirmed

Lyon arrived on the third morning at Lord’s on crutches after he suffered the injury on Thursday evening.

The Independent UK

Ashes: Injured Nathan Lyon a doubt for rest of series in huge Australia blow

Nathan Lyon will not bowl for remainder of the Second Ashes Test and is a doubt for the rest of the series in a major blow to Australia’s hopes of retaining the Urn and a huge boost for England.

Evening Standard

The Ashes 2023: England v Australia, second Test, day three – as it happened

Australia blew away England’s lower order at Lord’s before extending their lead to 221 with eight wickets remaining

The Guardian - AU

Nathan Lyon arrives on crutches as calf injury puts Ashes role in doubt

The Australia spinner pulled up while fielding in the deep on Thursday.

The Independent UK

Nathan Lyon arrives at Lord's on crutches as England get huge Ashes boost

Australia off-spinner Nathan Lyon suffered a calf injury during Thursday's afternoon session at Lord's and is a huge doubt for the rest of this year's Ashes series

Daily Mirror

England's Ben Duckett sends clear message after falling short of Ashes century

England finished the day on 278 for four after Duckett hit an impressive 98

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The Independent UK

England vs Australia LIVE: Cricket scorecard and Ashes updates as tourists push lead over 200

England aim to hit back after Australia’s two-wicket victory at Edgbaston

The Independent UK

Day three of second Ashes Test – England eye first-innings lead

Ben Stokes and Harry Brook will return to the crease on Friday.

The Times of India

Ashes: 'We're in a great position,' says England's Ben Duckett

NEW DELHI: England's Ben Duckett downplayed his disappointment of falling short of a century at Lord's on Thursday. Instead, he chose to highlight his team's impressive response to Australia's formidable first innings total of 416 during the second day of the second Ashes Test.

AAP

Murphy backed to be ready as Australia wait on Lyon

Todd Murphy looms as the man to be asked to help spin Australia to their first Ashes series win since 2001 if the worst news is delivered on Nathan Lyon's calf.

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The Guardian - UK

‘It didn’t look good’: Australia sweat on fitness of Nathan Lyon for rest of Ashes

The spinner suffered a potentially serious calf injury while fielding at Lord’s, with Travis Head and Steve Smith bowling in his absence

Evening Standard

Ben Duckett has ‘no regrets’ over shot that saw him fall short of Ashes century

Nottingham batter was one of three players to fall in quick succession

Daily Mirror

Ben Duckett has no regrets over shot which stopped him claiming Ashes century for England

Duckett fell agonisingly short of a ton on another gripping day of Ashes action as England closed on 278-4, 138 runs short of Australia's total

The Hindu

Duckett set the pace as England fights back at Lord’s

Opener Ben Duckett hit 98 as England raced to 278-4 in an another high octane “Bazball” batting display to continue their Ashes fightback on day two of the second Lord’s test on June 29 after bowling Australia out for 416 on a memorable day’s action.

The Guardian - UK

Nathan Lyon’s luck runs out just as Steve Smith’s begins to turn

While the bowler’s injury could seriously hamper Australia, his teammate’s 12th Ashes century suggests there is no need to panic

The Independent UK

Defining moments slip by as England fight back against Australia in the Ashes

Ben Stokes’ men reached 278-4 at stumps but still trail by 138 runs having missed the chance to assert their dominance

Daily Mirror

Zak Crawley displays England flaws again but Ashes selection shouldn't be questioned

Crawley's selection should not be questioned; he bats for the team and felt the bowlers were tying England down and asserted his authority, setting the tone for the flow of runs that followed

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