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England end opening day of mishaps in driving seat as West Indies falter

Tourists show lack of faith in their own batting before Ollie Pope makes them pay for some sloppy fielding with century

The Guardian - UK

Ollie Pope punishes West Indies drops with century as England take control

Pope was unbeaten on 115 at tea having been put down twice.

The Independent UK

A closer look as England reach fastest team 50 in Test cricket

Responding to the early loss of Zak Crawley, the hosts reached 50 for one in just 4.2 overs to break their own 30-year-old record by one ball.

The Independent UK

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West Indies labour at Trent Bridge as Ben Duckett delivers ahead of baby arrival

Duckett’s participation in the match had been in some doubt due to the imminent arrival of his first child.

The Independent UK

Ben Stokes backs Chris Woakes to thrive as England’s new attack leader

Chris Woakes has been challenged to take on the role of leader of England’s bowling group as they go into the second Test against West Indies after Jimmy Anderson’s retirement

The Guardian - UK

England skipper Ben Stokes backs Chris Woakes to help fill Anderson void

Chris Woakes, a seasoned all-rounder, is poised to spearhead England's bowling attack as they embark on a new era without the legendary James Anderson, according to captain Ben Stokes, who describes Woakes as "phenomenal."

The Times of India

England vs West Indies: Ben Stokes names new duo to open bowling in post-James Anderson era

Gus Atkinson and Chris Woakes handed honour despite Mark Wood’s return

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England thrash West Indies by an innings in James Anderson's farewell Test

NEW DELHI: Pace great James Anderson bowed out of international cricket on a winning note as England thrashed West Indies by an innings and 114 runs in the first Test at Lord's on Friday.

The Times of India

Jimmy Anderson signs off with wicket in England’s innings win over West Indies

England beat West Indies by an innings and 114 runs in the first Test atLord’s with Jimmy Anderson now officially a former Test cricketer

The Guardian - UK

Gus Atkinson upstages retiring James Anderson as England skittle West Indies

Anderson belatedly got in on the act, dismissing number 11 Jayden Seales to end the innings.

The Independent UK

England set to discover if they created T20 monster by jolting India into life

Defending champions trounced semi-final opponents in 2022 but face a revitalised team with form and focus

The Guardian - UK

Stuart Broad reveals major England weakness affecting their T20 World Cup campaign

Stuart Broad believes England’s lack of left-handers has hindered their performances at the tournament

The Independent UK

Matthew Mott hopes Josh Hazlewood’s comments about England are ‘tongue in cheek’

The Australian said he would be keen to nudge England out of the competition by any means necessary

The Independent UK

England’s Buttler set to miss third Pakistan T20 with Moeen ready to lead

Moeen Ali will lead a much-changed England in the third T20 against Pakistan in Cardiff with Jos Buttler absent due to the imminent birth of his third child

The Guardian - UK

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India blast their way past Bazball to seal Test series win against England

India win the fifth and final Test in three days to take the series against England 3-1 as Bazball is questioned again.

The Guardian - UK

‘Write England off at your peril,’ insists Stokes despite failed tour of India

The England captain, Ben Stokes, urged his England side to use the chastening 4-1 series defeat in India as motivation to become better players

Evening Standard

India vs England: Kuldeep Yadav sparks horror batting collapse to leave tourists in a spin

Hosts seize early control of the Fifth Test in Dharamsala as subcontinental spin bamboozles England again in day one nightmare

The Times of India

5th Test: Zak Crawley's resilient half-century guides England to 100/2 at lunch on Day 1

NEW DELHI: Opener Zak Crawley showcased his class with a resilient unbeaten half-century, steering England to 100 for two at lunch on day one, despite facing an intense opening spell from the Indian pacers in the fifth and final Test match against India.

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The Times of India

'A series of comebacks': How Rohit Sharma & Co got the drop on 'Bazball'

DHARAMSHALA: "Yashasvi Jaiswal learning from Ben Duckett? There was a guy called Rishabh Pant in our team, probably Ben Duckett hasn't seen him play!"

The Times of India

'Don't know what Bazball means': Rohit Sharma says England played better cricket than last series but...

NEW DELHI: The matches against England's 'Bazballers' posed perhaps the greatest test of Rohit Sharma's captaincy on home soil but not only did the Indian skipper excel in leading his team, but he also gained valuable insights into his leadership abilities during what he termed as a 'series of comebacks'.

The Times of India

'Probably he hasn't seen Rishabh Pant play': Rohit Sharma takes witty dig at Ben Duckett ahead of final Test

NEW DELHI: India captain, Rohit Sharma, added a touch of humor to the pre-match proceedings of the fifth and final Test against England in Dharamsala.

The Guardian - UK

Dhruv Jurel fills India’s void with skill and diligence to help see off England

After a struggle to replace the injured Rishabh Pant, Jurel has given selectors a dilemma with fine displays in his two Tests

The Times of India

India vs England, 4th Test: India turn the tide in Ranchi rearguard

Ashwin, Kuldeep run through England, hosts 152 runs away from a series-clinching win

The Guardian - UK

Ravichandran Ashwin takes the lead as England’s spin nightmare returns

India’s spinners hit full pillage mode for the first time in the series, taking every wicket in England’s brief second innings

The Times of India

4th Test: How old-fashioned Joe Root shunned 'Bazball' to save the day for England in Ranchi

NEW DELHI: India discovered a promising new pace talent in debutant Akash Deep, while the seasoned Joe Root single-handedly steered England through turbulent waters with a gritty century, eschewing the flamboyance of 'Bazball' for a more conservative approach. Despite early setbacks, England managed to reach 302 for 7 by the…

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