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Joe Root credits Nasser Hussain with his upturn in form as key advice revealed

Joe Root's superb century in the first Ashes Test at Edgbaston was his 30th red-ball ton for his country, and elevated him back to No.1 in the world batting rankings

Daily Mirror

Australia stars Steve Smith and Marnus Labuschagne backed to enjoy ‘big week’

Labuschagne and Smith spent their designated Saturday off in the nets after failures at Edgbaston.

The Independent UK

England select Josh Tongue over Moeen Ali in all-pace attack for second Ashes Test

A blister to the England spinner’s finger reduced his impact in the first Test defeat to Australia at Edgbaston, with Ben Stokes opting for Josh Tongue instead

The Independent UK

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Jonny Bairstow branded "overweight" by BBC cricket commentator as Ashes battle heats up

Despite hitting 78 in the first innings England wicketkeeper Jonny Bairstow endured a difficult time in the first Test at Edgbaston, shelling a series of chances

Daily Mirror

Marnus Labuschagne issues "under par" jibe to England after Australia go 1-0 up in Ashes

Australia will take a 1-0 series lead into the second Ashes Test at Lord's that starts this Wednesday following their thrilling two wicket victory at Edgbaston last week

Daily Mirror

Mitchell Starc adamant Australia will not change approach to Test cricket

The quick bowler was left out of the XI at Edgbaston but could feature in the second Test at Lord’s.

The Independent UK

When is the Ashes? England vs Australia full schedule for 2023 series

Everything you need to know ahead of the five-Test series

The Independent UK

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Ollie Pope provides England fitness update on Moeen Ali ahead of second Ashes Test

The England spinner endured a blister to his index finger at Edgbaston in the first Test, limiting his impact on the match

The Independent UK

Australia ready to turn up heat on England at their Lord’s stronghold

Tourists hold a 1-0 lead and have an extraordinary record at England’s HQ, having lost just two Ashes Tests there since 1934

The Guardian - UK

James Anderson says England will not waver over their attacking brand of cricket

England lost a tense series opener by two wickets at Edgbaston.

The Independent UK

Ashes cricket fan's day ruined by vicious note on car parked outside stadium

The Ashes Test at Edgbaston might have gripped cricket fans, but one spectator received a big shock when he left the ground and returned to his car outside the ground

Daily Mirror

Kevin Pietersen questions Ben Stokes' 'wrong' Ashes decision and Bazball approach

England were beaten by two wickets in a thrilling first Ashes Test against Australia at Edgbaston, bringing scrutiny on the decision of Ben Stokes to declare on day one

Daily Mirror

The Ashes: Joe Root backs England to ‘double down’ on aggression despite agonising loss

Former captain believes Ben Stokes’ exciting approach is the best way forward despite questions over that early declaration at Edgbaston

Evening Standard

Edgbaston track was like my kryptonite, I’m done in the Ashes if all pitches are like that, says Anderson

Expressing his displeasure over the flat pitch in the Ashes opener, veteran England seamer James Anderson says he’s “done” if similar tracks are produced for the reminder of the series. Ahead of the series, England skipper Ben Stokes said England wanted fast flat pitches to help execute their attacking style…

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The Independent UK

England bowler James Anderson admits struggles on ‘kryptonite’ Edgbaston pitch

The 40-year-old took just one wicket in 38 overs in the first Ashes Test but has vowed to bounce back at Lord’s next week.

Daily Mirror

Jimmy Anderson makes worrying Ashes admission after struggling in first Test

England's leading Test wicket taker James Anderson took just one wicket in 38 overs as his side went down to a thrilling defeat in the opening Ashes clash at Edgbaston

The Independent UK

On this day in 2013: England beaten by India in Champions Trophy final

The hosts spurned a golden opportunity to claim an elusive 50-over title at Edgbaston.

The Independent UK

I’d go back and play Stokes’ way – no regrets for Joe Root over England approach

Australia won a thrilling first Ashes Test by two wickets at Edgbaston.

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The Independent UK

Zak Crawley defends England ‘entertainers’ ahead of second Ashes Test

The hosts lost by two wickets after a thrilling finish to the first Test at Edgbaston.

The Independent UK

Ollie Robinson in firing line as Australia greats hit out over Edgbaston actions

Matthew Hayden and Ricky Ponting were far from impressed with the comments made by the England seamer in the first Ashes Test.

Daily Mirror

England legend claims Australia are "scared" of 'Bazball' despite first Ashes Test win

Australia may have won the first Ashes Test at Edgbaston, but Ian Bell is still expecting England to win the series and believes 'Bazball' has "unnerved" Pat Cummins' side

The Independent UK

Sir Geoffrey Boycott says England ‘have got carried away with Bazball’

The hosts are 1-0 down with four matches to play after being beaten by two wickets by Australia in a dramatic finale at Edgbaston on Tuesday.

The Times of India

England coach McCullum stands by attacking approach despite Ashes defeat

NEW DELHI: Coach Brendon McCullum has expressed his belief that England's attacking approach in the opening Ashes Test "validated" their style of play, despite suffering a two-wicket defeat at Edgbaston. McCullum stated that England would continue to be even more aggressive in the second match of the series.

The Guardian - UK

No need to panic but England have big decisions to make for Lord’s

Losing the first Ashes Test in such a manner will highlight the failings even though a lot went right

The Independent UK

England approach ‘validated’ despite defeat in opening Ashes Test, says Brendon McCullum

England drove the game forward for the majority of five gripping days at Edgbaston but still find themselves 1-0 down with four to play

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