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New opener and a surprise inclusion in Australia's Test squad for Border-Gavaskar Trophy against India

NEW DELHI: Nathan McSweeney has been selected as Australia's new opening batsman for the first Test match of the upcoming Border-Gavaskar Trophy against India. The five-Test series begins in Perth on November 22nd. Wicketkeeper-batsman Josh Inglis was a surprise addition to the 13-man squad, which was revealed on Sunday.

The Times of India

New Test opener McSweeney ready to take first ball

Nathan McSweeney will become the first Australian in 47 years to make his Test debut as an opener despite never having batted there at Sheffield Shield level.

AAP

Rauf leads rout as Pakistan level ODI series against Australia

Haris Rauf and Saim Ayub star in Pakistan’s resounding nine-wicket win to level the three-game series in Australia.

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2nd ODI: Haris Rauf, Saim Ayub star in Pakistan's resounding nine-wicket win over Australia

NEW DELHI: Haris Rauf delivered an outstanding bowling performance of 5-29, whilst Saim Ayub contributed 82 runs as Pakistan secured a nine-wicket victory against Australia in the second one-day international on Friday.

The Times of India

Pakistan crush Australia to force deciding ODI

Australia have suffered their worst ODI loss at home by wickets in 32 years after being demolished by Haris Rauf-inspired Pakistan at the Adelaide Oval.

AAP

Pakistan thrash Australia by nine wickets: second men’s ODI – as it happened

Over-by-over report: Haris Rauf’s five wickets restrict Australia to 163 all out and Saim Ayub smashes Pakistan to a stunning victory to level the series one-all

The Guardian - AU

Josh Inglis steps up as Australia captain for ODI, T20 series against Pakistan

MELBOURNE: Josh Inglis will captain Australia in the third ODI against Pakistan and the subsequent T20 series, filling in for the absent Pat Cummins and Mitchell Marsh.

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Josh Inglis to captain when Test players miss third ODI

Australia's Test players will miss the third one-day international against Pakistan, prompting selectors to promote Josh Inglis to the captaincy.

AAP

Watch: Irfan Khan's stunning catch after valiant effort goes in vain against Australia

NEW DELHI: The Pakistan cricket team is not exactly known for their efforts in the outfield.

The Times of India

Australia see off Rauf super spell to win first ODI

In his first ODI for almost a year, Pat Cummins saved Australia from an embarrassing defeat by guiding the hosts to a two-wicket ODI win against Pakistan.

AAP

Border Gavaskar Trophy: George Bailey rules out playing Josh Inglis as an opener

NEW DELHI: As the discussions and hunt for the top batting spot continue ahead of the highly anticipated Border-Gavaskar Trophy series against India beginning on November 22, Australian team selection committee chairperson George Bailey stated that wicketkeeper-batter Josh Inglis would not be considered as an option to open the innings.

The Times of India

Australia rules Inglis out of becoming new Test opener

Australia have prioritised preparing for the blockbuster Test battle against India when choosing their T20 squad to face Pakistan next month.

AAP

WA lose 8-1 at home in horror loss to Tasmania

Tasmania allrounder Beau Webster has claimed 6-17 to bowl Western Australia out for the second lowest score in One-Day Cup history.

AAP

'Who gives a s**t?': Michael Clarke while discussing Australia opener for Border-Gavaskar Trophy

Former captain Michael Clarke has advised Australian selectors to pick a specialist opener after the experiment of moving Steve Smith to the top of the order backfired. Clarke made the suggestion ahead of the five-match Border-Gavaskar Test series against India, which starts on November 22.

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AAP

Josh Inglis backed for promotion to Test opener

NSW coach Greg Shipperd believes his young star Sam Konstas and WA wicketkeeper Josh Inglis should be front-of-mind for Australia's Test selectors.

AAP

Bancroft's Test push teeters despite WA Shield win

Test hopeful Cameron Bancroft has again been dismissed cheaply in Western Australia's Sheffield Shield clash with Tasmania.

AAP

Stage set for WA's Bancroft to assert Test credentials

Western Australia are in the box seat to claim victory in the Sheffield Shield clash with Tasmania after a dominant day at the WACA Ground.

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Less is more for refreshed pace star Michael Neser

Queensland paceman Michael Neser says a shorter off-season stint in England has left him feeling refreshed physically and mentally ahead of a big summer.

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Inglis fireworks digs WA out of trouble against Bulls

Josh Inglis has struck 122 off 116 balls to lift Western Australia to 7-319 at stumps on day one of their Shield clash with Queensland.

The Guardian - AU

Australia learned lessons on white-ball tour of England – for good and ill

The touring side acquired useful knowledge over the course of the T20 and ODI series but failed to find out more about some newer players

Evening Standard

England collapse to Australia ODI series loss despite Ben Duckett century

Hosts capitulate to spin in Bristol decider before rivals beat the rain to win on DLS

The Independent UK

England collapse to series defeat against Australia in rain-affected decider

England were 202 for two before being bowled out for 309 despite apparent stalling tactics from the hosts in Bristol

Evening Standard

Resurgent England thrash Australia to set up tantalising ODI series decider

Harry Brook leads by example as hosts win fourth clash by 186 runs at Lord’s to force winner-takes-all Bristol finale

The Independent UK

England’s bowlers put Australia to the sword to set up series decider

Matthew Potts claimed four for 38 as England backed up their win in Chester-le-Street.

The Guardian - UK

Potts bowls England to big win over Australia after Livingstone onslaught

England beat Australia by 186 runs to level their five-match series at 2-2, with Matthew Potts taking 4-38 and Liam Livingstone hitting 62 not out off 27 balls

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