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Gujarat Titans: Hardik Pandya's defending champions enter IPL 2023 as title contenders

MUMBAI: Having achieved the ultimate glory of winning the IPL title in their maiden appearance last year, Hardik Pandya's Gujarat Titans will aim to replicate all the right moves they made to lift the trophy with the competition expanded to 10 teams.

The Times of India

Mohammed Siraj slips to third spot in ICC ODI rankings

NEW DELHI: Star Indian pacer Mohammed Siraj slipped to third spot after Australia's Josh Hazlewood displaced him from the top spot in the latest ICC ODI rankings for bowlers on Wednesday.

The Times of India

New Zealand vs Sri Lanka 2nd Test: Kane Williamson, Henry Nicholls hit double tons as NZ punish Sri Lanka on Day 2

NEW DELHI: Star batter Kane Williamson and Henry Nicholls scored double centuries as New Zealand flayed Sri Lanka's bowling to post an imposing 580 for four declared on Day 2 of the second Test on Saturday. Williamson and Nicholls shared a partnership of 363 runs.

The Times of India

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Kane Williamson and Tim Southee not in New Zealand squad for white-ball series vs Sri Lanka, to be released early for IPL

Kane Williamson, Tim Southee, Devon Conway and Mitchell Santner will soon be on a flight to India to participate in the coming edition of the Indian Premier League (IPL) after the New Zealand cricket board excluded them from the white-ball series at home against Sri Lanka and join their respective…

The Times of India

New Zealand name unchanged squad for two-Test series against Sri Lanka

NEW DELHI: The New Zealand cricket board on Thursday announced an unchanged 13-member squad for the upcoming two-Test home series against Sri Lanka.

The Times of India

When Test cricket is this good, even defeats can feel like a triumph

New Zealand’s one-run victory over England gave devotees a pinch-yourself moment of glee at one of the greatest Tests

The Guardian - UK

Ben Stokes’ joy in thrilling defeat lays bare England’s deepest Bazball beliefs

The England captain insisted his team still care about winning but revelled in a ‘crazy’ one-run defeat by New Zealand in the second Test in Wellington

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Ben Stokes ‘blessed’ to be part of sensational Test loss to New Zealand

The hosts beat England by one run after being made to follow-on at Wellington’s Basin Reserve

The Independent UK

Tim Southee lauds ‘typical Kiwi scrapping’ after stunning New Zealand Test win

The hosts beat England by one run after being made to follow-on at Wellington’s Basin Reserve

The Independent UK

New Zealand beat England by one run: second Test, day five – as it happened

Over-by-over report: Needing just two runs to win, England fell short when Jimmy Anderson was caught behind to end an epic Test match

The Guardian - UK

Kane Williamson baffled by Harry Brook's first England wicket with "worst ball he bowled"

Harry Brook has enjoyed a brilliant start to his Test career with the bat and now has his first wicket in an England shirt, having dismissed New Zealand's all-time leading run scorer Kane Williamson

Daily Mirror

Jack Leach confident England have what it takes to chase down New Zealand

The second Test is poised for a thrilling finale

Evening Standard

Harry Brook gamble hands England chance of historic win over New Zealand

The tourists ended day four on 48 for one, chasing a tricky 258 to win the series 2-0

The Independent UK

Jack Leach: Harry Brook could not stop smiling after claiming key wicket

Brook had Williamson caught behind for 132.

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The Guardian - AU

Harry Brook halts Williamson’s record run as New Zealand set England target

The fourth day brought a Kane Williamson masterclass and an England fightback to set up an intriguing conclusion to the two-Test series

The Independent UK

Harry Brook wicket cracks open New Zealand resistance in Wellington

The tourists ended day four on 48 for one, chasing a tricky 258 to win the series 2-0.

Daily Mirror

England set 258 to seal historic New Zealand win after excellent Kane Williamson ton

Kane Williamson was back to his best with an outstanding 132 as New Zealand set England 258 to win both the second Test in Wellington and the series

The Times of India

Kane Williamson breaks Ross Taylor's record, becomes New Zealand's highest Test run-scorer

NEW DELHI: Kane Williamson on Monday surpassed Ross Taylor to become New Zealand's leading run-scorer in Tests. Williamson achieved the feat during Day 4 of the second Test match against England at Basin Reserve in Wellington.

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The Independent UK

Determined Kane Williamson keeps England toiling away in the field

At tea on the fourth day at Basin Reserve, Williamson’s expertly measured 113 not out had put the Black Caps 197 ahead.

The Independent UK

Kane Williamson holds England up as New Zealand rally in Wellington

The Black Caps were 99 ahead at lunch on day four, having reached 325 for five.

The Guardian - UK

New Zealand v England: second Test, day four – as it happened

England took the last five New Zealand wickets for 28 runs then made their usual sharp start chasing the 258 they need to secure a 2-0 series win, setting up a thrilling final day

Evening Standard

England with work to do in second Test after New Zealand fight back

New Zealand won the day, but England are still well-placed to win the match.

Evening Standard

James Anderson and Jack Leach put England in control vs New Zealand after Joe Root masterclass

Three-wicket bursts from James Anderson and Jack Leach backed up a morning Joe Root masterclass to see a dominant England surge ahead in the second Test against New Zealand.

The Independent UK

England rip through New Zealand after Ben Stokes opts for attacking declaration

James Anderson and Jack Leach each took three wickets as New Zealand ended the day with a 297-run deficit

The Independent UK

James Anderson and Jack Leach share six wickets as England take command

New Zealand were 96 for six at tea, responding to England’s 435 for eight declared.

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