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World Test Championships final scenarios after India's massive victory against Australia in Perth

NEW DELHI: With a commanding 295-run victory against Australia, India have taken the first step towards the World Test Championships final that is scheduled to be held at Lord's in June 2025.

The Times of India

World Test Championship is wide open but England remain on outside

New Zealand’s historic series clean sweep has set up an unexpectedly exciting race to the final at Lord’s next year

The Guardian - UK

‘A complete mess’: Middlesex’s struggles on and off the field leave them in crisis

Poor performances by team, financial difficulties and uncertain future at Lord’s mean Middlesex face an existential threat

The Guardian - UK

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World Test Championships: Team India battling for Lord's spot

Loss to Kiwis has made India's task to qualify for WTC Final tougher; Australia, South Africa, Sri Lanka all close in

The Times of India

Betrayal at Lord's: When world cricket was rocked by spot-fixing scandal in 2010

NEW DELHI: The 2010 Pakistan spot-fixing scandal was one of the most infamous episodes in cricket history, deeply shaking the sport's integrity.

The Times of India

Middlesex’s future at Lord’s in doubt after failing to agree long-term deal

Middlesex’s future at Lord’s is in doubt with the club having failed to secure a long-term extension of a tenancy agreement with the MCC that expires this year.

The Guardian - UK

Jofra Archer encouraged by progress after injury torment: ‘Everything is going to plan’

Archer impressed in the fourth ODI against Australia as he returned to Lord’s for the first time since his breakthrough summer in 2019

The Independent UK

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Rohit Sharma 'nightmare' returns to haunt Mitchell Starc at Lord's - Watch

Mitchell Starc was put to sword like never before in an ODI when Australia took on England in the fourth match of the series at Lord's on Friday, brutally bringing back the nightmare memory of India captain Rohit Sharma plundering the pacer during the T20 World Cup earlier this year.

The Times of India

Harry Brook says improved form was ‘a matter of time’ as England beat Australia

After a maiden ODI century at Chester-le-Street on Tuesday, Brook appeared to be at the top of his game as he peeled off 87 from 58 balls at Lord’s.

The Independent UK

Firepower and power-hitting, the pieces fall into place for England’s ODI side in victory over Australia

England set up a thrilling decider after coming back from 2-0 down to level series with 186-run win at Lord’s

The Independent UK

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

Evening Standard

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 Independent UK

Harry Brook and Liam Livingstone help England amass over 300 at Lord’s

Brook had a reprieve on 17 when Australia wicketkeeper Josh Inglis claimed a grounded catch that was overturned on review.

The Independent UK

English cheer and boo as Aussies slump on Lord's return

England have made Australia's return to Lord's for the first time since the Ashes Test a miserable one as they levelled the ODI series with a 186-run thrashing.

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The Guardian - UK

England v Australia: fourth men’s cricket one-day international – as it happened

Potts and Livingstone star in England win at Lord’s as Harry Brook’s side level the series 2-2 with one match to play

AAP

Alex Carey 'rapt' and ready for red-hot Lord's return

England and Australia are to clash at Lord's for the first time since last year's tumultuous 'cheating' row - with in-form Alex Carey back in the hot seat.

The Guardian - UK

Lord’s security tightened as Australia return a year after ‘cheat’ row

Pavilion arrangements for England’s fourth ODI against Australia at Lord’s have been changed after the drama at last year’s Ashes Test

The Independent UK

Mitch Marsh says Australia have ‘moved on’ from controversial Lord’s incident

Alex Carey’s stumping of Jonny Bairstow in last year’s Ashes series led to tempers flaring.

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The Independent UK

Lord’s introduces surge in ticket prices for India Test next summer

Lord’s have announced ticket prices for the two Tests at the Home of Cricket next summer

The Times of India

After winning return to Test cricket, Rishabh Pant says this is 'where I belong the most'

India's massive 280-run win over Bangladesh in the first Test of the series in Chennai marks a rousing start to the team's run in the home stretch of the World Test Championship (WTC). Rohit Sharma Co consolidated their position as the top team in the WTC leaderboard with their seventh…

The Times of India

Which Indian bowler had the distinction of bowling first-ball ever at inaugural 1975 World Cup

NEW DELHI: India had used as many as six bowlers against hosts England in the first-ever match of inaugural ODI World Cup, officially known as the Prudential Cup, at Lord's, London on June 7, 1975.

Evening Standard

England Test player ratings: Gus Atkinson enjoys stunning debut summer but first blip for Harry Brook

New faces largely delivered for England in summer of evolution

The Times of India

Virat Kohli or Joe Root? Adam Gilchrist and Michael Vaughan debate their batsman of choice in Australia

NEW DELHI: Ever since Joe Root has hit his record-breaking 34th Test century at Lord's, the debate has started again as to who is the best batsman of this generation.

The Guardian - UK

Next stop Oval: England and Sri Lanka talking points heading into third Test

Joe Root continues to deliver masterful centuries and Olly Stone offers glimpse of potency but tourists toil at Lord’s

The Independent UK

Ollie Pope admits England were taken aback by low turnout at Lord’s on Sunday

While the first three days all neared the 31,100 capacity, the fourth saw only around 9,000 file in as England won the second Test by 190 runs.

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