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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.

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 Independent UK

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

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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.

The Times of India

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

Evening Standard

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 Times of India

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

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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.

The Independent UK

Half-empty Lord’s is a bad look, but should English cricket be panicking yet?

MCC insists timing is more to blame than high prices for a half-empty Lord’s on the fourth day, while the Oval reports better sales for final Test of summer

The Guardian - UK

England wrap up series victory but empty seats at Lord’s highlight wider cricket problem

England secured the series win, taking a 2-0 lead against Sri Lanka, a first for stand-in captain Ollie Pope

The Independent UK

England seal Sri Lanka series as Gus Atkinson adds five wickets to century

England lead 2-0 with one match to play after winning the second Test against Sri Lanka at Lord’s by 190 runs, after Atkinson’s 5-62

The Guardian - UK

Gus Atkinson takes another five-wicket haul at Lord’s as England clinch series

England’s big victory over Sri Lanka gave them an unassailable 2-0 lead.

The Independent UK

MCC reviews pricing structure with cheapest Sunday adult ticket at Lord’s £95

The cheapest adult ticket on day four of the England v Sri Lanka match was £95.

The Independent UK

England close in on series victory over Sri Lanka

England needed three more wickets to wrap up victory at tea on day four at Lord’s.

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Olly Stone ends Dimuth Karunaratne’s resistance as England eye Lord’s victory

Stone had Karunaratne caught behind for 55 as Sri Lanka went to lunch on 136 for four.

The Guardian - UK

England beat Sri Lanka by 190 runs in second men’s cricket Test – as it happened

Over-by-over report: England secured a series victory with a comfortable 190-run win in the second Test

The Times of India

3544 runs behind, will England great Joe Root break batting legend Sachin Tendulkar's record?

Being hailed as the greatest England batsman to play Test cricket, Joe Root's twin centuries in the ongoing second Test against Sri Lanka at Lord's took him past the England record of 33 Test hundreds set by former skipper Alastair Cook. Interestingly, it puts the 33-year-old Root only 3544 runs…

The Times of India

Joe Root breaks multiple records with twin Test centuries at Lord's

NEW DELHI: England’s superstar batter Joe Root has etched his name in the record books on Saturday during the second Test against Sri Lanka at Lord’s.

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Flashback: When Sri Lanka defied expectations to dominate a drawn one-off game against England

NEW DELHI: When Sri Lanka made their debut at the "Home of Cricket" in 1984, things were significantly different from how they are now playing the second Test against England at Lord's.

The Guardian - UK

Joe Root hits record-breaking century to put England on verge of series victory

Joe Root hit his 34th Test century to beat Alastair Cook’s record and put England on the verge of a series victory over Sri Lanka

The Guardian - UK

England v Sri Lanka: Root brings up record 34th Test century at second Test – as it happened

Over-by-over report: England need eight wickets to wrap up victory on a record-breaking day for Joe Root

The Independent UK

Gus Atkinson left feeling ‘very surreal’ after latest England heroics at Lord’s

Atkinson bludgeoned 14 fours and four sixes en route to the sixth quickest ton at Lord’s off 103 balls.

The Guardian - UK

Nerves, what nerves? Gus Atkinson eases to a place in Lord’s history

Bowler’s remarkable hundred puts him on all three honours boards at the home of cricket after just two games, quicker even than Ian Botham

The Guardian - UK

England assume control after Potts and Stone grind down Sri Lanka

Gus Atkinson scored his maiden first-class century as England dominated with the bat and ball on the second day at Lord’s

The Independent UK

Gus Atkinson follows maiden century with two wickets as England dominate

Sri Lanka were bundled out for 196 in response to the hosts’ 427 at Lord’s.

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