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Mitchell Starc claims No. 1 spot in ICC Test rankings after 10-wicket haul

Mitchell Starc has achieved the ICC Test bowling number one ranking. He surpassed Matt Henry and Jasprit Bumrah with his performance. Harry Brook maintains his lead in the Test batting rankings. Rishabh Pant has returned to the top ten batting positions. Several other players also saw significant movements in the…

The Economic Times

Jasprit Bumrah loses No.1 Test bowling rank; here's who dethroned the Indian after two years

Jasprit Bumrah's long reign ended after his absence from recent matches with Mitchell Starc claiming the world's top Test bowler ranking for the first time. Starc achieved this milestone with a remarkable 10-wicket haul against Bangladesh. Rishabh Pant made significant gains in the Test batting rankings. Ravindra Jadeja continues to…

The Economic Times

England begin yet another reset but heat is on for series decider at Trent Bridge

So much has happened over the first two Tests it is easy to forget the result of this series could have a big effect on the future of English cricket

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Standing up to be counted: Tom Blundell leads brave new brand of wicketkeepers

Canny seamers such as Matt Henry are thriving from the pressure that having a keeper right behind the stumps can apply on batters

The Guardian - UK

Shubman Gill at No. 2 in ICC rankings for batters in ODIs; Henry joins Bumrah as top-ranked Test bowler

Indian batting sensation Shubman Gill has surged to the second spot in the ICC ODI rankings, trailing Daryl Mitchell by a narrow margin. Meanwhile, New Zealand's Matt Henry now shares the top Test bowler ranking with Jasprit Bumrah after a stellar performance. Several Indian bowlers also saw significant jumps in…

The Economic Times

England slump to 253-run defeat against New Zealand in second Test

A bad day for England on the fifth morning of the second Rothesay Test

Evening Standard

CRIK:England crumble as NZ seal easy second Test win

Matt Henry took a starring role as New Zealand levelled their series against England at the Oval, but Ben Stokes is poised to return for the home side.

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England crumble as NZ seal easy second Test win

Matt Henry starred as New Zealand levelled their series against England at the Oval, but Ben Stokes will return for the home side in the third Test.

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England crumble as New Zealand seal comprehensive second Test win

Matt Henry took a starring role at the Oval, but Ben Stokes is poised to return for England

The Independent UK

Matt Henry highlights England’s disarray as New Zealand complete second Test rout

Matt Henry took England’s last five wickets inside an hour as New Zealand levelled the series at the Oval with one Test to play

The Guardian - UK

New Zealand tightens grip at The Oval as England slumps to 182-5 chasing 463

New Zealand is on the cusp of victory at The Oval, setting England a daunting 463-run target. Despite Joe Root's unbeaten 75, England faltered to 182-5 by stumps on day four. Earlier, Daryl Mitchell's 68 was the highlight as New Zealand was bowled out for 362 in their second innings.…

The Economic Times

England’s Joe Root makes more history but New Zealand close in on levelling series

New Zealand need five wickets to win the second Test after England reached 182 for five at the end of day four at the Oval

The Guardian - UK

Nicholls' ton puts NZ in total command against England

New Zealand's Henry Nicholls has hit an unbeaten century against England to help boost their lead to a formidable 352 on day three of the Oval Test.

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England errors see New Zealand build big lead at The Oval

Wicketkeeper James Rew dropped Rachin Ravindra in the latest of several potentially costly moments for the hosts.

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Matt Fisher half-century limits damage for England after early wickets

The Surrey seamer shared a last-wicket stand of 53 with debutant Sonny Baker.

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Phillips hits maiden Test ton as NZ pressurise England

New Zealand have enjoyed a strong second day in the second Test at the Oval, with Glenn Phillips scoring a maiden ton in their 391 before England sank to 6-222.

The Guardian - UK

New Zealand claim upper hand after Phillips century and late wickets jolt England

The Black Caps’ disciplined attack made late inroads into their hosts’ batting to leave England 222 for 6 at the close on day two in reply to New Zealand’s 391

The Independent UK

The horror hour that set the tone for England’s worrying day against New Zealand

England (222/6) trail New Zealand (391) by 169 runs: A bad dropped catch, wayward bowling and squandered starts with the bat allowed New Zealand to assert their ascendancy at the Kia Oval

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Black Caps name Oval Test replacement for Williamson

New Zealand have recalled veteran batter Henry Nicholls to replace Kane Williamson for the Oval Test against England after the latter's sudden retirement.

The Independent UK

Not ideal – Ben Stokes bemoans pitch despite entertaining win over New Zealand

England wrapped up a 115-run victory on the fourth morning of the first Rothesay Test.

The Independent UK

Gus Atkinson on Lord’s honours board again as England thrash New Zealand

Atkinson took five for 30 as the tourists were dismissed for 138 chasing 254.

The Guardian - UK

England v New Zealand: first men’s cricket Test, day three abandoned after rain – as it happened

Just 58 legal deliveries were possible as rain pushed England’s march to victory into fourth day at Lord’s.

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England lord it over NZ as 17 wickets tumble at Lord's

Gus Atkinson and Josh Tongue have left New Zealand tottering at 3-36 as England set the Black Caps a tough target of 254 to win at Lord's.

The Guardian - UK

Emilio Gay rides his luck but passes his test of temperament for England

Test debutant opener enjoyed a few breaks but showed he could handle himself when the odds were against him to offer hope for a longer stay in role

The Guardian - UK

England grab initiative with late wickets after Gay half-century proves pivotal

Wickets fell steadily again on day two, with New Zealand ending it in trouble at 36 for three after England’s 226 all out had given them a target of 254

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