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Jonny Bairstow unable to exact revenge on Australia as England’s batting falters

The hosts lost four for 74 in the first session to leave them 121 behind on 142 for seven.

The Independent UK

The Ashes: Ben Stokes refuses to lie down as England cling on in must-win Third Test at Headingley

Day two, tea: Australia 263 & 116-4, England 237

Evening Standard

The world was stumped over England's call for 'the spirit of cricket'

'I can't wait for the third Test.'

Newcastle Herald

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Australia's dismissal of Jonny Bairstow has set Ashes alight - but now the gloves are off

Beneath the slanging match, Australia are 2-0 up because they have played the smarter cricket - but their winning margins have been tight and their refusal to reprieve Bairstow shows they are scared of Bazball

Daily Mirror

Pat Cummins blows chance to make sportsmanship statement as Australia draw battle lines

The fallout from the second Ashes test at Lord's continues to rumble on with debate raging over the controversial dismissal of England batsman Jonny Bairstow on Sunday

Daily Mirror

Ashes Stat Attack: Did you know this?

Australia's 43 run win against England under dramatic and controversial circumstances in the Lord's Test gave the visitors a crucial 2-0 series lead. The individual performances of players from both teams also helped some of them get into the record books.

The Times of India

England v Australia: player ratings from the second Ashes Test

Ben Stokes’ second innings was unforgettable but Marnus Labuschagne’s surprising woes in the series go on

The Guardian - UK

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The Ashes: How England and Australia rated in dramatic Second Test at Lord’s

Ben Stokes and Ben Duckett star for England but concerns linger over James Anderson, Ollie Pope, Harry Brook and more after Lord’s loss

Evening Standard

Australia keep calm after controversy to avoid Stokes’ Headingley Mark II

Tourists steered clear of a repeat of 2019’s miracle defeat by finally ending England’s resistance after Bairstow drama

The Guardian - UK

The Ashes 2023: Australia beat England by 43 runs in second Test – as it happened

There was fire from Ben Stokes and and fury from England players and fans over Jonny Bairstow’s dismissal but Australia are 2-0 up

The Guardian - AU

Ashes 2023, 2nd Test: Marcus Trescothick feels England can hope as Ben Stokes still there going into Day 5

England's hopes of staging an improbable comeback against Australia on Sunday and salvaging a dwindling Ashes series rest heavily on the shoulders of captain Ben Stokes, who will need to conjure up more heroics.

The Times of India

Ashes 2023: 'Disgrace' - Glenn McGrath slams decision to disallow catch taken by Mitchell Starc

Former Australia pacer Glenn McGrath strongly criticized a contentious ruling that deemed Australia's Mitchell Starc's crucial catch as disallowed in the second Test at Lord's, describing it as a disgraceful decision.

The Times of India

England vs Australia, Ashes 2023, 2nd Test: I'd do anything for this team, says Nathan Lyon after one-legged cameo

Nathan Lyon etched his name into the legendary tales of Lord's with a courageous display of batting, defying a barrage of menacing bouncers despite his limited mobility on Saturday.

The Times of India

Day five of second Ashes Test – England praying for another Stokes miracle

England need 257 runs to level the Ashes series and Australia require six more wickets for a 2-0 lead.

The Independent UK

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The Guardian - UK

Fielding becomes self-flagellation for Stokes and co as England toil away

A long, bruising day trying to take wickets seemed to take its toll on the hosts, before Australia showed them how it’s done in the second Test at Lord’s

The Guardian - UK

Nathan Lyon says he would do anything for team after heroic innings

Australia’s Nathan Lyon said it was his decision to bat at Lord’s despite a serious calf injury, while Glenn McGrath described overturned catch as ‘load of rubbish’

The Independent UK

Australia great Glenn McGrath says decision to reprieve Ben Duckett ‘a disgrace’

Mitchell Starc’s late catch to dismiss the England opener was ruled not to be complete.

Daily Mirror

Aussie great Glenn McGrath fumes at catch "disgrace" and says England get "best of rules"

England opener Ben Duckett was fortunate to keep his wicket after he was caught by Mitchell Starc - but the umpire judged the Australian was not in control of the ball

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Daily Mirror

Bazball won't lose England The Ashes - Australia's attack will win it regardless

Australia are likely to be without Nathan Lyon for the rest of The Ashes, but their brutal attack in the second test at Lords's showed exactly why that shouldn't matter

Evening Standard

Nathan Lyon ‘shattered’ by calf injury but Australian spinner proud of his brave batting effort

The spinner added 15 runs for the final wicket with Mitchell Starc despite largely being unable to move

The Guardian - UK

Nathan Lyon’s brave cameo worth so much more than extra runs

The injured Australia spinner went out to bat knowing it would be his last contribution to the match and possibly the Ashes

Daily Mirror

England staring into Ashes abyss as Pat Cummins and Mitchell Starc rip through top order

Despite Ben Duckett's defiant, 62-ball half-century, following his 98 in the first dig, England need another 257 runs to take the chequered flag – and pigs might fly

The Times of India

2nd Ashes Test: Ben Duckett, Ben Stokes keep England alive in 371 chase after early collapse

NEW DELHI: A resilient Ben Duckett and skipper Ben Stokes kept England's hopes alive after early collapse as the hosts reached 114 for four in 371 chase against a fired-up Australia at stumps on Day 4 of the second Ashes Test at Lord's.

The Independent UK

England grasp at glimmer of hope on extraordinary day of Ashes cricket

The hosts finished day four of the second Test on 114-4, chasing a target of 371 – but that does not come close to telling the story of a dramatic day of cricket

The Independent UK

Late reprieve for Ben Duckett keeps England’s hope of miracle chase alive

The opener was on his way off after being caught in the deep by Mitchell Starc before replays indicated the Australia fielder grounded the ball.

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