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HISTORICAL FACTS: Starc - Caught on Camera

Australia retain Ashes as England suffer crushing series defeat

England lose third Test by 82 runs as tour crumbles in record-equalling time

Evening Standard

RonBall trumps BazBall as Aussies retain the Ashes

Australia's players have celebrated with Test greats and declared they want to clean sweep England 5-0, after retaining the Ashes with victory in Adelaide.

AAP

Starc breaks England hearts again as Australia retain the Ashes in tense third Test

Will Jacks, Jamie Smith and Brydon Carse resisted but Australia won the Adelaide Test by 82 runs to take an unassailable 3-0 Ashes lead

The Guardian - UK

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Australia close on Ashes victory over England on day four of third Test – as it happened

Australia deny England fightback to move within reach of retaining the urn after Nathan Lyon strikes late at Adelaide Oval

The Guardian - AU

Afternoon Update: under-16s social media shutdown begins; Starc lights up Ashes again; and Australia’s Spotify Wrapped wrap-up

The Albanese government’s ban is due to take effect from 10 December

The Guardian - AU

Boland the best in 100 years, but remains unlucky man

Scott Boland can add a Test hat-trick to his incredible late-career surge, with the Victorian also holding a 100-year best in international cricket.

AAP

'Unbelievable' Aussie pace pack lord it at Lord's again

That cut-throat firm of Cummins, Hazlewood and Starc were doing their worst once again in the World Test Championship final at Lord's.

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Michael Atherton pinpoints where England can expose ‘vulnerable’ Australia in Ashes

The former England skipper has highlighted where Australia must improve after a mixed series against India

The Independent UK

Virat Kohli and that corridor of certainty

Dangle the carrot outside off-stump, Virat Kohli will go for it and end up nicking to either the wicketkeeper or the extended slip cordon. There will be days when he will play and miss but more often than not, the ball ends up finding the edge of the bat.

The Times of India

Perth Test: Jaiswal, Kohli tons demoralise Australia before Bumrah puts India in sight of a famous victory

What is it about young Indian batting talents and Perth that makes the venue a perfect stage to showcase their wares to the world?

The Times of India

Festival of fast bowling leaves India on top after Australia collapse

There were no demons in the Perth pitch, but the hosts could not cope with the brilliance of Jasprit Bumrah

The Guardian - AU

2nd ODI: Haris Rauf, Saim Ayub star in Pakistan's resounding nine-wicket win over Australia

NEW DELHI: Haris Rauf delivered an outstanding bowling performance of 5-29, whilst Saim Ayub contributed 82 runs as Pakistan secured a nine-wicket victory against Australia in the second one-day international on Friday.

The Times of India

Australia pip Pakistan to win first men’s one-day international – as it happened

Pat Cummins produced another clinical matchwinning cameo after Australia suffered a dramatic mid-innings collapse

The Guardian - AU

T20 World Cup 2024: Australia defeat Scotland by five wickets

Over-by-over report: Australia dropped six catches in the field but still chased down 180 to beat a brave Scotland in Gros Islet. Here’s how it happened…

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The Hindu

Glorious King and Mr Starc work well

Glorious King and Mr Starc worked well when the horses were exercised in Chennai on Friday (Feb. 23).

The Hindu

Mr Starc, Queen Of Fame, Luca and Densetsu impress

Impressive performances by Mr Starc, Queen Of Fame, Luca, and Densetsu during morning exercises in Chennai.

The Guardian - AU

Australia beat Pakistan by 79 runs in Boxing Day Test – as it happened

Australia have won the Boxing Day Test, captain Pat Cummins hobbling a courageous run chase with his second five-wicket haul of the match

The Independent UK

England enjoy good morning with ball and bat in crunch Old Trafford Test

The hosts reached lunch on 61 for one in reply to Australia’s 317 all out.

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Evening Standard

Australia promise ‘different plans’ to snag Ben Stokes’ wicket

Australia have vowed to arrive at Old Trafford’s Fourth Ashes Test with “different plans” to contain Ben Stokes’s destructive batting.

The Times of India

2nd Ashes Test: Usman Khawaja frustrates England as Australia stretch lead

NEW DELHI: A steady Usman Khawaja frustrated England as Australia strengthened their grip on the second Ashes Test after a first-session England collapse at Lord's on Friday.

The Times of India

WTC Final Report Card: What Australia did right and India got wrong

Hindsight is almost always perfect vision. But when a team considered to be one of the superpowers of world cricket crumbles in yet another ICC final, it calls for assessment and analysis, no matter how harsh it might sound or read. Some things need to be said.

The Guardian - UK

Kohli exposed as Australia beat India to win World Test Championship final

Australia wrapped up victory against India in the World Test Championship final, winning by an emphatic 209 runs

The Hindu

India no longer taken lightly by Australia, has earned respect as Test team: Virat Kohli

Prolific batsman Virat Kohli says the Indian Test team has earned formidable Australia’s respect after beating them twice in their own backyard and they are no longer taken lightly in the traditional format.

Daily Mirror

Steve Harmison pinpoints the key factor between England winning and losing the Ashes

Steve Harmison has identified what "could be the difference to winning and losing the Ashes" for England this summer as Ben Stokes' side attempt to regain the urn

ABC News

Australia's latest stunning collapse leaves third Test against India on knife edge

Australia had patiently batted themselves into a position of strength, but a madcap 29 minutes has swung the third Test on its head, handing India the momentum heading into their second batting innings.

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