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Scars from South Africa’s ultimate self-sabotage still bring pain and fear

The most frightening ghosts of the Proteas’ World Cup past – Australia and semi-finals – await in Kolkata with 1999 weighing heavily

The Guardian - UK

Glenn Maxwell effort at par with Kapil Dev's 175: Srikkanth

CHENNAI: Glenn Maxwell was still picking himself up, trudging back to the pavilion after his physics-defying heroics at Wankhede on Tuesday when social media started going abuzz. "Is this the greatest World Cup knock ever played?"

The Times of India

Mathews joins long list of bizarre cricket dismissals

Angelo Mathews' timed out for Sri Lanka at the World Cup puts him alongside Steve Waugh, Len Hutton and Ben Stokes on the list of cricket's unusual dismissals.

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England are finding out the hard way that they may have passed their peak

The nucleus of an incredibly successful team are all of a similar age and the years appear to have caught up with them at this World Cup

The Guardian - UK

Common threads in New Zealand, South Africa World Cup journey: Heartbreaks and drama

PUNE: South Africa and New Zealand have a short but exciting rivalry in ODI World Cup history. And both have not won the trophy despite playing in numerous knockout games.

The Times of India

England on brink of World Cup exit after heavy loss to Sri Lanka – as it happened

Over-by-over report: England lost for the fourth time in five matches as Sri Lanka strolled to an eight-wicket win

The Guardian - UK

Left arm spinners, Steve Waugh and India’s near misses twice in a row

1987: India hosts 1st World Cup outside England; Maninder Singh's last-man dismissal signals 1-run loss to Australia; Dean Jones' 6/4 controversy; India-Pakistan 3rd-place match dropped; Bob Simpson's "lose patience, lose battle" mantra; India's 1-run loss to Australia in Brisbane.

The Hindu

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Final day will define era of Bazball against Australia’s Test orthodoxy

England’s success or failure on day five at the Oval serves as a referendum on the wider story of the Ashes summer

The Guardian - UK

No home comforts for England at Home of Cricket – Australia’s Lord’s domination

England have won just 18 per cent of their meetings with Australia at Lord’s.

The Independent UK

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

Steve Smith rues Nathan Lyon injury: 'Hopefully I won't have to bowl too much'

NEW DELHI: After notching his 32nd Test century for Australia earlier in the day, Steve Smith found himself in an unfamiliar role of bowling the final few deliveries to England captain Ben Stokes. It was an unusual sight as Smith, seemingly reluctant, skipped in to perform this task, displaying his…

The Times of India

Ashes: 'We're in a great position,' says England's Ben Duckett

NEW DELHI: England's Ben Duckett downplayed his disappointment of falling short of a century at Lord's on Thursday. Instead, he chose to highlight his team's impressive response to Australia's formidable first innings total of 416 during the second day of the second Ashes Test.

The Times of India

Nathan Lyon’s luck runs out just as Steve Smith’s begins to turn

While the bowler’s injury could seriously hamper Australia, his teammate’s 12th Ashes century suggests there is no need to panic

The Guardian - UK

Can England's 'Bazball' revolution overpower World Test Champions Australia?

NEW DELHI: Winning 11 Tests out of their last 13, England's ultra-aggressive 'Bazball' brand of cricket has forced the rest of the world to sit up and take notice, but will it work against the World Test Champions Australia?

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England's Bazball strategy won't always work, says Steve Waugh

NEW DELHI: Australia cricket legend Steve Waugh has delivered a strong cautionary message to England ahead of the highly-anticipated Ashes series.

The Times of India

I do think India have picked the wrong side: Steve Waugh

NEW DELHI: Former Australian captain Steve Waugh has joined the chorus of voices questioning India's team selection for the World Test Championship (WTC) final against Australia.

Wales Online

The Wales selection absolutely no-one saw coming after he started season in Welsh Premiership

His call came from out of the blue but he'll be determined to make the most of it

The Times of India

Commentators are just doing their job; players should accept their opinion: Jos Buttler

NEW DELHI: Rajasthan Royals and England wicketkeeper-batter Jos Buttler feels that players should accept a commentator's opinion if they are being criticised because they are just doing their job, and that acceptance should be an integral part of any cricketer's career.

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Manchester Evening News

Antony might have had his breakthrough moment at Manchester United

A goal and an assist at Nottingham Forest not only marked Antony's best performance for Man United but continued his impressive form.

Daily Mirror

England sent Australia Ashes warning after Ollie Robinson's "good hiding" claim

England have been warned not to "supercharge" Australia ahead of the Ashes with comments like Ollie Robinson's claim they will "give them a good hiding" this summer

ABC News

Steve Waugh calls urgently for cricket nets in Tennant Creek, as players forced to practice in tennis court

The Australian cricket legend says the lack of cricket facilities in the outback town is "ridiculous" in this day and age.

The Times of India

Sourav Ganguly on KL Rahul: 'If you don't score in India, you will get flak'

KOLKATA: It will be difficult for KL Rahul to avoid scathing criticism for his protracted poor run because of the enormous expectations attached with the job, especially when past cricketers have set high standards, says former India skipper Sourav Ganguly.

ABC News

Inside the Sydney disciplinary hearings of neurosurgeon Charlie Teo

For four days last week in Sydney, Dr Charlie Teo listened to evidence against him after the family of two deceased patients filed complaints with the NSW Health Care Complaints Commission.

ABC News

Man tells Charlie Teo complaints hearing he was 'sold hope' neurosurgeon could save wife

A man has told a medical disciplinary hearing that controversial brain surgeon Charlie Teo "sold hope" that he could keep his wife alive until their six-year-old son turned 18.

AAP

Australia begins bid for Test supremacy in India

Australia have a genuine opportunity to win in India for the first time in 19 years, which would solidify their status as Test cricket's No.1 team.

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