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Unbeaten Australia see off West Indies in Women’s World Cup – as it happened

Australia take a big step towards the semi-finals with a fourth straight win at the tournament in New Zealand

The Guardian - AU

Ollie Robinson set to return for England in second Test against West Indies

The fast bowler should play if he gets through final training session after missing last week’s drawn first Test with a back injury

The Guardian - UK

Ben Stokes: I was knackered after first Test but I'll put body on the line for England

BEN STOKES COLUMN: Don't have a go at England for a lack of effort in Australia and then moan when we push ourselves to try and win in the West Indies

Daily Mirror

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West Indies docked WTC points, drop below Bangladesh to eighth place

DUBAI: West Indies on Monday slipped to eighth spot in the World Test Championship standings after being penalised by two points for slow over-rate during their drawn first Test against England in Antigua.

The Times of India

Pace star Brown soaks up World Cup wickets

Australia are searching for their fourth Women's Cricket World Cup win from four when they face the West Indies in Wellington on Tuesday.

AAP

Zak Crawley gifts match-worn shirt to blind England fan touring with the Barmy Army

Zak Crawley showed his class both on and off the pitch during England’s series opening draw with West Indies.

Daily Mirror

We are waiting for fitness update on Ruturaj and Deepak: CSK CEO Kashi Vishwanathan

NEW DELHI: The Chennai Super Kings team management is still awaiting the fitness updates of its key players Ruturaj Gaikwad and Deepak Chahar, who had sustained injuries during the white ball series against West Indies last month, CEO Kashi Vishwanathan said on Sunday.

The Times of India

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Paul Collingwood gives Joe Root England captaincy verdict as he makes 'hunger' claim

England interim coach Paul Collingwood has spoken about Joe Root's future as Test captain as he looks to lead his side to victory on their tour of the West Indies

Daily Mirror

Mark Wood unlikely to feature in second Test as England await elbow scan

The paceman bowled just 17 overs before being forced out of the drawn series opener against the West Indies.

The Independent UK

Paul Collingwood backs ‘hungry’ Joe Root to turn England’s fortunes around

With the second Test against West Indies starting on Wednesday, England’s interim head coach backed Joe Root to lead a new generation to Test success

The Guardian - UK

West Indies vs England: Mark Wood ‘unlikely’ to play Second Test but Ollie Robinson closing on return

England’s interim head coach Paul Collingwood has rated Mark Wood “unlikely” to play the Second Test against West Indies in Barbados on Wednesday, but has provided a positive update on Ollie Robinson’s fitness.

Evening Standard

West Indies vs England, 1st Test | Carlos Brathwaite accuses Joe Root of being "disrespectful"

The England skipper waited until the last five balls to concede the draw on day 5 of the opening Test

The Hindu

West Indies vs England: Carlos Brathwaite accuses Joe Root of being 'disrespectful'

ST JOHN'S: Former West Indies all-rounder Carlos Brathwaite has accused Joe Root of being "disrespectful" after the England skipper waited until the last five balls to concede the draw on day 5 of the opening Test here.

The Times of India

England player ratings vs West Indies: Jonny Bairstow continues revival; Ben Stokes holds nothing back

Jonny Bairstow led England away from the precipice of a disaster in their first Test since The Ashes, as the tourists fought to an encouraging draw against West Indies.

Evening Standard

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The Hindu

West Indies fined for slow over-rate against India

Stafanie Taylor's side was ruled to be two overs short of the target after time allowances were taken into consideration

The Times of India

Women's World Cup: India bounce back to crush West Indies and top table

Pulling back no punches in a game they needed to win to stay on track for a spot in the semifinals, India, riding on centuries by Smriti Mandhana (119, 123b, 13x4, 2x6) and Harmanpreet Kaur (109, 107b, 10x4, 2x6) crushed the West Indies by 155 runs in their Women’s ODI…

The Hindu

WI vs Eng | Bonner, Holder defy England in drawn first Test

That England came within six wickets of winning on a sluggish pitch with an undermanned bowling attack — seamer Mark Wood was injured — was testament to its tenacity

Daily Mirror

Carlos Brathwaite accuses England of being "disrespectful" in first Test vs West Indies

The first Test between England and the West Indies ended in a draw, with Nkrumah Bonner and Jason Holder safely seeing the hosts through to the close of play

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The Guardian - UK

West Indies dig in to force draw with England in first Test

West Indies batted out to earn a draw with England in the first Test in Antigua

Evening Standard

England held to encouraging First Test draw with West Indies after Joe Root century and Jack Leach flurry

The opening Test in Antigua ended in a draw, with West Indies just four wickets down in their second innings. But, and this has not always been the case in recent times - England’s ambition and enterprise could not be faulted on a very dull pitch.

The Independent UK

England forced to settle for draw despite bold declaration in Antigua

Nkrumah Bonner and Jason Holder ensured the West Indies batted out day five.

Daily Mirror

5 talking points as West Indies hold out for draw vs England after Joe Root hundred

England did their utmost to try and force a result in the first Test against the West Indies, but they ultimately fell short

Daily Mirror

England told their misuse of Mark Wood in the Ashes has 'come back to haunt them'

Mark Wood suffered an elbow injury in the first Test between England and the West Indies and Steve Harmison believes the way he was utilised during the Ashes has contributed to his latest setback

The Independent UK

England hunt seven wickets after brave declaration in Antigua

The West Indies were 65 for three heading into the final session.

Daily Mirror

Joe Root's heartwarming gesture to son Alfie after England century vs West Indies

Joe Root scored an excellent century in England's first Test against the West Indies and he celebrated by kissing a necklace his son Alfie made for him

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