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Collingwood rematch not about retribution: Kingsley

One sleep from their opening-round Collingwood date, GWS coach Adam Kingsley insists his side are seeking more than revenge after last year's finals loss.

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McRae defends Magpies' approach in back-to-back aim

Collingwood Craig McRae insists the Magpies are fully focused on 2024, even after recently launching a documentary about last year's AFL premiership.

AAP

Goswami still rankled by row that overshadowed India farewell

Legendary fast bowler is vexed about how England reacted to Deepti Sharma’s run-out of Charlie Dean at Lord’s in 2022

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Hollyoaks spoilers: Warren Fox hatches a DANGEROUS REVENGE plan!

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India thrash England: one-off women’s Test, day three – as it happened

Four more wickets for Deepti Sharma as England slide to a record 347-run defeat in a session

The Guardian - UK

One-off Test: Deepti Sharma demolishes England

NAVI MUMBAI: On September 24, 2022, Deepti Sharma became the most infamous cricketer in the UK after controversially running out England's Charlie Dean for backing up too far. From December 15, 2023, England will remember her not for breaking the 'spirit of cricket', but for 'excellence in cricket'.

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Harmanpreet Kaur run out in bizarre fashion but India on top in Test against England

Despite the Kaur drama, India ended day one on 410-7 in their first home Test since 2014

The Independent UK

England spin attack the 'envy of the world', says Jon Lewis after India T20 series win

The returning Sophie Ecclestone shone along with Charlie Dean and Sarah Glenn as attentions now shift to one-off Test

Evening Standard

3rd Women's T20I: Bowlers, Smriti Mandhana help India earn consolation win, England take series 2-1

NEW DELHI: An all-round bowling effort was followed by a resilient 48 from opener Smriti Mandhana as India women earned a consolation five-wicket win against England in the third and final T20I in Mumbai on Sunday.

The Times of India

India beat England by five wickets in third women’s T20 – as it happened

Over-by-over report: England failed to complete a series sweep in the final T20 as Amanjot Kaur helped India reach the target of 127

The Guardian - UK

India vs England, 2nd Women's T20I: 'Had we built partnerships...' - Deepti Sharma rues lack of runs in India's defeat

India all-rounder Deepti Sharma has refrained from attributing the team's lackluster batting performance to the pitch, admitting that the wicket was not as difficult as they portrayed it to be in the second women's T20I against England.

The Times of India

Pitch was tricky but not as challenging as we made it appear: Deepti Sharma

Deepti Sharma refrains from blaming pitch; praises bowlers for strong fight despite low score. England's Charlie Dean says no "demons" in pitch; bowlers executed plans well. India set aggressive fields to take away boundaries.

The Hindu

IND vs ENG T20Is | England clinches series after the Indian batters come a cropper

It turned out to be an evening to forget for Harmanpreet Kaur & Co. After asking India to take first strike, Heather Knight tactfully started the game with off-spinner Charlie Dean

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The Times of India

2nd Women's T20I: India's stunning batting collapse helps England seal series

NEW DELHI: A nightmare batting collapse saw India Women stumble to their third lowest T20I total as England Women notched up a four-wicket win to take an unassailable 2-0 lead in three-match series in Mumbai on Saturday.

The Guardian - UK

England Women’s Charlie Dean is major doubt for opening T20 in India

The England Women off-spinner Charlie Dean has a stomach bug and is doubtful for the opening match of the T20 series in India

The Guardian - UK

The Spirit of Cricket: hard to define but always whatever we want it to be

Angelo Mathews was entitled to feel aggrieved against Bangladesh but these furious debates can be an enjoyable distraction in a world gone bad

The Times of India

Smriti Mandhana, Harmanpreet Kaur move up in ICC women's ODI rankings

NEW DELHI: Indian batters Smriti Mandhana and Harmanpreet Kaur have both improved their positions, jumping one spot up in the latest ICC Women's Player Rankings released on Tuesday.

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The Independent UK

Nat Sciver-Brunt thrilled to continue Ashes ODI form with record-breaking ton

The stand-in England captain scored a record-breaking century in her 100th ODI.

The Guardian - UK

Sciver-Brunt scores England Women’s fastest ODI century in Sri Lanka cruise

Nat Sciver-Brunt smashed 120 off 74 balls to help secure a 2-0 one-day series win for England Women against Sri Lanka

The Independent UK

Nat Sciver-Brunt breaks record to seal England series victory over Sri Lanka

Sciver-Brunt smashed a 66-ball hundred as England cruised to a 161-run win

The Independent UK

Alice Davidson-Richards says England ‘really frustrated’ as rain ruins ODI

Davidson-Richards and Charlie Dean were England’s only changes from the side that thumped Sri Lanka by seven wickets in the series opener.

The Independent UK

England’s hopes of ODI victory against Sri Lanka thwarted by rain

A strong bowling display from England had left Sri Lanka on 106 for nine when rain stopped play.

The Guardian - UK

Sri Lanka beat England by seven wickets to win women’s T20 series – as it happened

The mighty Chamari Atapaththu inspired Sri Lanka to their first series victory over England in any form of the game

The Independent UK

Heather Knight defends team selection after heavy defeat for England Women

England continue to rotate in this series and selected five players aged 22 or under in Saturday’s loss.

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