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Harry Brook reveals secret to incredible form after "best century yet" vs New Zealand

Harry Brook has become the quickest player to score four Test centuries, with his stunning unbeaten 184 seeing him break a record previously held by Don Bradman

Daily Mirror

Joe Root "parked his ego" to match Don Bradman record with "class" hundred vs New Zealand

Joe Root was back to his best with a brilliant hundred against New Zealand in Wellington, having admitted before this Test that he was still "trying to find out what my role is" under England's new regime

Daily Mirror

Harry Brook and Joe Root dominate New Zealand as England stars score stunning hundreds

Harry Brook and Joe Root both scored brilliant centuries for England as they reached the close of play on day one of the second Test in Wellington on 315-3 after New Zealand had reduced them to 21-3

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‘Well bowled, Harold!’ Ninety years on, England’s Bodyline tactics retain heat

Nine decades ago this week, Australia’s under-fire cricket board rowed back on complaints against the tourists’ brutal bowling

The Guardian - UK

Sachin Tendulkar's connection with Sir Donald Bradman began with a neighbour's letter from Australia's cricketing great

Indian cricket legend Sachin Tendulkar reveals he received an early insight into the character of Sir Donald Bradman thanks to a neighbour who shared a precious reply from the Australian cricket legend to his fan mail.

ABC News

Ian Healy slams selectors for not considering Steve Smith as white-ball opener

SYDNEY: Legendary Australian wicket-keeper Ian Healy has questioned the national selectors for not considering Steve Smith in the role of an opener in white-ball cricket.

The Times of India

India vs Bangladesh, 2nd Test: Cheteshwar Pujara completes 7000 Test runs, goes past Don Bradman

DHAKA: Indian batter Cheteshwar Pujara on Friday reached the landmark of 7,000 Test runs, going past the legendary Don Bradman's tally while playing against Bangladesh in the first innings of the second Test here.

The Times of India

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The Mankad rule: Who was Vinoo Mankad and why is the move so controversial in cricket?

It is a move that divides cricket players and punters alike — the Mankad. But how did this sensational Indian cricketer become synonymous with the most debated rule in the game?

ABC News

Sunil Gavaskar: 'The prize that I put on my wicket was invariably a 100'

NEW DELHI: Indian batting great Sunil Gavaskar, who amassed over 13,000 runs during his 16-year-long international career said he was always looking to score a hundred whenever he came out to bat and avoided looking at the scoreboard.

The Times of India

Steve Smith and Marnus Labuschagne hit double centuries as Australia set West Indies big target

West Indies reached 74 without loss by the close of play

The Independent UK

Steve Smith equals Don Bradman's 29 Test centuries record

NEW DELHI: Former captain and batting mainstay Steve Smith started the Australian summer with a bang hitting a record-equaling hundred on the second day of the first Test against West Indies at Perth.

The Times of India

Smith masterclass rolls on in Perth Test

Australia have put the foot down to go to tea on day two at 3-568 in the first Test against West Indies, with a faultless Steve Smith approaching 200.

AAP

Revealed: how women cricketers mended Australia's relationship with Britain after Bodyline

To combat the prodigious run scoring of Australian batting legend Don Bradman, the captain of the visiting English cricket team, Douglas Jardine, instructed his four fast bowlers to bowl at the man not the wicket in the summer of 1932-33.

The Conversation

Khawaja on cusp of Aussie Test record

Usman Khawaja is in the box seat to go past Don Bradman and Adam Voges and post the most runs by an Australian Test batsman over age 35 in a calendar year.

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Lala Amarnath, man behind some of Indian cricket's most important 'firsts'

NEW DELHI: On this day in 1911, former Indian captain Lala Amarnath was born in Punjab. Lala is the man behind some of many historic 'firsts' of Indian cricket. He made his Test debut against England in December 1933.

The Guardian - UK

Reign stops play for the Queen, who spent much of her 96 years around big sport

A life and a journey ends, from the Austerity Games to a minute’s Uefa-approved solemnity in the Europa Conference League

The Hindu

Can Virat’s grounded batting genius attain lift-off again?

Kohli has struggled in recent times, especially judged against the rarefied heights he frequented. But if he can pause, introspect and refocus, there is no reason why he can’t catch a second wind

The Times of India

Virat Kohli will be back among runs soon, believes Rashid Latif

NEW DELHI: Virat Kohli's poor form with the bat in India's seven-wicket defeat to England in the Edgbaston Test has subjected the former captain to more criticism for his long run of low scores.

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The Guardian - AU

Australian goalkeeper Andrew Redmayne dances Socceroos into World Cup finals

Brought on as a penalty shootout substitute in goal, Redmayne’s dancefloor antics on the goalline set social media ablaze

The Hindu

From Chris Gayle to Lasith Malinga, a fantasy team to take on the best

Picking the best all-time teams is one of the pleasures of sports fandom. Not even Don Bradman could

Daily Record

Rare piece of Australian sporting history to be handed to Galloway Cricket Club at special ceremony

A bat signed by the legendary Sir Don Bradman was one of the prized possessions of the late Dennis Coombs

The Conversation

At once an open book and a master of disguise, Shane Warne's allure extended far beyond the cricket pitch

Pure box office, pure genius, was how former England cricket captain Nasser Hussain summed up the late, great Australian bowler Shane Warne, who died unexpectedly at just 52.

ABC News

Shane Warne death: Tributes pour in for legendary cricketer after sudden death at age 52, as it happened

Shane Warne has been remembered as a legendary spin bowler who changed the game of cricket. From fans to teammates, the media and political figures, look back at all the reaction to his death with our blog.

Newcastle Herald

Letters: Expansion shows it's worth fighting for arts

Newcastle Herald readers have their say

Newcastle Herald

Women cricketers get Bradman on side

New book Cricket Found A New Frontier - Newcastle's Female Pioneers reveals a cracking forgotten yarn.

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