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Chris Woakes admits he feared Test career was over ahead of return to England squad

Woakes won't get the opportunity to add to his stunning record at Lord's after missing out on England's XI for the Ireland Test but is back in the squad ahead of the Ashes

Daily Mirror

We cling because where else do we go when it’s over for Jimmy Anderson?

Test cricket will lose a part of itself when England’s elder statesman retires and while it will survive, it will be painful

The Guardian - UK

WTC Final: Ricky Ponting picks both Ravindra Jadeja and R Ashwin in India's playing XI

NEW DELHI: Ricky Ponting, the former Australian captain, has expressed his belief that India will field both Ravindra Jadeja and Ravichandran Ashwin in the World Test Championship (WTC) final against Australia, starting on June 7 at The Oval in London.

The Times of India

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WTC Final: ICC expecting full crowds for at least first four days

NEW DELHI: The International Cricket Council is expecting a sell-out crowd for at least the first four days of the World Test Championship final between India and Australia at The Oval in London from June 7.

The Times of India

Steve Hansen urges rugby to support Israel Folau after Twickenham boos in World XV outing

Steve Hansen urged rugby to support Israel Folau after the Tonga star was booed every time he touched the ball at Twickenham.

Evening Standard

England will keep embracing risks during Ashes despite ‘blip’ – Daryl Mitchell

England have enjoyed some rousing successes since Ben Stokes and Kiwi favourite Brendon McCullum took over the Test team.

The Independent UK

Healy considers quitting opening role in Test cricket

Alyssa Healy is considering moving down the order for the women's Ashes Test, concerned by the impact keeping wicket has on batting at the top and vice-versa.

AAP

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For Ravi Shastri, KS Bharat is obvious choice for wicketkeeper's role in WTC final

With Rishabh Pant still recuperating from the injuries he suffered in a car crash last December, the role of the wicketkeeper in India's eleven for the upcoming World Test Championship final against Australia is one of the talking points ahead of the big game in London.

The Times of India

'Different individuals stepped up': Rohit Sharma on India reaching successive WTC Finals

Rohit Sharma will soon switch focus from leading Mumbai Indians in the IPL to captaining India for the all-important World Test Championship final against Australia, trying to erase the memory of losing the WTC final against New Zealand in 2021 and become Test world champions for the first time.

The Times of India

Individuals showed a lot of character to reach successive WTC finals: Rohit Sharma

Captain Rohit Sharma feels all individuals showed a lot of character and stepped up when needed to take India to the World Test Championship final for the second consecutive time

The Hindu

'No line in sand': Nathan Lyon might play on until 2027

Nathan Lyon still hasn't won a Test series in India and it is why this year's Ashes tour in England might not be the last for the 35-year-old offspinner.

AAP

Tonight's rugby news as Welsh regions in talks on shock plan to bolster weaker teams in URC draft

The latest rugby headlines from Wales and beyond

Wales Online

Who is Josh Tongue, England’s uncapped seamer who claimed the wicket of Steve Smith this year?

Josh Tongue has received his maiden England cal up ahead of the Ireland Test

The Independent UK

Paisami in early return for Reds' crunch Super test

Reds centre Hunter Paisami will make a timely return from a knee injury, named on the bench in effectively a must-win clash in Dunedin against the Highlanders.

AAP

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Wales Online

WRU consider farewell match at Principality stadium for departing Wales legends

There could be a send-off match in Cardiff later this year

Wales Online

Sunday rugby news as WRU boss gives verdict on shock Alun Wyn and Tipuric decisions and Euro Player of the Year named

The latest rugby headlines from Wales and beyond

Wales Online

Alun Wyn Jones' 'bizarre' Ospreys contract and the 'devastating' situation that could unfold

Test rugby's most-capped player has called time on his international career, but his club future is still undecided

The Independent UK

Former Australia Test captain Brian Booth dies aged 89

Booth made his Test debut in the 1961 Ashes tour.

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The Independent UK

Warren Gatland hails ‘incredibly special’ Alun Wyn Jones after Wales retirement

Ospreys lock has called time on stellar Test career.

Wales Online

Tonight's rugby news as Gatland leads tributes to Alun Wyn and Tipuric and Welshman quits England to come home

The latest rugby headlines from Wales and beyond after a shock announcement from Justin Tipuric

The Independent UK

Record-breaking Alun Wyn Jones will go down as an all-time great

The Welshman enjoyed a stellar career at the highest level

The Guardian - UK

Wales’s Alun Wyn Jones retires from international rugby with record 170 caps

Alun Wyn Jones, the former Wales and British & Irish Lions captain and the world’s most capped player of all time, has announced his international retirement

AAP

Philip fronts for Rebels in key Super Rugby clash

Melbourne need to stretch their Super Rugby winning streak against the Highlanders to push for finals, with Test lock Matt Philip back in action in Dunedin.

The Guardian - UK

England’s Jonny Bairstow feared he might not walk again after golf injury

Jonny Bairstow feared he might not be able to walk again but, newly fit after last year’s horrific leg break and restored to the role of Test wicketkeeper, the batter fancies the good times can roll once more come the Ashes.

The Guardian - UK

England cut is harsh on Foakes but Bairstow decision offers Ashes clarity

Whatever the rights and wrongs of Jonny Bairstow’s return behind the stumps for England’s Test side, the selectors cannot be accused of dithering

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