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UNBELIEVABLE: 3 - The Untold Story

Dismal England crash to nine-wicket defeat to lose series in Pakistan

Tourists out for just 112 in their second innings, the lowest total of the 'Bazball' era

Evening Standard

England face challenge Bazball has yet to overcome in Pakistan decider

England travel to Rawalpindi for a decisive third Test match with the series poised at 1-1

The Independent UK

England’s slow horse Jack Leach comes in from the cold to deliver again

Luckless spinner proves his enduring worth once again by playing a pivotal role in sensational victory over Pakistan

The Guardian - UK

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'Whether he gets past Sachin Tendulkar or not...': Ian Bell believes Joe Root is England's greatest Test batsman

NEW DELHI: Even if Joe Root is unable to surpass Sachin Tendulkar's incredible record of 15,921 runs, he will be remembered as England's greatest batsman in Test cricket, according to his former teammate Ian Bell.

The Times of India

Ben Duckett dazzles as spirit animal of Bazball with flash of light amid gloom

Opener may have chucked away his wicket but he is such a natural attacking batter and illuminated a grey day

The Guardian - UK

England vs Sri Lanka: Dan Lawrence struggles continue to place Test future in jeopardy

It’s been a successful summer of experimentation for England, but the lack of viable opening alternatives is a key concern ahead of next year’s Ashes

Evening Standard

England settle for quick-fix despite Ashes talk ahead of Sri Lanka Test

England appear to have stopped looking for a replacement for Ben Stokes - at least in the short-term

Evening Standard

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Ollie Pope will strike different tone as leader but continuity is key

England’s stand-in Test captain has a weakened team under him for the first Test against Sri Lanka

The Guardian - UK

How different will Bazball look without talismanic Ben Stokes to captain England?

Ben Stokes’s injury could leave a gaping hole in the England side that they might struggle to fill

The Independent UK

Gus Atkinson steals the limelight in James Anderson’s farewell Test

James Anderson took his wicket tally to 701, but was upstaged by debutant Gus Atkinson

The Independent UK

Curtly Ambrose dismisses England hype around ‘fancy name’ Bazball

Curtly Ambrose fancies West Indies possess the fast bowlers to derail Bazball this summer – not that the great man has much time for the label personally

The Guardian - UK

Bazball 2.0 shows clear decision over England’s future after key players snubbed

Jonny Bairstow, the epitomy of Bazball, has been left out of England’s squad for the first two Tests this summer

The Independent UK

England Test squad: Rob Key explains decision to drop Jonny Bairstow for 'rare talent' Jamie Smith

Bazball era receives first shake-up for West Indies series

Evening Standard

England set to discover if they created T20 monster by jolting India into life

Defending champions trounced semi-final opponents in 2022 but face a revitalised team with form and focus

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Potts promises more Bazball and title ambition from all-action Durham

The fast bowler is targeting back-to-back triumphs as his swashbuckling promoted side step up to the County Championship’s First Division

The Times of India

'Rohit Sharma is not in-your-face, aggressive captain like Virat Kohli'

By mauling England 4-1 in the recently-concluded Test series at home, Rohit Sharma-led India not just put 'Bazball' to bed but also the skipper himself replied his critics in fine fashion to lead from the front.

The Hindu

India’s 4-1 series triumph should rank among its finest

Shoaib Bashir's reaction to being bowled by Ravindra Jadeja sums up India's dominant series win over England.

The Times of India

'Don't think Rohit has been superior as captain,' feels Graeme Swann despite England's 4-1 mauling

NEW DELHI: Former England spinner Graeme Swann believes Rohit Sharma's captaincy during the five-match Test series wasn't superior to Ben Stokes' and attributed India's success more to the effectiveness of their bowlers under Rohit's leadership rather than solely crediting his captaincy.

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The Hindu

Ind vs Eng Test series | I don't think Rohit has been superior as captain, his bowlers did the trick, says Graeme Swann

Graeme Swann praises Rohit Sharma's captaincy, credits India's bowlers for Test series win over England.

The Times of India

5th Test: How India reigned at home again as England grappled with 'Bazball' doubts

Dharamshala Test ends in a hurry as a young, hungry and unafraid Team India serves a marker for the future with an emphatic 4-1 series win against an England team bent upon throwing caution to the wind

The Times of India

'Bazball, Batti Gull...': Virender Sehwag tears into England for failing miserably

NEW DELHI: Former Indian opener Virender Sehwag, known for his straight talk, once again slammed England for failing miserably and thereby losing the five-match Test series 1-4 against India.

The Times of India

Moeen Ali praises Ben Stokes' leadership as England navigate tough Test series against India

NEW DELHI: Former England all-rounder Moeen Ali has lauded the leadership qualities of skipper Ben Stokes, crediting him for transforming the England team into an "amazing and entertaining" unit despite their challenging performance in the ongoing Test series against India.

The Times of India

'Can't hide behind Bazball!': Nasser Hussain slams yet another England batting collapse

NEW DELHI: The opening day of the fifth and final Test in Dharamsala saw another England batting collapse as the visitors skittled out for a lowly 218 in the first innings against India.

The Times of India

'Don't know what Bazball means': Rohit Sharma says England played better cricket than last series but...

NEW DELHI: The matches against England's 'Bazballers' posed perhaps the greatest test of Rohit Sharma's captaincy on home soil but not only did the Indian skipper excel in leading his team, but he also gained valuable insights into his leadership abilities during what he termed as a 'series of comebacks'.

The Guardian - UK

India beat England to win fourth Test and series – as it happened

England’s spinners took five quick wickets, but then Shubman Gill and Dhruv Jurel saw India home

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