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Best Headingley bars and pubs you can still get in ahead of England's Ashes Test

England face Australia in the latest Ashes Test from Thursday, July 5 to Monday, July 10

Leeds Live

Pat Cummins ‘comfortable’ with Jonny Bairstow stumping and would do same again

The Australia captain believes the ‘spirit of cricket’ is “a real thing” but insists his team “did nothing wrong” at Lord’s.

The Independent UK

Pat Cummins praises ‘impeccable’ Australia and wants families protected

Pat Cummins has called for extra protection for Australia players’ families before the third Ashes Test against England at Headingley

The Guardian - UK

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Australia expect fiery atmosphere in Third Ashes Test despite ‘non-event’ of Jonny Bairstow controversy

Pat Cummins says he has been shocked by the fallout from the “non-event” of Jonny Bairstow’s Lord’s dismissal and insisted Australia would be looking at their own “pretty silly” error were the situation reversed.

Evening Standard

Mark Wood and Moeen Ali among England shake-up for third men’s Ashes Test

Chris Woakes, Mark Wood and Moeen Ali are the three changes made by England from Lord’s

The Independent UK

England shake-up team for Third Ashes Test with Moeen Ali recalled and Harry Brook elevated to No3

Team news confirmed for England’s must-win Ashes showdown

Evening Standard

Mike Smith and why not all England memories of Headingley are golden

Gloucestershire swing bowler played instead of Andy Caddick in the 1997 Ashes and it turned out to be his only Test

The Guardian - UK

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A ‘crease’, a ‘stumping’ and ‘spirit of the game’? – the Ashes controversy explained

Jo Khan unpacks to a non-cricketer the hullabaloo around England batsman Jonny Bairstow’s dismissal

The Guardian - AU

Mental preparation and skill execution key to success: Brathwaite ahead of India series

West Indies Test captain Kraigg Brathwaite believes their mental preparation and execution of skills on the field will hold the key in the two-Test series against India beginning in Dominica on July 12.

The Hindu

What is the difference between the laws of cricket and the ‘spirit’ of cricket?

The second Ashes Test ended in tense scenes on Sunday following the controversial dismissal of English batsman Jonny Bairstow. His stumping infuriated a pro-England crowd at the famous Lord’s ground and divided the cricketing world.

The Conversation

Bangladesh captain Tamim to assess fitness in ODI series opener against Afghanistan

Bangladesh captain Tamim Iqbal wants to assess his fitness by playing the opening game of the three-match one-day international series against Afghanistan.

The Hindu

Kevin Pietersen accuses England of believing their own hype in scathing criticism

Amid all the background noise England will head into the third Ashes Test at Headingley 2-0 down in the series, and Sky Pundit Kevin Pietersen has laid into the hosts

Daily Mirror

The spirit of the game has to be taken in the right spirit

Jonny Bairstow went for a walk with the ball still in play, and was stumped. The laws of the game say he was out. The spirit of the game suggested (not demanded, for you cannot impose the spirit on anybody) that he ought to have been recalled by Australian captain…

The Hindu

Jonny Bairstow tipped to thrive off controversy in front of Headingley crowd

Joe Root believes his fellow Yorkshireman is ready to produce another big performance following his Lord’s stumping.

The Independent UK

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Daily Mirror

Joe Root reveals England game plan to drag themselves back into Ashes at Headingley

Joe Root has vowed England will throw everything at producing a stunning comeback to win the Ashes 3-2, having gone 2-0 down in the series

The Independent UK

England spinner Sophie Ecclestone insists hosts can overturn Ashes deficit

Ecclestone took 10 wickets in the one-off Test but could not prevent the hosts sliding to defeat.

Manchester Evening News

England's full squad for third Ashes Test vs Australia after Ollie Pope injury

England have confirmed Ollie Pope will miss the remainder of the Ashes series against Australia after injuring his shoulder in the second Test

The Independent UK

Scotland beat Zimbabwe to boost their chances of reaching the Cricket World Cup

Scotland looked like they would fall short of a par score but Michael Leask’s burst of 48 from 34 balls ushered them to a respectable total of 234.

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The National (Scotland)

Scotland one win from ICC World Cup qualification after triumph over Zimbabwe

Chris Sole produced a searing spell of pace bowling as Scotland moved tantalisingly close to World Cup qualification with a thrilling triumph over…

The Independent UK

Sunak clashes with Bryant over respect for Parliament

Prime Minister Rishi Sunak’s attitude to the Commons was questioned by Standards Committee chairman Sir Chris Bryant.

The Independent UK

Jonny Bairstow accused of double standards by Travis Head after Lord’s controversy

The England wicketkeeper was stumped in controversial circumstances on day five of the second Ashes Test at Lord’s

The Independent UK

Sophie Ecclestone: Alyssa Healy ‘more of a pro’ than Alex Carey after Jonny Bairstow controversy

Ecclestone does not believe Healy would make the same decisions as her male counterpart

The Independent UK

Joe Root: England can leave a legacy by taking different approach to Australia

The fallout from Alex Carey’s dismissal of his fellow wicketkeeper at Lord’s is showing no signs of slowing down.

Evening Standard

Ashes: Mark Wood needs to produce fast show if wounded England are to fight fire with fire

Fit-again Durham bowler has the extra pace needed as the hosts face must-win Headingley clash

The Guardian - UK

Who’s for political Bazball with Rishi? Voters? Tories? Anyone?

So a prime minister soiled by the Rwanda policy offers fair play and ethics lessons to cricketers. Funny old game, isn’t it? says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde

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