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Rodney Marsh dead: Australia legend who worked with England for 2005 Ashes dies aged 74

Rod Marsh played a crucial role in a dominant Australian side, with his infamous sledging living long in the memory, before his cricket intellect helped restore England's pride

Daily Mirror

Cricket great Rod Marsh dies aged 74

Rod Marsh's inauspicious start to life as a Test cricketer earned him the nickname "Iron Gloves". But by the end of his career he was revered as an icon and one of the best to ever keep wicket for Australia.

ABC News

When Piers Morgan suffered broken rib from Brett Lee in stunt that 'could have been fatal'

Former Australia fast bowler Brett Lee once left Piers Morgan with a broken rib after bowling an over of bouncers at him during the 2013-14 Ashes series

Daily Mirror

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Lisa Keightley: Ashes drubbing has not dented England’s World Cup belief

England failed to win once as they crumbled to a 12-4 points defeat in their multi-format series against Australia.

The Independent UK

Dan Lawrence ready to put Ashes frustration aside and press case in West Indies

Lawrence was restricted to net duty and ferrying drinks for the entire Ashes trip

The Independent UK

Jonny Bairstow hits century as England batters dominate in Antigua

Bairstow scored his side’s only century of a torrid Ashes campaign at the SCG in January

The Independent UK

Women’s Cricket World Cup: Tammy Beaumount fires warning to England rivals - ‘Write us off at your peril!’

England secured a comfortable victory in their second and final Women’s World Cup warm-up match, and Tammy Beaumont has warned their rivals to write the holders off at their peril.

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Tammy Beaumont warns World Cup rivals not to write off England

England were unable to win any of their matches in the multi-format Ashes although there have been signs of promise in New Zealand

The Independent UK

Dan Lawrence offered prime chance to break into England team ahead of West Indies Test

Dan Lawrence has a prime opportunity to earn a place in England’s team for the First Test against West Indies in Antigua having been selected ahead of Ollie Pope in a 12-man team for their only warm-up match.

Evening Standard

Defiant Zak Crawley issues bullish England statement as they bid to banish Ashes nightmare

Zak Crawley believes England have "learnt a lot" from their Ashes humiliation and are set for "a good year" in Test cricket, beginning with their tour of the Caribbean

Daily Mirror

Harry Randall the key to Eddie Jones masterplan to combat Wales

England head coach has learned from Australia’s tactics in the Ashes and wants to grasp early initiative with pace and power

The Guardian - UK

Jack Leach interview: Ashes defeat has given me motivation... I’m ready to give England my all in West Indies

The label “resilient” has followed Jack Leach around. Generally, though, that has been due to off-field matters.

Evening Standard

England post-Ashes drinking session ‘didn’t look good’ as Joe Root explains incident

England captain Joe Root has apologised and explained the drinking session between Ashes rivals after his side's crushing defeat.

Daily Mirror

Joe Root grateful to be kept on as England captain despite Ashes thrashing

Director of cricket Ashley Giles, head coach Chris Silverwood and assistant Graham Thorpe were all axed following the 4-0 loss.

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Australia star Mitchell Starc bowls wide no-ball 'worse than Steve Harmison's'

Brett Lee claimed a wide no-ball that Mitchell Starc bowled in Australia's T20I match against Sri Lanka was worse than Steve Harmison's infamous effort during the 2006-07 Ashes series

Daily Mirror

Stuart Broad set for crisis talks over England future after brutal post-Ashes axing

Stuart Broad was brutally dropped by England following the Ashes and he is set to have talks over his future in the summer amid speculation his international career could be over

The Guardian - UK

Rugby league targets its own Ashes moment with switch to Channel 4

The first ever free-to-air Super League game this weekend will be a huge opportunity to bring the sport into the mainstream

ABC News

How Cricket Australia invested in player power and caused a coaching calamity

As the fall-out from Justin Langer's resignation continues, questions abound over whether he could follow other Aussie coaches overseas and what role his old playing group will have in choosing who replaces him.

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Evening Standard

Emma Lamb gets nod as England name squad form Women’s World Cup defence

After the disappointment of losing the Ashes, England have named their squad for their Women’s World Cup defence in New Zealand, with rookie batter Emma Lamb included.

The Guardian - UK

Whatever happens next, Anderson and Broad deserved a better ending than this

Two of England’s finest fast bowlers are casualties of a red-ball reset that straddles the line between bravery and stupidity

The Independent UK

England take chance to glimpse at life without Broad and Anderson

England are looking for others to step up with the two best bowlers of their generation left at home for the upcoming tour of West Indies, writes Vithushan Ehantharajah

Daily Mirror

Anderson and Broad axe is a continuation of dismal planning that saw Ashes humiliation

England have axed James Anderson and Stuart Broad for next month's tour of the West Indies - but insist it spells the end of neither player's international career

Daily Mirror

Joe Root reveals change in batting position for West Indies tour as eight stars axed

Joe Root will bat at number three for England in their upcoming Test series against the West Indies, after Dawid Malan was one of eight players axed after the Ashes

ABC News

Sharelle McMahon says Australia's Women's Ashes domination of England is nowhere near ending

A long-lasting Australian golden era could continue for many years, according to a post-Ashes assessment from the new Victorian head of female cricket Sharelle McMahon.

Daily Mirror

James Anderson and Stuart Broad axed from England squad for West Indies Test series

England have named their squad for next month's three-Test series against the West Indies, with their two most prolific bowlers of all time left out.

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