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James Anderson and Stuart Broad star as England take control after dismissing SA for 151

James Anderson and Stuart Broad starred with the ball for England as they skittled South Africa for just 151, before reaching 111-3 in response with Jonny Bairstow and Zak Crawley unbeaten

Daily Mirror

England make swift progress on opening day of second South Africa Test

James Anderson and Stuart Broad took three wickets apiece in helpful conditions before England reached 111-3 at the end of the opening day

The Independent UK

Anderson strikes before Crawley and Bairstow hold firm against South Africa

Manchester (United Kingdom) (AFP) - England great James Anderson marked becoming the first player to appear in 100 home Tests by taking 3-32 as South Africa were dismissed for just 151 on Thursday's first day of the second Test at Old Trafford.

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5 talking points as James Anderson and Stuart Broad put England in charge vs South Africa

England trail South Africa by just 40 runs in the second Test after bowling the Proteas out for 151 and reaching 111-3 at the close of play with Zak Crawley and Jonny Bairstow unbeaten

Daily Mirror

Anderson, Broad star as England bowls out South Africa for 151

James Anderson became the first-ever player in Test history to make 100 appearances at home when he took the field for the second Test between England and South Africa at Old Trafford

The Hindu

Anderson strikes before Rabada takes South Africa to 151 all out

Manchester (United Kingdom) (AFP) - James Anderson led a fine display by England's quicks before South Africa tailender Kagiso Rabada took the Proteas to a total of 151 on Thursday's first day of the second Test at Old Trafford.

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Anderson strikes before South Africa's Rabada repels England

Manchester (United Kingdom) (AFP) - James Anderson led a fine display by England's quicks before South Africa tailender Kagiso Rabada held firm to take the Proteas to 143-8 at tea on Thursday's first day of the second Test at Old Trafford.

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England run through South Africa top order at Old Trafford

The tourists were reduced to 108 for eight before a fightback of sorts from tail-enders Kagiso Rabada and Anrich Nortje.

The Independent UK

Pace bowlers give England early control of second Test against South Africa

The tourists were on the back foot after winning the toss and choosing to bat.

The Independent UK

Ben Stokes fixed on beating South Africa by setting benchmark with bat

The Test captain is unwilling to change his aggressive approach and wants to lead by example in second Test at Old Trafford

The Guardian - UK

Shubman Gill could extend the line from Sachin through Kohli

He gives the impression of being a thinking cricketer who knows his game well and responds to game situations intelligently and without fuss

The Hindu

England vs South Africa: Zak Crawley, fresh bowling attack and Brendon McCullum’s key questions

England will back Zak Crawley and keep playing aggressive in Manchester but could change their bowling line-up

The Independent UK

South Africa dismiss England for 165 as Kagiso Rabada takes five wickets

Rabada cleaned the hosts up on the second morning at Lord’s

The Independent UK

England vs South Africa live stream: How to watch first Test match at Lord’s online

Everything you need to know ahead of the first Test of the series

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Is England vs South Africa on TV today? Start time, channel and how to watch first Test

Everything you need to know ahead of the first Test of the series

AFP

England recall fit-again Foakes for South Africa opener

London (AFP) - England have recalled fit-again wicketkeeper Ben Foakes for the first Test against South Africa at Lord's starting on Wednesday.

The Independent UK

South Africa ready to test England’s bold new era – just don’t mention Bazball

South Africa captain Dean Elgar has shown little time for England’s revolution under Brendon McCullum and Ben Stokes ahead of an intriguing first Test at Lord’s on Wednesday

Evening Standard

James Anderson confident no other fast bowler will be ‘stupid enough’ to play Test cricket past 40th birthday

James Anderson will play his first Test match since his 40th birthday when England meet South Africa at Lord’s but he does not believe another fast bowler will be “stupid” enough to play until his age, given the rise of T20 cricket.

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The Independent UK

England Test players in their forties unlikely in future, claims James Anderson

Anderson made his debut against Zimbabwe in May 2003 and has gone on to claim 657 wickets in 172 Tests.

Daily Mirror

James Anderson fears he and Stuart Broad will be the last fast bowlers of their kind

Anderson will become the first England fast bowler to play Test cricket past the age of 40 since 1961 but he believes there won't be another to follow in his and Stuart Broad's steps

AFP

Paceman Anderson relishing 'incredible' England revival

London (AFP) - England fast bowler James Anderson says the team's "incredible" Test revival has left him eager to return to the fray in the upcoming series against South Africa.

The Independent UK

James Anderson ‘as happy as I have felt in an England dressing room for years’

Anderson is enjoying the culture created by new head coach Brendon McCullum and captain Ben Stokes

Evening Standard

England vs South Africa: Relentless drive makes evergreen James Anderson a true great, says Andrew Strauss

Sir Andrew Strauss believes it is James Anderson’s desperation to continue to improve that will this week take his Test career beyond his 40th birthday.

Manchester Evening News

ITV Good Morning Britain viewers 'almost in tears' over 'hero' guest amid cost of living crisis

Viewers were left feeling emotional thanks to one guests' appearance on the programme with Charlotte Hawkins and Adil Ray

Daily Mirror

GMB viewers praise 'hero' plumber who fixes boilers for free amid cost of living crisis

Good Morning Britain viewers praised 'hero' plumber James Anderson, who runs a charity that helps fix people's boilers for free if they are struggling amid the cost of living crisis

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