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Stuart Broad and Ben Stokes help England dominate second morning of first Ashes Test

Broad took two wickets in as many balls to electrify the Edgbaston crowd on Saturday morning

The Independent UK

The Ashes: Usman Khawaja century leaves England ruing missed chances

DAY 2, STUMPS: England 393-8d, Australia 311-5

Evening Standard

Ashes 1st Test | Brilliant Root ton puts England in command on Day 1, but early declaration backfires

The Ashes 2023: follow session by session updates of the opening Ashes Test between England and Australia at Edgbaston

The Hindu

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The Ashes live stream: How to watch England vs Australia 1st Test free online today

The first match of the Ashes 2023 gets underway at Edgbaston in Birmingham on Friday, June 16. Here's how to watch The Ashes 2023 live stream from wherever you are.

Tom’s Guide

Steve Smith holds fond memories of Edgbaston as he prepares for Ashes battle

Smith made centuries in both innings last time.

The Independent UK

Australian batting trio makes history before start of Ashes

Australia will enter the Ashes with the world’s best three batsmen, after becoming the first side in four decades to top the ICC rankings.

The New Daily

Rahane, Shardul rise in ICC Test rankings; Ashwin maintains top spot among bowlers

India’s comeback man Ajinkya Rahane on June 14 climbed to the 37th position while Shardul Thakur rose to 94th among batters, even as Ravichandran Ashwin maintained his top spot among Test bowlers despite not featuring in the World Test Championship final.

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Australia fill top three slots in ICC men’s Test batting rankings ahead of Ashes

Marnus Labuschagne retains top spot, with team-mates Steve Smith and Travis Head moving up to second and third respectively.

The Independent UK

Harbhajan questions India’s spin-friendly pitches; says “cannot give yourself that fake confidence”

After India’s ICC World Test Championship final loss to Australia at The Oval, legendary spinner Harbhajan Singh raised questions over highly spin-friendly pitches in India

The Hindu

Australia in total control against India at the Oval

India will need to send records tumbling to take victory.

The Independent UK

Ollie Robinson: ‘I felt I was never going to play cricket again’

England quick is contrite about his racist tweets and with Ashes about to start he has already bowled Labuschagne and Smith

The Guardian - UK

Marnus Labuschagne admits ‘hands just about hanging on’ after bruising Oval test

Australia remain in control of the World Test Championship final against India after day three.

The Independent UK

WTC final: Australia look set to begin Ashes as world Test champions with win over India in sight

Baggy Greens stretch lead to 296 despite profligacy in the field

Evening Standard

Labuschagne and Smith keep Australia in control of final after India fightback

Australia lead India by 296 runs with six second innings wickets intact after the third day of the World Test Championship at the Kia Oval

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The Independent UK

Australia on course for world title despite fielding woes against India

India were bowled out 173 runs short of Australia’s first-innings total at the Oval

Daily Mirror

Australia's Marnus Labuschagne nods off during India match before being woken up to bat

Marnus Labuschagne had a sudden wake up call after nodding off on the balcony during the World Test Championship final clash between Australia and India at The Oval

The Hindu

WTC Final 2023: Head and Smith run India ragged with huge stand on Day 1

A tenacious Australian batting line-up made the most of the miss, moving to a comfortable 327 for three at the end of the first day of the ICC World Test Championship final here on Wednesday.

The Guardian - UK

Australia’s Head-start changes emphasis and puts India to the sword

When Travis Head arrived at the Oval crease, his side were in a precarious position – now they will enter day two well in charge

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The Independent UK

Travis Head fires down warning shot ahead of Ashes summer with unbeaten century against India

Head scored an unbeaten 146 against India on day one of the World Test Championship final

The Guardian - UK

Travis Head’s fluent 146 not out against India turns WTC final Australia’s way

Australia scored 327 for three on the first day of the World Test Championship final against India with Travis Head compiling a superb 146 not out

Evening Standard

World Test Championship final: Travis Head century puts Australia in command against India

Baggy Greens lay down marker in final Ashes warm-up

The Independent UK

Travis Head lays down Ashes marker with blistering century against India

Head was the standout performer as the Baggy Greens racked up 327 for three.

The Independent UK

Travis Head hits quickfire 60 to give Australia momentum in WTC against India

Head was at his counter-punching best, reeling off 10 boundaries in 75 balls to push the pressure back on to the Indian attack.

The Independent UK

David Warner out for 43 just before lunch on day one of World Test Championship

Australia reached 73 for two against India by the first interval at the Kia Oval.

The Hindu

WTC final | Oval pitch will assist spinners, a good venue for India: Tendulkar

Sachin Tendulkar reckons the spin-friendly Oval pitch will make India a confident side going into the World Test Championship final against Australia and their tweakers could become doubly dangerous if they are able to get “that drift” and make the ball talk in the air.

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