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England set Australia target of 281 on day four of thrilling first Ashes Test

The hosts were 273 all out at the end of an elongated afternoon session.

The Independent UK

England sets Australia 281-run victory target in first Ashes Test at Edgbaston

Australia needs to chase down 281 to win the first Ashes Test after Pat Cummins and Nathan Lyon stood up to dismiss England for 273.

The New Daily

The Pat Cummins delivery that symbolised Australia captain’s importance

The Aussie skipper produced a moment of magic to dismiss Ollie Pope before finishing off England’s second innings to set up a chance at victory in the first Test

The Independent UK

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Ben Stokes a calming presence as high-risk England lose three morning wickets

At lunch England were 162 ahead on 155 for five.

The Independent UK

The Ashes: Stuart Broad sets up thrilling finale with late Steve Smith and Marnus Labuschagne scalps

CLOSE: England 393/8d & 273, Australia 376 , 107/3

Evening Standard

The Ashes: Ben Stokes’ blue-sky thinking pays dividends with Rawalpindi re-creation

First battle of this fascinating Ashes series comes in the field as England captain Ben Stokes gets creative

Evening Standard

England leads Australia by 35 runs after losing early wickets at rain-hit Edgbaston

Australia captain Pat Cummins, who scored a six-laden 38 at No. 8 in sunshine, took 1-9 in 5.3 overs as the weather deteriorated in the afternoon. Scott Boland grabbed 1-1 in two overs.

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England and Bazball are here to save Test cricket. Maybe Australia can too

In their own version of this story England are the heroes. But what if they are not and some proper needle is needed instead?

The Guardian - UK

Australia cloud England’s mood after seeing their own tail washed away

Rain cut day three of the first Ashes Test short but it was the heavy skies that brought it that put paid to England’s openers

The Guardian - UK

England and Australia set up shootout as bowlers make their presence felt

The first Ashes Test is set to end in a two-innings shootout with England 35 runs ahead of Australia with two wickets down after the third day at Edgbaston

The Guardian - UK

Australia captain Cummins rocks England in 1st Ashes Test

BIRMINGHAM (UNITED KINGDOM) - Australia captain Pat Cummins starred with both bat and ball as the Ashes-holders had the better of a rain-marred third day in the first Test against England in Birmingham on Sunday.

Bangkok Post

Ollie Robinson asks Australia over Usman Khawaja celebration: ‘If you can’t handle that, what can you handle?’

England bowler Ollie Robinson shrugged off his expletive-laden send-off of Australia's Usman Khawaja as “part of the theatre” of Ashes cricket.

Evening Standard

Australia claim upper hand with quick dismissal of England’s openers

Ben Duckett and Zak Crawley fell in a 20-minute spell between showers.

The Independent UK

England lose both openers between rain showers as Australia seize the initiative

England lost Ben Duckett and Zak Crawley in consecutive overs in desperately difficult batting conditions.

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The Hindu

The Ashes 2023 | England dismisses Australia to take 7-run lead in thrilling opener

This cricket news by The Hindu reported on England restricting Australia at 386 on day 3 of The Ashes 2023 Test Series. Read the full report here.

The Independent UK

England earn slender lead in Ashes opener as Ollie Robinson shines with the ball

Robinson ousted centurion Usman Khawaja before adding two more scalps to give England a seven-run first-innings advantage.

Evening Standard

The Ashes: Advantage Australia as England openers fall in Edgbaston gloom

DAY 3, STUMPS: Australia 386, England 393-8d & 28-2

The New Daily

Mitchell Starc awaits (and waits … and waits) call to unleash his pace against England

Mitchell Starc's horror selection run in England has been laid bare after he was dropped for the first Ashes Test at Edgbaston.

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The Independent UK

Ashes opener lives up to hype as England and Australia trade blows at Edgbaston

Australia closed on 14 without loss after England surprisingly declared on 393 for

Daily Mirror

Joe Root proves 'Bazball' can take it to Australia as England make early Ashes declaration

England declared on 393 on day one of the First Ashes Test as Joe Root smashes a ton with the hosts sticking to their Bazball principles leaving Australia to respond at Edgbaston

The Guardian - UK

Joe Root scores superb Ashes century before England declare against Australia

Australia survived a tricky late spell after Root scored 118 not out and England declared when closing in on 400 on the opening day of the first Ashes Test

The Independent UK

Joe Root ensures most-hyped Ashes lives up to billing on thrilling opening day

England 393-8dec, Australia 14-0 - Australia trail by 379 runs: Root made a stunning century before England’s bold declaration at Edgbaston

The Independent UK

Masterful Joe Root century lights up high-octane opening day of Ashes

England declared at 393 for eight before Australia closed on 14 without loss.

The Guardian - UK

Zak Crawley sets frenzied tone for Ashes with brilliant first-ball blast

As the only hush of the day descended at Edgbaston, the opener delivered good omens for England from the off

The Independent UK

England’s Ashes bid begins with party at Edgbaston, Bazball’s spiritual home

Drunk and sunbunt by the end, England fans revelled as they discovered how their team’s new-found attacking philosophy would play out in the heat of an Ashes

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