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England’s Saqib Mahmood admits motivation behind last-wicket stand

Mahmood and Jack Leach put on 90 for the final wicket to guide England out of deep trouble

The Independent UK

Saqib Mahmood relieved England have not ‘fallen to pieces’ as he hits career-best score

Saqib Mahmood expressed regret for “taking his eye off the ball” and missing out on a maiden half-century, but was delighted that England had not “fallen to pieces” after their batters misfired.

Evening Standard

Unexpected batting brilliance from Jack Leach and Saqib Mahmood salvages first day for England

England all out in their first innings for 204 having been 114-9

The Independent UK

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5 talking points as England's top order frailties exposed again after West Indies collapse

England ended day one of the third Test against the West Indies with a first-innings total of 204 after Jack Leach and Saqib Mahmood shared an excellent last-wicket stand

Daily Mirror

Third Test: Jack Leach and Saqib Mahmood give England hope after West Indies skittle batsmen

It is almost impossible to know where this Test, a decider, sits at the close on day one. Is England’s 204 a good score, having been asked to bat first? Is the pitch, so lively earlier on, actually just getting flatter? Only time will tell.

Evening Standard

Jack Leach and Saqib Mahmood stage England recovery after another embarrassing collapse

England fell to 114-9, before a last-wicket partnership between Jack Leach and Saqib Mahmood pushed them past 200 against the West Indies in their third and final Test

Daily Mirror

Mahmood and Leach lead England recovery after West Indies’ fast start

England posted 204 in the first innings of the third Test, thanks to a 10th-wicket stand of 90 between Jack Leach (41*) and Saqib Mahmood (49)

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West Indies v England: third Test, day one – as it happened!

The West Indies bowlers ripped through England until Jack Leach and Saqib Mahmood changed the day with their last-wicket heroics

The Guardian - UK

Is England vs West Indies on TV? Start time, channel and how to watch third Test

Everything you need to know ahead of the Test in Grenada

The Independent UK

Joe Root seeks England series win to leave ‘very difficult’ winter behind

The England captain is hoping for a morale boost in Grenada after a winless winter with uncertainty behind the scenes

The Guardian - UK

James Anderson has "made peace" with England axing and delivers verdict on Saqib Mahmood

James Anderson has spoken about England's controversial decision to drop him and also given his verdict on Lancashire teammate Saqib Mahmood, who recently made his Test debut

Daily Mirror

England must beat West Indies in Third Test to validate green shoots of post-Ashes recovery

Much has gone right for England in this series against West Indies, and two-thirds of the way through, they are in a better spot than they were at the start.

Evening Standard

James Anderson has ‘made peace’ with omission from England squad

Anderson admitted last month he was initially in ‘shock’ and felt ‘frustration and anger’ at being overlooked as part of a much-hyped red-ball reset.

The Independent UK

England hoping for spicier pitch in Grenada for final West Indies Test

Upbeat tourists’ batters are in good nick, but their bowlers will need something better to work on if the series is to be won

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Evening Standard

West Indies vs England Third Test: Double boost for tourists with Ollie Robinson & Craig Overton expected back

England expect to have Ollie Robinson and Craig Overton available for Thursday’s Third Test against West Indies in Grenada.

The Independent UK

Five things we learned from England’s second Test draw against the West Indies

The tourists have twice been frustrated on the fifth day on lifeless pitches and have plenty to ponder as they look to go one better at the next attempt

The Guardian - UK

England frustrated by Kraigg Brathwaite again as second Test ends in draw

The West Indies captain added an unbeaten 56 to first-innings 160 as England were unable to break through on the final day in Barbados

The Independent UK

West Indies resist early England attack to hang on to second Test draw

England declared at lunch and took five wickets as they chased an unlikely victory, but Kraigg Brathwaite’s 58 not out helped steer the West Indies to an anti-climatic draw

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Daily Mirror

5 talking points as Kraigg Brathwaite's mammoth effort ends England's push for victory

England did remarkably well to come close to forcing a victory in Barbados, but the immovable Kraigg Brathwaite was able to lead the West Indies to safety

The Independent UK

England need seven wickets for victory in second Test as West Indies dig in

Saqib Mahmood took two early wickets to give the tourists hope.

Evening Standard

West Indies vs England: Saqib Mahmood relieved to take first Test wickets after ‘feeling like a criminal’

England’s Saqib Mahmood said he felt like a “criminal” when denied his maiden Test wicket by a no-ball, and expressed relief and delight at taking a legal scalp a day later.

The Guardian - UK

West Indies’ Kraigg Brathwaite sets England tough task to win second Test

England’s bowling attack struggled to break down Brathwaite, whose epic 710-minute innings was the third longest by a West Indian

The Independent UK

Saqib Mahmood eager to push for unlikely England victory on Test debut

England are 136 runs ahead with 10 wickets in hand heading into the final day against the West Indies

The Independent UK

Turgid day’s play leaves England and West Indies heading for second Test draw

England sit at 40-0 in their second innings, a lead of 136 runs heading into the final day of the second Test

Daily Mirror

Five talking points as Kraigg Brathwaite's monster hundred blunts England's chances of a win

England are currently leading the West Indies by 136 runs heading into day five of the second Test, but a draw is the most likely result, with a lifeless pitch contributing to bowlers' struggles

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