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Rachin Ravindra: the World Cup breakout star from New Zealand with Indian roots

Rachin Ravindra, born in NZ to Indian parents, knew cricket was his life. He made his Test debut in India, followed by his World Cup debut in Ahmedabad, where he scored an unbeaten 123. He's a handy left-arm spinner too, and loves Test cricket for its drama. He's had stints…

The Hindu

Unassuming Alastair Cook exits quietly but his excellence speaks for itself

The former England captain enjoyed five more years at Essex after retiring from Test duty, a rare feat among internationals

The Guardian - UK

5 talking points as Wales face Argentina for a Rugby World Cup semi-final spot

Wales have lost only two of their 11 Tests against the Pumas.

The Independent UK

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Sandpaper saga in the past as Bancroft eyes Test return

Cameron Bancroft has been the king of Sheffield Shield ranks over the past year, and he hopes the hot form will lead to an Australian Test recall.

AAP

Cherrington relieved to get Jillaroos call after ban

Test forward Kennedy Cherrington says she is refreshed and relieved by her national call-up after battling some dark times during a four-match ban.

AAP

Test opener Khawaja rested for Bulls' Shield clash

Queensland captain Usman Khawaja has been rotated out of his side's Sheffield Shield clash as part of Cricket Australia's workload management plans.

AAP

Johnny Sexton: Facing All Blacks out for revenge ‘biggest challenge in rugby’

Andy Farrell’s men have topped the Test world rankings since upsetting New Zealand last summer.

The Independent UK

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Victoria batsman Pucovski in smooth first-class return

Will Pucovski has made a composed return to first-class cricket with a solid innings for Victoria against Western Australia in the Sheffield Shield.

AAP

Eddie Jones set to remain coach despite World Cup woes

Rugby Australia will review the Wallabies' World Cup failings but the governing body looks set to continue with besieged coach Eddie Jones.

AAP

Jos Buttler will let England’s white-ball legacy be decided by others

Eight members from the class of 2019 are in England’s 15-strong squad for the defence of their 50-over crown in India, which starts this week.

The Independent UK

Robbie Henshaw waiting for chance due to form of Bundee Aki and Garry Ringrose

The two-time British and Irish Lion has been a Test regular for a decade.

The Independent UK

Rugby World Cup: Jonny May hails England’s ‘frightening’ Marcus Smith in full-back role

Gloucester wing May once held the crown as Red Rose’s quickest player - but Henry Arundell and Smith have since emerged

Evening Standard

Ben Stokes: ‘I don’t think it’s arrogance to say we’re a very good team’

Having reversed his 50-over retirement, England’s Test and T20 talisman talks to Ali Martin about the Ashes summer, Freddie Flintoff’s return and his hopes of retaining the World Cup in India

The Guardian - UK

Phil Salt insists England is ‘priority’ over franchise cricket as he eyes involvement in all formats

The batter wants to solidify his place in the white-ball side but believes he could deliver for England at Test level too

Evening Standard

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Former Wallabies winger Drew Mitchell slams Eddie Jones

Former Test winger Drew Mitchell says coach Eddie Jones owes Wallabies fans an explanation over his call to leave out veteran players from his World Cup squad.

The Hindu

India have another shot at getting their team right; so do Australia

India best team in world, Asia Cup triumph reveals teams not far apart; selection time for World Cup, Ashwin's return likely; Rohit Sharma hopes Iyer, Axar Patel recover; Bumrah, Rahul's return key to India's success; right choice must be immediately successful in World Cup.

The Independent UK

England captain Zak Crawley happy to have Joe Root available against Ireland

Root is the only member of the first-choice squad taking on the Irish in the series opener at Headingley on Wednesday.

Evening Standard

Zak Crawley relishing England ODI captaincy after Ashes exploits open new doors

Kent opener will lead his country on just his fourth 50-over appearance as England look to the future with World Cup stars rested

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The Independent UK

Zak Crawley ‘shocked’ to be handed England ODI captaincy against Ireland

With England’s World Cup squad preparing to head for India, the selectors have cast their net far and wide for the three matches

Evening Standard

Change in the air as Jos Buttler’s Dad’s Army prepare for India battle

No sooner has a dose of World Cup clarity been delivered than England offer up a glimpse into the unknown that lies beyond.

Evening Standard

Samoa vs Chile: Christian Leali’ifano takes next step in remarkable career after allegiance switch

Christian Leali’ifano will take the next step in his remarkable career when leading Samoa’s backline against Chile at the Rugby World Cup on Saturday.

Evening Standard

Stuart MacGill: Ex-Australia cricketer charged over alleged role in cocaine supply plot

Former Australian cricketer Stuart MacGill has been charged over his alleged involvement in a deal to supply large-scale quantities of cocaine.

Evening Standard

Rugby World Cup: Committed Joe Marler happy on return to ‘horrific’ Test arena with England

Harlequins prop is fully buying into the Steve Borthwick regime and ready to play any role

Evening Standard

Ben Stokes shows why England rivals are in awe ahead of World Cup title defence

Inspirational Test captain blasted 182 in a third ODI demolition of New Zealand, surpassing the previous England best posted by Jason Roy

France 24

Hosts France rest key players for Uruguay clash after victory over All Blacks

France’s head coach Fabien Galthié made wholesale changes to his side for the hosts' second Rugby World Cup game against Uruguay on Thursday, though he cautioned against taking the South American squad lightly.

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