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The Latest Breaking News on Labuschagne immovable as Australia frustrate Pakistan in second Test

England awaiting late decision on whether Pakistan Test begins on Thursday

Approximately 13 to 14 members of the touring party are affected by a viral infection.

The Independent UK

England’s first Test in Pakistan could be delayed after virus sweeps through camp

A final decision on whether the first Test between Pakistan and England will start on time will be taken tomorrow morning after over a dozen members of the England camp went down with a virus.

Evening Standard

England forced into one change to their team as first Test goes ahead as planned

The first Test was given the green light to start on time with England replacing the ill Ben Foakes with Will Jacks for a Test debut

Daily Mirror

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Leaking luggage, Minder and a £1,000 bonus: memories of touring Pakistan

A Test series in Pakistan is always an experience. I’ve been present for three of the previous four tours so I’m conditioned for the odd surprise

The Guardian - UK

Old firm of Labuschagne and Smith put Australia in control against West Indies

Hosts reach 293-2 on day one of the first Test in Perth after unbeaten 154 for Queenslander

The Guardian - AU

Labuschagne hits 154 as Australia take control against West Indies

Perth (Australia) (AFP) - Marnus Labuschagne cracked a masterful unbeaten 154 while Usman Khawaja and Steve Smith hit 50s as a dominant Australia took control of the opening Test against the West Indies at Perth Stadium on Wednesday.

AFP

Labuschagne hits 154 Australia take control against West Indies

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Unspecified virus sweeps through England camp on eve of Pakistan Test

Rawalpindi (Pakistan) (AFP) - The first Test between England and Pakistan could be postponed after around half of the touring side's players, including captain Ben Stokes, were struck down by an unspecified virus a day before the match.

AFP

England’s first Test with Pakistan could be postponed over ‘viral infection’ in camp

England’s squad has been hit by illness, with 13 to 14 members of the touring party affected

The Independent UK

First Test against Pakistan could be put back a day as England affected by virus

Approximately 13 to 14 members of the touring party are affected by the illness.

The Independent UK

Start of Pakistan Test match in doubt after England suffer virus outbreak

The start of England’s Test series against Pakistan is in doubt with over half of the playing squad impacted by illness.

Evening Standard

Decision on Pakistan v England series opener delayed until morning of Test

England and Pakistan will wait until the morning of Thursday’s historic first Test in Rawalpindi before deciding whether it will begin as scheduled after a “viral infection” broke out among the touring party

The Guardian - UK

Stomach bug sweeps through England camp on eve of Pakistan Test

Rawalpindi (Pakistan) (AFP) - England's cricketers, including skipper Ben Stokes, have been struck down with a suspected stomach bug on the eve of the first Test against Pakistan in Rawalpindi, despite the touring party bringing their own chef.

AFP

Illness hits England camp on eve of Pakistan Test with half of squad suffering from virus

England’s preparations for their first Test series in Pakistan for 17 years have taken a major hit as half the squad have gone down with a virus the day before the first Test is set to begin.

Evening Standard

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Daily Mirror

England vs Pakistan Test could be delayed due to sickness and diarrhoea bug in squad

As many as 14 members of the tour party are struggling with the illness, including captain Ben Stokes who has been laid low ahead of the first Test on Friday

AFP

Labuschagne 81 not out as Australia take charge against West Indies

Perth (Australia) (AFP) - Marnus Labuschagne and Usman Khawaja shared in a 142-run stand Wednesday to put Australia on track for a big total in the opening Test against the West Indies at Perth Stadium.

The Independent UK

England preparations hit as illness sweeps through camp in Pakistan

Approximately 13 to 14 members of the touring party are affected by the illness

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