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England's performance in the day night Ashes Test at the Gabba has reignited longstanding concerns about their catching reliability, particularly under floodlights. Despite dedicated preparation, the team dropped five crucial chances on the second day, placing them in a vulnerable position as Australia built a lead and strengthened their control of the match. Joe Root defended England's efforts, stating that the squad had trained intensely and used their limited time under lights to prepare as effectively as possible.

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Australia's Ash Gardner delivered a performance for the ages, cementing her place as one of cricket's most formidable all-rounders. Her maiden one-day international century, described as "one of the best Ashes innings," set the stage for a resounding Australian victory over England in Hobart.

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In a breathtaking showdown at the DY Patil Stadium in Navi Mumbai, India scripted one of the greatest comebacks in women's cricket history, defeating defending champions Australia by five wickets to storm into the ICC ODI World Cup final. Chasing a monumental 338, India triumphed with five balls to spare, ending Australia's 16-match unbeaten streak since 2022.

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Sri Lankan cricketer Praveen Jayawickrama has been handed a one-year ban from all forms of cricket after breaching the International Cricket Council's (ICC) anti-corruption code. The 26-year-old spinner was charged with three violations of the code, including failing to report an approach to fix matches and obstructing an ICC investigation.

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England has appointed former captain Charlotte Edwards as their new head coach, a move that marks a significant shift in leadership following the departure of Jon Lewis. Edwards, 45, remains England's all-time leading run-scorer and steps into the role after a stellar playing career and impressive coaching record. She takes over from Lewis, who was dismissed in March following England's crushing 16-0 Ashes defeat in Australia.

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In a dramatic and tense low-scoring encounter in St Vincent, Afghanistan qualified for the semi-finals of a World Cup for the first time by defeating Bangladesh by eight runs. This historic victory saw Afghanistan progress as runners-up from Super 8s Group 1, simultaneously knocking out both Bangladesh and heavyweights Australia from the tournament.

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