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McCullum joins crackdown on England players' behaviour (opens the original)
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Brendon McCullum has promised to hold England's white-ball side to the same standards as the Test team, launching his job share with fellow New Zealander Stephen Fleming with a reminder that their lifestyle "comes with responsibilities". Fleming, who stayed at home during the recent Pakistan series, is in England for a fortnight meeting cricket board officials, Test skipper Joe Root and key figures in county cricket . He is due to link up with McCullum's limited-overs squad in Manchester ahead o
Pakistan squad cull surprise to skipper Babar Azam (opens the original)
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Pakistan captain Babar Azam has said he was not consulted about the decision to tear up his squad ahead of this week's final Test against England, admitting the drastic cull was "news to me". Heavy defeats at Headingley and Lord's were met with sweeping changes by the Pakistan Cricket Board, who reacted by sending seven players home as well as removing head coach Sarfaraz Ahmed and his assistant Umar Gul from their positions. A raft of replacements were summoned, including five with no Test expe
Struggling Pakistan axe coach and replace seven players (opens the original)
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Pakistan have taken instant and dramatic action after back-to-back thrashings by England, ousting head coach Sarfaraz Ahmed and sending seven squad members home. The tourists lost by an innings in the series opener at Headingley before going down by 194 runs at Lord's as England took an unassailable 2-0 lead. Amid debates over whether it is one of the country's worst ever sides, the Pakistan Cricket Board has provided its own answer ahead of the third Test at Edgbaston – parachuting white-ball c
Babar back to lead Pakistan at Lord's '90 per cent fit' (opens the original)
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Pakistan captain Babar Azam has declared himself "90 per cent fit" as he returns to lead his country in the second Test against England. Babar was ruled out of last week's series opener at Headingley due to a finger injury, with the tourists crushed by an innings and 103 runs in his absence. The 31-year-old was hit on the glove by England Under-19 prospect Manny Lumsden during a warm-up match in Beckenham but has returned to batting in the nets over the last 48 hours and is set to bolster a line
'Stupid mistakes': Root dismay over England incident (opens the original)
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Angry England captain Joe Root has declared himself "really hacked off" by the latest drinking drama to engulf his side, insisting they must now work hard to regain public trust. Pace bowler Brydon Carse was removed from the squad for this week's second Test against Pakistan after joining a growing list of contracted players who have been involved in alcohol-related incidents in the past year. Carse was detained by police on suspicion of being drunk and disorderly outside a nightclub on Saturday
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