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Women's T20 World Cup 2024: Match 1, Bangladesh-W vs Scotland-W Match Prediction – Who will win today’s match between BAN-W vs SCO-W?

Bangladesh Women will take on Scotland Women at the Sharjah Cricket Stadium on October 3, in Sharjah. Bangladesh Women will take on Scotland Women in Match 1 of the Women’s T20 World Cup 2024, at the iconic Sharjah Cricket Stadium, on Thursday, October 3, in Sharjah. The event was scheduled to be held in Bangladesh but the political unrest in the country meant it was shifted to the United Arab Emirates. Nevertheless, the country still plays as the host though not geographically. 

Bangladesh were impressive in the warm-up games. They played two games against Pakistan and Sri Lanka and were victorious on both occasions. They would like to continue their momentum, playing their opening game of the tournament. Scotland are jostled up against the giants like England and West Indies along with Bangladesh in Group B. A win here will just add laurels to an already underdog tag.

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Match Bangladesh women vs Scotland Women, Match 1

Venue Sharjah Cricket Stadium, Sharjah 

Date & Time Thursday, October 3, 3:30 PM

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Pitch Report

The Sharjah pitch favors the spinners and the slow turners have had an upper hand while bowling here. But the batters can take heart from the shorter boundaries the ground possesses and can leverage strength if the shot-making gets tougher. The weather will be sunny with temperatures hovering around 36 degrees Celsius.

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Bangladesh vs England, 3rd ODI Live Score Updates: Bangladesh Opt To Bat, Look To Avoid Series Sweep vs England

3rd ODI Live: Bangladesh look to avoid series sweep against England in Chattogram.© AFP BAN vs ENG, 3rd ODI Live Updates: Hoping to avoid a series sweep, Bangladesh take on England in the third ODI at the Zahur Ahmed Chowdhury Stadium in Chattogram. England, on the other hand, eye a series whitewash after registering convincing wins in the first two games in Mirpur. Bangladesh would hope that a…

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Who has the most runs in test cricket?

Test cricket is a form of First-class cricket played at the international level between teams representing full members of countries of the international cricket council (ICC).In test matches, each of the five potential days of the match typically comprises three main sessions usually referred to as the morning, afternoon, and evening sessions. and nowadays the IND vs BAN test match also comes so don't miss this match live score and the live news of cricket all the cricket news of this match.

Many of the players who score in a test match in very good runs but here we talk about the most runs in the test format the Indian cricket god great Sachin Tendulkar was the most runs in the test format Cricket. he has Since 

19892013 and only 200 matches and just 329 innings he has made 15921 runs in a test format and leading the test scorer. 

Top 5 cricketer who has the most runs in Test Format:-

Ricky Ponting(Australia,1995-2012) -- 13289

Jacques Kallis(South Africa ,1995-2013)-- 13289

Rahul Dravid (India,1996-2012) -- 13288

Alastair Cook(England, 2006-2018) -- 12472

Kumar Sangakkara(Sri Lanka, 2000-2015) 12400

This is the top 5 most run scorers in the Test format and about many details and other information about Cricket So you can Follow all the breaking news of cricket and all the latest cricket updates and news.

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India continued their dominant run in the ongoing tour of West Indies by taking an unbeatable 1-0 lead in the 3-match ODI series on Sunday. India vs West Indies 1st ODI MATCH HIGHLIGHTS: Match.

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England vs Bangladesh Cricket Score T20 World Cup 2021 Match Live Updates: Shakib Al Hasan Departs, Bangladesh 3 Down vs England

England vs Bangladesh Cricket Score T20 World Cup 2021 Match Live Updates: Shakib Al Hasan Departs, Bangladesh 3 Down vs England

ENG vs BAN Live Score: England took three wickets inside the powerplay vs Bangladesh.© Instagram The English bowlers ran through the Bangladesh top-order as Moeen Ali removed openers Liton Das and Naim Sheikh while Chris Woakes got the crucial wicket of Shakib Al Hasan to put the batting side on the backfoot early on. Earlier, Bangladesh captain Mahmudullah won the toss and decided to bat first…

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BAN 10/0 in 1 Over I England vs Bangladesh Live Score Updates Of T20 World Cup 2021 Match 20: Naim Shaikh, Liton Das Begin Proceedings

BAN 10/0 in 1 Over I England vs Bangladesh Live Score Updates Of T20 World Cup 2021 Match 20: Naim Shaikh, Liton Das Begin Proceedings

Naim Shaikh and Liton Das begin proceedings in the game. This is the first-ever T20I meeting between the two teams and Bangladesh will be aiming to bounce back from the loss to Sri Lanka. Meanwhile, England defeated West Indies and will look to build on that. Source link

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England vs Bangladesh, T20 World Cup LIVE updates: BAN vs ENG Playing XI prediction, Dream11 Fantasy team, Toss info

England vs Bangladesh, T20 World Cup LIVE updates: BAN vs ENG Playing XI prediction, Dream11 Fantasy team, Toss info

England will face Bangladesh in its second Group 1 match of the 2021 T20 World Cup Super 12 stage in Abu Dhabi on Wednesday. This will be the first time these two sides face off in a T20I match in the men’s game. Here’s a look at the predicted Playing XIs for the match. FOLLOW LIVE ACTION HERE: Bangladesh vs England LIVE score, T20 World Cup 2021 PREDICTED XI England Predicted XI: Eoin Morgan…

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Bangladesh vs England, 2nd ODI Live Score Updates: Taskin Ahmed Strikes As England Go One Down vs Bangladesh

2nd ODI Live: Bangladesh look to bounce back as England eye series-clinching win.© AFP BAN vs ENG, 2nd ODI Live Updates: England are a wicket down against Bangladesh in the second ODI of the three-match series, at the Sher-e-Bangla Stadium in Mirpur. Earlier, Bangladesh captain Tamim Iqbal won the toss and elected to bowl, hoping to level the series, following England’s comprehensive win on…

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European Super League LIVE: Leeds and Liverpool protest, Chelsea and Man City threat made

European Super League slammed by Collymore on GMB

European Super League LIVE updates

– Liverpool, Chelsea, Manchester United, Manchester City, Arsenal and Tottenham confirmed as the six Premier League clubs involved – A further three European clubs are expected to be announced as ‘founding members’ – The new website states that the inaugural season is “intended to commence as soon as practicable”. – The plans have been widely condemned by FIFA, UEFA and all governing bodies involved with threats of clubs and players being banned from domestic and international competitions. Have your say on whether the Premier League should axe the ‘big six’ here

Jurgen Klopp pulls no punches

Klopp said: “My feelings didn’t change. My opinion didn’t change [from when he has criticised Super League suggestions in the past]. I heard for the first time about it yesterday. I was trying to prepare for a difficult game.

“We got some information, not a lot. Most of the things in the newspapers. It’s a tough one. People are not happy with it, I can understand it.

“I can’t say a lot more because we were not involved in the process – not the players, not me – we didn’t know about it. We will have to wait how it develops.”

Leeds and Liverpool protest

Fans of Leeds and Liverpool have joined up ahead of their Premier League clash tonight to protest the ESL.

A banner, attached to the back of an aeroplane which reads “Say no to the super league”, is being flown over Elland Road prior to kickoff.

Supporters are also stood outside of the stadium holding up another banner which was shown to the team’s coaches as they arrived.

The banner flown over Elland Road ahead of Leeds vs Liverpool (Image: GETTY)

Prince William weighs in

Prince William has weighed in on the European Super League plans.

The future King of England said: “Now, more than ever, we must protect the entire football community – from the top level to the grassroots – and the values of competition and fairness at its core.

“I share the concerns of fans about the proposed Super League and the damage it risks causing to the game we love.”

Man Utd player reaction

Manchester United’s players are reportedly angry over not being informed that the club are joining the European Super League.

Ed Woodward held an emergency zoom meeting with the players this morning, according to the Daily Mail.

And they are frustrated that they had to find out the controversial manoeuvre at the same time as the general public.

Chelsea and Man City threat made

UEFA executive committee member Jesper Moller wants Chelsea, Real Madrid and Man City to be kicked out of this season’s Champions League.

The head of the Danish FA told DR: “The clubs must go, and I expect that to happen on Friday.”

Oliver Dowden announcement

Secretary of State for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport Oliver Dowden has made an extremely strong statement in the House of Commons this afternoon, threatening to issue bans on foreign transfers and tax hikes on the big six.

He said: “We are examining every option, from governance reform, to competition law, to the mechanisms that allow football to take place… we will be reviewing everything the Government does to support these clubs to play.

“We will put everything on the table to prevent this from happening.

“We will do whatever it takes to protect our national game.

“I discussed our options with the Prime Minister this morning, and we are working at pace across government and with the football authorities.”

Liverpool fans have placed banners outside Anfield (Image: GETTY)

Premier League meeting tomorrow

The Premier League will hold a meeting on Tuesday between the 14 clubs who have not been included in the European Super League plans. The breakaway competition, which has no promotion or relegation, was revealed last night.

The Premier League has threatened to throw Manchester United, Manchester City, Arsenal, Chelsea, Liverpool and Tottenham, out of the top flight.

FIFA and UEFA has also claimed that any players particiating in the new event will be banned from representing their countries at World Cups and European Championships.

A meeting between the rest of the Premier League teams will take place on Tuesday to decide what action they should take.

Liverpool CEO has email leaked

An email from Liverpool chief executive Billy Hogan to club employees this morning has been leaked.

It read: “The Super League will be the future of European football.

“If we want to continue our journey of being a sustainable Club with ambition to grow and continue winning trophies then we should absolutely be part of that process and have a seat at the table rather than outside that group.”

Ed Woodward a ‘snake’

UEFA president Aleksander Ceferin has not held back on brandishing Manchester United chief executive Ed Woodward as a “snake”.

Ceferin said: “If I start with Ed Woodward, he called me last Thu evening saying he’s very satisfied with and fully supports the reforms + the only thing he want to talk about was FFP, when obviously he had already signed something else.

“Andrea Agnelli is the biggest disappointment of all, I’ve never seen a person that would lie so many times, so persistently as he did. It’s unbelievable.

“We didn’t know we had snakes so close to us, now we know.”

European Super League live reaction (Image: GETTY)

Premier League rivals want punishments

According to Sky Sports’ Kaveh Solhekol, some of the Premier League clubs not invited into the Super League are so furious with their rivals that they want the ‘big six’ kicked out immediately.

He spoke to a board member, who wished to remain unnamed, at one of the clubs intending to join the Super League who admitted the move has caused massive friction within the Premier League, which still has six rounds of matches remaining before its 2020-21 season is completed.

Speaking on Sky Sports News on Monday, Solhekol said: “I asked this board member if civil war had broken out in football and he said, ‘This is not civil war, this is a nuclear war.’

“Some of the other 14 Premier League clubs who are not involved in this breakaway want the six breakaway clubs to be sanctioned immediately.

“They believe the sanction should include suspension from the current Premier League season. Some of these other 14 clubs are so unhappy with what is happening that they want this six clubs to be kicked out of the Premier League immediately.”

Chelsea boss Tuchel talks

Chelsea manager Thomas Tuchel has become the first Premier League manager to talk out about the Super League.

He said in a press conference: “I’ve know since yesterday but I am here to be in the hardest competition, it’s why I came here. To play the toughest competitions in Europe.

“As you know, I don’t get around the subjects around us. I was hoping to talk about Man City and Brighton but it’s not the case.

“I am part of this club and I trust this club to make the right decisions. I think it’s too early to judge everything and it’s not my part.

“On my badge it says that everyone has to play their role. My role is to coach, be focused, and we’ve another game tomorrow.

“I am always a little bit surprised when it happens. We are all competitors and try to beat each other but in the end we hope a manager is in a good place to work.

“So when it happens, it never feels good as a manager. But it’s not my job to comment but it is what it is.

“Everyone fights hard for results and when a big decision comes, it was a surprised. I didn’t see it coming but I wasn’t focusing too much on their situation.

Thomas Tuchel supports Chelsea’s decision (Image: GETTY)

Alan Shearer furious

The Premier League’s all-time top goalscorer Alan Shearer has blasted the proposals for the Super League and wants the big six banned, saying to Coral: “These twelve clubs dropped a huge grenade on the sport with this announcement.

“The Premier League should respond with a grenade of their own, and say, ‘OK, you’re going to be banned from the Premier League from next season, that’s how they should deal with this.’ 

“These clubs want to have their cake and eat it, they think they can play these Super League games in midweek, and their domestic leagues at weekends, but I hope the leagues say no, that’s not happening.

“I also hope that clubs such as Bayern Munich and PSG – two clubs that are definitely in the elite right now – stick by their decision and remain out of this.  Both are hugely successful and I admire their stance, I hope that doesn’t change.”

BT Sport slam plans

BT Sport have hit out at the Super League plans to Broadcast Now, declaring via an unnamed spokesperson: “BT recognises the concerns raised by many of football’s leading voices and fans, and believes the formation of a European Super League could have a damaging effect to the long term health of football in this country.

“As a sport broadcaster showing Premier League, UEFA club football and National League football as well as being lead partner for all the Home Nations football teams, we strongly believe that football makes a significant positive contribution to people’s lives at every level, and this needs to be protected.”

Big six owner would be happy to quit Premier League

Sky Sports News reporter Kaveh Solhekol has spoken to a board member at one of the six Premier League clubs involved in the European Super League plans.

And he has been told that one of the six clubs’ owners would actually prefer to be banned from the Premier League.

“One club owner [of the big six] has said privately that he would be prepared to leave the Premier League if they had to,” he said on Sky Sports News.

“He is saying that the riches on offer are so great, even if we were to be kicked out of the Premier League we would still just focus on joining the new European Super League.

European Super League LIVE: Latest updates, Chelsea boss Tuchel speaks out, Woodward quits (Image: GETTY)

UEFA unaminously vote for new Champions League reform

UEFA’s executive committee has UNAMINOUSLY voted through Champions League reforms to start in 2024.

PSG president Nasser Al-Khelaifi was among those on the committee to agree terms on a new 36-team Champions League format.

Borussia Dortmund reject Super League

Borussia Dortmund CEO Hans-Joachim Watzke: “The clubs wants to implement the planned reform of the UEFA Champions League.

“The plans to found a Super League have been rejected.”

Borussia Dortmund will not be a part of the Super League (Image: GETTY)

Ed Woodward quits role

Manchester United executive vice-chairman Ed Woodward has quit his role on UEFA’s Professional Football Strategy Council.

The Red Devils have also left the European Club Association after signing up for the European Super League.

Woodward is thought to have been a key figure in discussions about revamping the Champions League from 2024.

But the United chief has not left his UEFA role following United’s involvement in the breakaway super league.

We, along with other groups involved in flags, will be removing our flags from The Kop. We feel we can no longer give our support to a club which puts financial greed above integrity of the game.

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Chelsea and a host of other clubs have left the ECA (Image: GETTY)

Super League statement

The Super League website reads: “Twelve of Europe’s leading football clubs have today come together to announce they have agreed to establish a new mid-week competition, the Super League, governed by its Founding Clubs.

“AC Milan, Arsenal FC, Atlético de Madrid, Chelsea FC, FC Barcelona, FC Internazionale Milano, Juventus FC, Liverpool FC, Manchester City, Manchester United, Real Madrid CF and Tottenham Hotspur have all joined as Founding Clubs. It is anticipated that a further three clubs will join ahead of the inaugural season, which is intended to commence as soon as practicable.

“Going forward, the Founding Clubs look forward to holding discussions with UEFA and FIFA to work together in partnership to deliver the best outcomes for the new League and for football as a whole.

“The formation of the Super League comes at a time when the global pandemic has accelerated the instability in the existing European football economic model. Further, for a number of years, the Founding Clubs have had the objective of improving the quality and intensity of existing European competitions throughout each season, and of creating a format for top clubs and players to compete on a regular basis.

JUST IN: European Super League: Who would be in the European Super League?

Am told by well-placed source; *Man Utd & RM “ringleaders” *3 US-owned PL clubs “really mean this”, sold on the NFL model of closed league with star clubs/players driving value *others see it more as leverage over UEFA – unhappy new CL format means £ shared among more clubs..

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The pandemic has shown that a strategic vision and a sustainable commercial approach are required to enhance value and support for the benefit of the entire European football pyramid. In recent months extensive dialogue has taken place with football stakeholders regarding the future format of European competitions. The Founding Clubs believe the solutions proposed following these talks do not solve fundamental issues, including the need to provide higher-quality matches and additional financial resources for the overall football pyramid.

“20 participating clubs with 15 Founding Clubs and a qualifying mechanism for a further five teams to qualify annually based on achievements in the prior season.

“Midweek fixtures with all participating clubs continuing to compete in their respective national leagues, preserving the traditional domestic match calendar which remains at the heart of the club game.

“An August start with clubs participating in two groups of ten, playing home and away fixtures, with the top three in each group automatically qualifying for the quarter finals. Teams finishing fourth and fifth will then compete in a two-legged play-off for the remaining quarter-final positions. A two-leg knockout format will be used to reach the final at the end of May, which will be staged as a single fixture at a neutral venue.

DON’T MISS

Joel Glazer, Manchester United co-chairman, statement

“By bringing together the world’s greatest clubs and players to play each other throughout the season, the Super League will open a new chapter for European football, ensuring world-class competition and facilities, and increased financial support for the wider football pyramid.”

Real Madrid president Florentino Perez statement

“We will help football at every level and take it to its rightful place in the world. Football is the only global sport in the world with more than four billion fans and our responsibility as big clubs is to respond to their desires.”

Andrea Agnelli stepped down as ECA president (Image: GETTY)

UEFA threat

UEFA said in a statement about the proposals: “If this were to happen, we wish to reiterate that we – UEFA, the English FA, RFEF, FIGC, the Premier League, LaLiga, Lega Serie A, but also FIFA and all our member associations – will remain united in our efforts to stop this cynical project, a project that is founded on the self-interest of a few clubs at a time when society needs solidarity more than ever.

“We will consider all measures available to us, at all levels, both judicial and sporting in order to prevent this happening. Football is based on open competitions and sporting merit; it cannot be any other way.

“As previously announced by FIFA and the six Federations, the clubs concerned will be banned from playing in any other competition at domestic, European or world level, and their players could be denied the opportunity to represent their national teams.”

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England vs West Indies Live Score, 1st Test: Rain delays toss in Southampton | Cricket News

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England vs West Indies Live Score, 1st Test: Rain delays toss in Southampton | Cricket News

UPDATE: Groundsmen are at work. Both the teams captains – Ben Stokes and Joe Root – are having a conversation with their respective coaches.

It’s new, it’s unfamiliar… but cricket is close to a return 🏏 https://t.co/5CcZ1R3y2U

— ICC (@ICC) 1594204721000

Let’s have a look at Jofra Archer’s Test numbers so far. How many wickets will he pick up in the series?

Matches 7 Wickets 30 Average 27.40 5w 3

UPDATE: Good news! Rain has stopped. Covers are still in place. The umpires are making their way to the middle for an inspection. UPDATE: The rain is back. The covers are back on. UPDATE: The covers are coming off. UPDATE: Good news, folks! The rain has stopped.

Rain bubbles win the toss. Bio-bubbles to wait it out. #ENGvWI #CricketIsBack #WhistlePodu 🦁💛

— Chennai Super Kings (@ChennaiIPL) 1594204571000

STAT ATTACK: International record at the Ageas Bowl:

ENGLAND WEST INDIES Matches: 26 Matches: 7 Won: 16 Won: 2 Lost: 9 Lost: 3

#ENGvWI: We have a little friend who will be assisting with today’s toss! 🤖 Welcome to the New Normal! @SkyCricket… https://t.co/kqG6y2TKl8

— Windies Cricket (@windiescricket) 1594202652000

UPDATE: There is a light drizzle around.

#ENGvWI DELAY: Light rain has delayed the toss here at The Ageas Bowl in Southampton 🌧 Keep up to date with the wea… https://t.co/dNu4ILyWGa

— Windies Cricket (@windiescricket) 1594201539000

UPDATE: Rain delays TOSS at the Ageas Bowl in Southampton.

We’re all going to have to wait a bit longer – the toss has been delayed 😔 #ENGvWI https://t.co/YTHS2WEVLV

— ICC (@ICC) 1594200968000

STAT ATTACK: West Indies’ maiden tour of England, for a Test series was way back in 1928 under the captaincy of wicket-keeper batsman Robert Karl Nunes. A Percy Chapman-led England side thrashed the Windies 3-0 in the three-match series. Since then, the Windies have toured England 21 times and have emerged victorious on 8 occasions. The West Indies’ last tour to England was in 2017 under Jason Holder’s captaincy which the Caribbean side lost 1-2. The last Test series between the two teams was played in January-February last year in the Caribbean. The Holder-led side won the first Test by a huge margin of 381 runs and then pummeled the tourists by 10 wickets in the second Test. England won the third Test by 232 runs, but the Windies lifted the Wisden Trophy by winning the series 2-1 at the Darren Sammy National Cricket Stadium in Gros Islet, St Lucia. West Indies pacer Kemar Roach was adjudged Man of the Series. He claimed 18 wickets in 3 Tests (6 innings) at an average of 13.85. Roach will be eager to produce an encore when he grabs the red cherry in Southampton. BIG OPPORTUNITY FOR STOKES: Meet the England skipper Ben Stokes and his deputy Jos Buttler for the Southampton Test. England’s 2019 World Cup-winning hero Stokes will be leading the home team in the opening Test in place of regular-captain Joe Root, who has taken leave to be with his wife for the birth of their second child. Stokes has never led England in Tests and will be seen in the leadership role for the first time in his career.

It’s a morning to celebrate! 🎉We want to see your thumbs up 👍 selfies 🤳 wherever you are! You can’t be in the g… https://t.co/CRfGUExzXR

— England Cricket (@englandcricket) 1594198801000

Preparations on full swing:

RETURN OF CRICKET: Highlights from the final day of preparation for the #MenInMaroon 😱 before the historic first te… https://t.co/Buic6Kn5vk

— Windies Cricket (@windiescricket) 1594188346000

The rain has stayed away so far this morning as the lads make their way to the changing rooms 🤞Not long now… https://t.co/NMpxlCYxRK

— England Cricket (@englandcricket) 1594197716000

The wait is finally over as international cricket action is set to resume after almost three months after the COVID-19 pandemic brought the gentlemen’s game to a standstill in March. Hello and welcome to the Live coverage of the opening Test of the three-match series between England and the West Indies.

It’s not as bad as it looks 🤞😂Good morning from the Ageas Bowl! 🏏 https://t.co/m64Q5uxpT3

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It seem a long time since international cricket was played, although it’s been just a few months. But the volume of live action we are used to makes it seems like it’s been ages since a bowler ran in and a batsman took strike. The COVID-19 pandemic had put a stop to all sports, and cricket was no different. But the wait is going to get over today. The contest between bat and ball returns in a bio-secure bubble at the Ageas Bowl in England, where the hosts take on the West Indies to set the ball rolling with the first Test of the three-match series. And we, here at Timesofindia.com, are happily back to be with you and paint all the action in words, as it unfolds in Southampton. West Indies arrived in England well ahead of the scheduled start of the tour, as they had to go through a quarantine period before stepping onto the field. It has all gone smoothly so far and ECB would hope the bio-secure bubble remains impregnable. Some significant changes to start with: 1. There will be no crowd and the stands will be empty. The government hasn’t allowed that. 2. England will have a new captain, only for the first Test, though, as of now. Joe Root is away as he is going to be a Daddy again; and in his absence, the ECB has handed over the Test reins in the talented hands of Ben Stokes. 3. The bowlers can’t use saliva to shine the red cherry. That practrice has been prohibited by the ICC as a safety measure against COVID. And there’s lot more, plus details on the above. So without much ado, then, here’s the Match Preview: The wait is finally over as international cricket action is set to resume after almost three months after the COVID-19 pandemic brought the gentlemen’s game to a standstill in March. England will host West Indies in a three Test series. The first Test begins in Southampton on Wednesday (July 8). The second and the third Tests will be played at the same venue – the Old Trafford in Manchester. Both the captains, Ben Stokes (interim England captain) and Jason Holder (West Indies) are ready with their team sheets, the fans are waiting eagerly to tune in to the action on their television sets, the Ageas Bowl is decked up, and both the teams have their eyes set on the trophy. The countdown has begun for the umpires ‘let’s play’. This series will be very keenly watched by everyone around the world. After all it is the first series which will be played with the new restrictions in place. No crowds, a saliva ban and limited celebrations. THE SALIVA BAN – A CHALLENGE FOR THE BOWLERS The ICC has banned the use of saliva on the ball to counter the coronavirus threat. The international cricket body has confirmed interim changes to its playing regulations. “If a player does apply saliva to the ball, the umpires will manage the situation with some leniency during an initial period of adjustment for the players, but subsequent instances will result in the team receiving a warning,” according to an ICC release. “A team can be issued up to two warnings per innings but repeated use of saliva on the ball will result in a 5-run penalty to the batting side. Whenever saliva is applied to the ball, the umpires will be instructed to clean the ball before play recommences,” the release said. Though bowlers and fielders can apply sweat on the ball, the ban on saliva usage will perhaps make it quite difficult for the bowlers to get movement in the air. The star pacers of England and West Indies – James Anderson and Kemar Roach – are known for their swing and it will be interesting to see how they get movement in the air without using saliva. Former England spinner Monty Panesar recently said that he expects Anderson to be the first bowler to swing the ball without saliva. CLOSED DOORS, NO FANS, NO HIGH-FIVES Cricket without fans, who would have thought that this day would come. But, the series between England and West Indies will be played behind closed doors, with no fans in the stadiums and with multiple health protocols in place. There will be players, umpires and referees, but no fans to cheer their favourite players. There will be no high-fives or hugs or head rubs while celebrating a wicket or when a batsman crosses a milestone. The practice match between Team Stokes and Team Buttler saw James Anderson celebrating, after taking a wicket, with elbow dabs. That will be the new normal during the Test series too. WEST INDIES IN ENGLAND: STAT ATTACK West Indies’ maiden tour of England, for a Test series was way back in 1928 under the captaincy of wicket-keeper batsman Robert Karl Nunes. A Percy Chapman-led England side thrashed the Windies 3-0 in the three-match series. Since then, the Windies have toured England 21 times and have emerged victorious on 8 occasions. The West Indies’ last tour to England was in 2017 under Jason Holder’s captaincy which the Caribbean side lost 1-2. The last Test series between the two teams was played in January-February last year in the Caribbean. The Holder-led side won the first Test by a huge margin of 381 runs and then pummeled the tourists by 10 wickets in the second Test. England won the third Test by 232 runs, but the Windies lifted the Wisden Trophy by winning the series 2-1 at the Darren Sammy National Cricket Stadium in Gros Islet, St Lucia. West Indies pacer Kemar Roach was adjudged Man of the Series. He claimed 18 wickets in 3 Tests (6 innings) at an average of 13.85. Roach will be eager to produce and encore when he grabs the red cherry in Southampton. INTERIM CAPTAIN BEN STOKES England’s 2019 World Cup-winning hero Ben Stokes will be leading the home team in the opening Test in place of regular-captain Joe Root, who has taken leave to be with his wife for the birth of their second child. Stokes has never led England in Tests and will be seen in the leadership role for the first time in his career when the first Test begins on July 8. Stokes is one of the key players in the England team who has the ability to turn a game with his match-winning knocks and magical bowling spells. It will be interesting to see how impressive he will be as captain. PREDICTIONS According to former England cricketer Roland Butcher, the Windies might have an upper hand going into the series. “First of all, the West Indies have really a good chance of winning a series. Let’s not forget, England in England are a phenomenal side. They have played no cricket so far this year. So, everyone started afresh. For West Indies, they have a high chance of winning the series. Their bowling is amazing but their batting should be of high quality,” Butcher told Timesofindia.com in an exclusive interview. “The Windies batsmen need to at least put 300 plus totals in order to have a chance. Their bowling will do the rest. Put 300 plus total and England will be under pressure. That’s what Windies should do. In England, spinners play a big role when the pitch is already in use or some cricket has already been played on that. Since, this will be a fresh start, spinners might struggle. Spinners are not going to be effective,” Butcher, who played 3 Tests and 3 ODIs for England, said. On the other hand, former England spinner Monty Panesar said the series will be a contest between the Windies bowlers and the England batsmen. “The weakness, where it lies since Alastair Cook’s retirement is England’s batting. Their top six isn’t that great. I think it’s a great opportunity for the likes of the top six to get some runs and show that, but then Windies bowling is strong. Windies bowling is much stronger than their batting. They’ve got Kemar Roach. He is an amazing bowler. He has done well in conditions in England. He will be a key player in the Windies team,” Panesar said. “Holder as captain and a player is really good. He is a good all-rounder and his bowling is very handy in these conditions. He can get extra bounce and score runs as well. So, I think it will be Windies bowlers vs England batters. With Joe Root not there, it could be a perfect opportunity for West Indies to really stamp their authority,” the former spinner said. England Squad: Ben Stokes (c), James Anderson, Jofra Archer, Dominic Bess, Stuart Broad, Rory Burns, Jos Buttler (wk), Zak Crawley, Joe Denly, Ollie Pope, Dom Sibley, Chris Woakes and Mark Wood. West Indies squad: Jason Holder (c), Jermaine Blackwood, Nkrumah Bonner, Kraigg Brathwaite, Shamarh Brooks, John Campbell, Roston Chase, Rahkeem Cornwall, Shane Dowrich, Shannon Gabriel, Chemar Holder, Shai Hope, Alzarri Joseph, Raymon Reifer, Kemar Roach

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Tottenham confirm one positive test in Premier League’s fifth round of coronavirus testing | Football News

1197 tests were conducted during the fifth round of Premier League coronavirus testing; Tottenham say the individual is “asymptomatic” and will “self-isolate for seven days”

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Premier League players have now undergone five rounds of coronavirus testing

Tottenham have confirmed they have received the only positive test for coronavirus from the fifth round of Premier League testing results.

The fifth batch of tests took place on Monday and Tuesday this week.

A statement from Tottenham read: “We have been informed by the Premier League that we have received one positive test for COVID-19 following the latest round of testing at our Training Centre.

“Due to medical confidentiality, the individual’s name will not be disclosed.

“They are currently asymptomatic and will now self-isolate for seven days, in line with Premier League protocol, before undergoing further testing.

“We shall continue to strictly adhere to the Premier League’s Return to Training protocol, which ensures our Training Centre remains a safe and virus-free working environment.”

It follows the fourth-round results which were published last weekend, in which there were no new positive tests indicated.

A total of 12 individuals tested positive for COVID-19 out of 3882 from the initial four rounds.

All 20 top-flight clubs, who have now returned to close-contact training, are continuing to adhere to the latest medical advice from the Government and Public Health England to enable a phased resumption of sport in the UK, as a return to Premier League matches behind-closed-doors approaches.

March 5 – Pre-match handshakes banned in the Premier League. March 11 – Man City vs Arsenal is first Premier League game suspended; Liverpool vs Atletico Madrid the last top level game played in England. March 12 – Man Utd, Wolves play away Europa League ties behind closed doors, Rangers host Bayer Leverkusen in front of fans. March 13 – Football suspended following an emergency meeting between PL, FA, EFL and WSL April 15 – SPFL clubs approve plan to end the Scottish Championship, League One and league Two seasons. May 15 – League Two clubs vote to end the season with immediate effect. May 17 – Premier League players and staff tested for COVID-19. May 18 – Scottish Premiership curtailed, with points per game determining league positions and Celtic named champions. May 19 – Premier League clubs return to socially distanced group training. May 25 – Women’s Super League cancelled, with title and relegation to be determined. May 27 – Premier League clubs vote to resume contact training.

The Premier League released the following statement on Wednesday regarding the latest test figures: “The Premier League can today confirm that on Monday 1 June and Tuesday 2 June, 1197 players and club staff were tested for COVID-19. Of these, one has tested positive from one club.

“Players or club staff who test positive will now self-isolate for a period of seven days.

“The Premier League is providing this aggregated information for the purposes of competition integrity and transparency. No specific details as to clubs or individuals will be provided by the League and results will be made public after each round of testing.”

If any players from Manchester City or Arsenal, and Aston Villa or Sheffield United return positive tests, it would almost certainly rule them out of the respective teams’ fixtures scheduled for June 17.

‘Project Restart’ rules require a player who returns a positive test to remain away from group activities for 14 days (subject to the return of a negative test).

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West Ham manager David Moyes says playing friendly matches will help his squad’s preparations for the Premier League restart

In an exclusive interview with Sky Sports News on Friday, Premier League chief executive Richard Masters said test results from the first three rounds had been “reassuring” and the number of positive cases were at an anticipated level.

Testing will continue on a twice-weekly basis as the resumption of the season moves closer.

PL clubs to meet on Thursday

Premier League clubs will discuss a number of outstanding topics over the logistics of Project Restart at a shareholders’ meeting on Thursday, ahead of a second due to be held on June 11.

The use of neutral venues – which could affect up to five games including the Merseyside derby at present, is on the agenda.

Ongoing questions about the prospect of scrapping relegation, using five substitutes – as the Bundesliga has adopted since its restart – and whether clubs can expand their existing 25-man squads to deal with the intensity of the last nine games of the season are all due to be discussed.

So too will the topic of VAR, which has proved a polarising topic in its first season in the Premier League. FIFA has given leagues the opportunity to scrap its usage upon their restart, but the Premier League wants to keep it – as clubs believe the integrity of the competition would be compromised if VAR was not used for the entire season.

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The Premier League has set a provisional date of return for June 17, provided all safety tests are cleared, with Sky Sports showing 64 live games, including 25 which will be broadcast free to air.

In addition to the 39 matches scheduled to be broadcast on Sky before the coronavirus interruption, 25 more matches will be available on both Sky Sports Premier League and Sky’s free-to-air Pick channel. Super 6: Bayern To Stay Ruthless?

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Ashes 2019 – England vs Australia: LIVE scorecard and updates from first Test, Day 1 at Edgbaston

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Cricket Australia cannot fix problems with Darren Lehmann in charge

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Cricket Australia cannot fix problems with Darren Lehmann in charge

What a cop-out. What a disappointment. So, the coach did not know his captain and his deputy were hatching a plan to cheat? How about the bowlers? They must have been surprised when the ball started reverse swinging, then.

Even if James Sutherland and company do the right thing on Wednesday by banning Steve Smith and David Warner for a year, Australia have got this badly wrong already.

There is no way coach Darren Lehmann should have kept his job. This is a cover-up.

Darren Lehmann has escaped unpunished and will continue as head coach of Australia

Steve Smith is likely to face a significant ban but Lehmann will remain in place

The nasty, arrogant, aggressive, old-school culture of Australian cricket needs to change and Lehmann epitomises that. He played a major part in creating it after Australia had ditched Mickey Arthur in 2013. Lehmann is the architect of all that’s gone wrong.

The coach allowed Smith and Warner to hurtle out of control and become enemies of the sport. He was complicit, at the very least, in Warner becoming vice-captain in 2015 against all sensible judgment. It could even have been his idea. That was the moment it all started going wrong.

Remember, too, that Lehmann called Sri Lanka ‘black c****’ during his playing days. He also went on radio while coach of his national side and told Australia supporters to abuse England’s Stuart Broad until he cried. It was virtually an incitement to violence. The warning signs were there for Australia but they ignored them.

James Sutherland, CEO of Cricket Australia, speaks to media about the ball-tampering scandal

Sutherland says the coaching team will remain in place after initial findings in an investigation concluded they had no knowledge of the plot to tamper with the ball

The people who should be crying now are lovers of the game in Australia, who have been so hurt and horrified by what has unravelled in the last three days. Truly, this has become one of the biggest scandals in cricket history.

It says everything about Lehmann that he has not resigned already. He should have fallen on his sword the moment TV showed him on his walkie-talkie telling 12th man Peter Handscomb to get on the field at Newlands and tell Cameron Bancroft his attempt at ball-tampering had been rumbled.

Clearly Lehmann was a popular figure as a player. You only had to listen to the reaction of former bowler Ryan Sidebottom on BBC Radio 5 Live after Sutherland’s weak utterings to know Lehmann was extremely well regarded during his days at Yorkshire.

But that was then and this is now. This was Australia’s big chance and they have blown it already, even if they run Smith and Warner out of town on Wednesday.

Things won’t change significantly until Lehmann’s contract runs out after next year’s Ashes series in England and he will presumably walk away scot free.

Warner, pictured at the airport in Cape Town, will be left out of the fourth Test vs South Africa

Captain Smith flew to Johannesburg but will return to Australia on Wednesday

Cameron Bancroft, at the centre of the ball-tampering storm, will also return to Australia

Australia did get one thing right. Tim Paine is, according to one observer close to the situation, ‘just about the only decent bloke in the team’. Unless they went outside and appointed someone such as George Bailey as their Brendon McCullum figure, Paine was the only viable option as the new captain.

What a rise this is for Paine. Not long ago he was playing for Banbury in Oxfordshire and only a year ago he came close to packing it all in to go to work for cricket ball manufacturer Kookaburra.

His surprise recall for the Ashes has now led to him being charged with sorting out this sorry mess. Good luck with that, Tim.

When McCullum changed the culture of New Zealand cricket, he was assisted by a coach in Mike Hesson who sang from the same song-sheet. Lehmann is just full of bum notes.

Australia should have appointed Ricky Ponting as coach on Tuesday. It is a no-brainer. And if not him then Jason Gillespie, or see whether Trevor Bayliss could be coaxed away from the last 18 months of his England contract.

Instead, they have paid lip service to the crisis and let Lehmann get away with it. Cricket Australia have failed the first significant test of whether they are serious about repairing their shattered image.

Tim Paine is, according to one observer, just about the only decent bloke in the Australia team

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Lots of links today so I'll keep this short: we had a great time at Data Bites 12 this week, an administrative data special courtesy of ADR UK. Catch up on the presentations - covering health, coronavirus, Troubled Families, homelessness reduction, justice, and population data (and how to engage the public) -  and my lockdown hair here. Previous events all here. We'll see you on either Wednesday 5 August or Wednesday 2 September for the next one.

Elsewhere:

A busy week on the civil service reform front. Jane Dudman's article for The Guardian has lots of links to Whitehall Monitor analysis (all our civil service workforce analysis is here). And obviously there's been plenty from the IfG too.

The winners of this year's Orwell Prizes will be announced next Thursday. Full details about how that will play out will appear here soon.

Have a good weekend, and see you next week

Gavin

Today's links:

Tech, tips, etc

Staying connected and looking after your mental and physical health (UK Civil Service)

In Our View, issue 19: Higher marks for homeworking* (Socitm)

How to work well from home (SA Mathieson)

Citizens assemblies are back, in handbook form (mySociety)

The radical technologies to keep offices clear of coronavirus (FT)

Graphic content

Viral content: Leicester is more

Leicester lockdown exposes lack of local Covid testing data* (FT)

Leicester and Merthyr Tydfil top table for UK-wide Covid infections* (FT)

COVID-19: exceedances in Leicester (Public Health England)

Coronavirus: How many cases of COVID-19 where I live? (Sky News)

Data reveals coronavirus hotspots in Bradford, Barnsley and Rochdale (The Guardian)

Viral content: cases

The pace of death (Reuters)

Coronavirus: UK hardest hit by virus among leading G7 nations (BBC News)

Death rate 'back to normal' in UK (BBC News)

Anatomy of a crisis* (New Statesman)

Slow to lock down, slow to stop the spread* (New Statesman)

Ten years of data reveal how austerity weakened the UK's pandemic response* (New Statesman - though some questionable viz choices...)

Newly released data shows towns in the North and Midlands at risk of a second wave* (New Statesman)

This coronavirus mutation has taken over the world. Scientists are trying to understand why.* (Washington Post)

The virus that shut down the world* (Washington Post)

Coronavirus vaccine tracker: How close are we to a vaccine? (The Guardian)

Cox's Bazar refugee camps: where social distancing is impossible (The Guardian)

New normal: How far is safe enough? (Reuters)

Into the fog: How Britain lost track of the coronavirus (Reuters)

How speedy lockdowns save lives* (The Economist)

How the Corona Virus Spreads in Your Region (Zeit Online)

A pandemic primer on excess mortality statistics and their comparability across countries (Our World in Data)

Viral content: consequences

Three Months In, Many Americans See Exaggeration, Conspiracy Theories and Partisanship in COVID-19 News (Pew Research Center)

INFODEMIC COVID-19 IN EUROPE: A VISUAL ANALYSIS OF DISINFORMATION (AFP, CORRECTIV, Pagella Politica/Facta, Maldita.es and Full Fact)

It's been a year since YouGov started tracking Britain's mood on a weekly basis (YouGov, via Ketaki)

Covid-19 and Changing Attitudes: Technology and Big Tech (Institute for Global Change)

N95 mask price differences amongst Latam countries (Ojo-Publico.com via Gavin Hayman)

The Jobs Numbers: Who’s Hiring in America—and Who’s Not* (Bloomberg)

Viral content: sport and leisure

Bookmakers hail return of sports fixtures across Europe* (FT)

Lucrative US college sports industry faces uncertain future* (FT)

Shopping may never be the same again (ONS)

#BlackLivesMatter

Waking up to the realities of racism in the UK* (FT)

Demand for anti-racist literature is up. These black bookstore owners hope it lasts.* (Washington Post)

Lex in depth: Examining the slave trade — ‘Britain has a debt to repay’* (FT)

Britain’s diversity is much more complex than it seems* (New Statesman)

US

Data point to soaring US gun sales in June* (FT)

Forecasting the US elections (The Economist)

The Supreme Court Struck Down A Louisiana Abortion Law. Here’s Where The Fight Could Head Next. (FiveThirtyEight)

Deadliest Mass Shootings Are Often Preceded by Violence at Home* (Bloomberg)

Mapping America’s Underwater Real Estate* (Bloomberg, via Alice)

UK

Mind the values gap: The social and economic values of MPs, party members and voters (The UK in a Changing Europe)

Maps of local deprivation in England (University of Sheffield/MHCLG/mySociety)

Cabinet committees (Oliver for IfG)

A second Scottish independence referendum (Elspeth for IfG)

Cabinet secretaries (me for IfG)

Meta data

Viral content: appy days

The rise and fall of Hancock’s homegrown tracing app* (FT, via Graham)

COVIDSafe has been downloaded by millions, but yet to identify contacts (and authorities say that's a good thing) (ABC News)

Three cheers for the failed NHS coronavirus app (CapX)

COVID-19 Phone Tracking Apps: This Is What Millions Of New Users Need To Know (Forbes)

Privacy is not the problem with the Apple-Google contact-tracing app (Michael Veale for The Guardian)

Viral content: everything else

COVID-19 Local Area Data (UK Statistics Authority)

How governments use GovTech to fight Covid-19* (Apolitical)

How our silent ‘API army’ has helped DWP’s COVID-19 response (DWP Digital)

Covid 19 coronavirus: Government releases hundreds more documents on pandemic response (NZ Herald, via Andrew)

Almost 17,000 Protesters Had No Idea A Tech Company Was Tracing Their Location (BuzzFeed)

Responding to a crisis: balancing short-term tactics with longer-term priorities (Public Digital)

Caldicott Principles: a consultation about revising, expanding and upholding the principles (National Data Guardian)

HMCTS response to letter on open justice in the COVID-19 emergency (Judith Townend for Inforrm)

COVID-19: Overview of HMCTS response (HMCTS)

How Estonia fights Covid-19 by going online* (Apolitical)

NEED FOR OPEN DATA (letter from the Nuffield Trust to The Times)

Viral misinformation

Democracy under threat from ‘pandemic of misinformation’ online, say Lords Committee (Democracy and Digital Rights Committee)

Click Here For Outrage: Disinformation in the European Parliamentary Elections 2019 (Institute for Strategic Dialogue)

Big tech

New regime needed to take on tech giants (CMA)

Digital Regulation Cooperation Forum (CMA, ICO and Ofcom)

India Just Banned TikTok (BuzzFeed)

Andrew Yang Wants You to Own and Sell Your Data (Slate)

A sense of place

FindMyAddress – Making official addresses and UPRNs accessible to the public, for the first time (GeoPlace)

INSPIRE data to be shared under open terms (HM Land Registry/Registers of Scotland)

UK government

The state of the UK’s statistical system (Office for Statistics Regulation)

The UK data governance landscape (Royal Society)

The 2020 to 2021 GOV.UK roadmap (Inside GOV.UK, via Oliver)

Rest of Government: Data misuse as “Missed Use” (medConfidential)

UK Research and Development Roadmap (BEIS)

Launching the Digital, Data and Technology Functional Standard (GDS)

National Data Strategy – "page updated" (Owen Boswarva)

360 x 5

We are 5: our highlights, lessons and hopes for the future (360Giving)

360Giving: About us

Who uses 360Giving data?

Democracy

A democracy sector network? A needs, tools and capacity review (Joe Mitchell)

The Good Web Project (Demos)

AI

Most journalists see AI robots as a threat to their industry: This is why they are wrong (Press Gazette)

How AI helps historians solve ancient puzzles* (FT)

Everything else

Data Bites #12: Getting things done with data in government (IfG)

Missing connections from government platforms (Michael Smethurst)

DARPA vs the Wheely Suitcase; Or, The Quantity vs Quality Theories of Innovation (Jonathan Haskel and Stian Westlake)

Federated Identity for Access to UK Public Services: 1997-2020 (Jerry Fishenden)

Renew Normal podcast: Martha Lane Fox (Demos)

When Proof Is Not Enough (FiveThirtyEight)

Five ways to ensure that models serve society: a manifesto (Nature, via TranspariMED)

Data, Compute, Labour (Ada Lovelace Institute)

The symptoms of toxic technology (Dave Rogers)

Walking the tightrope: 5 tips for writing a data strategy (DataIQ)

Opportunities

EVENT: Careers event at GDS in design and research for under-represented groups (GDS)

JOB: Senior Data Scientist (GDS)

JOB: Data Scientist (GDS)

And finally...

A shipping and delivery map of the UK and Ireland... (Alasdair Rae)

me with a new dataset (Kareem Carr)

When they go low, we go high. (The Lincoln Project)

You can go back 100 years in just four players (David Kane)

How mobile games crushed consoles* (FT)

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England vs West Indies, Live Cricket Score, 1st Test, Day 1: The long wait is finally over. After more than three months of hiatus, the live cricket action is finally back on the television screens as England host West Indies for a three-match Test series. The first Test will begin today at the Ageas Bowl in Southampton, with Ben Stokes' men taking on the side led by Jason Holder. Joe Root is not the part of the squad for England for the first Test, as he attends the birth of his child. The two teams took part in an internal warm-up game to prepare for the Test, which will see significant changes in rules owing to coronavirus pandemic. The most talked-about is, of course, the ban on the usage of saliva, which is likely to impact bowlers as the game proceeds. Here, you can find the full ball-by-ball updates from England vs West Indies, Live Cricket Score, 1st Test, Day 1 from Ageas Bowl, Southampton. LIVE STREAMING