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The R&A's CEO Martin Slumbers speaks to the media during a press conference prior to The 151st Open at Royal Liverpool. Picture: Andrew Redington/Getty Images.

'Very credible threat' made to top player in 150th Open at St Andrews

Jon Rahm shelters under his umbrella on a wet practice day for the 151st Open at Royal Liverpool. Picture: Warren Little/Getty Images.

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Moeen Ali hits the winning runs for England in the third and final ODI in Johannesburg. Picture: Dan Mullan/Getty Images

England told to be more ruthless after limping to victory

Jofra Archer brought a buzz of excitement among the crowd at Lords during his six overs against Australia. Picture: Getty.

The Ashes: Stage set for Jofra Archer to pull the strings for England

Umpire Marais Erasmus has to step in as Jason Roy protests after being given out caught behind. Picture: David Rogers/Getty

Jason Roy runs the show as England beat Australia in World Cup semi

England's Mark Wood, right, celebrates with captain Eoin Morgan after taking the wicket of New Zealand's Mitchell Santner. Picture: Paul Ellis/AFP/Getty

Jonny Bairstow inspires England into World Cup semi-finals

Chris Woakes dismisses KL Rahul of India, caught and bowled, during Englands victory at Edgbaston. Picture: Getty.

England rediscover batting verve to keep World Cup bid alive

England are cautiously optimistic paceman Mark Wood will recover from a foot injury to take part in the World Cup. Picture: Mark Kerton/PA Wire

England hopeful Mark Wood will win World Cup fitness race

Keaton Jennings has been recalled by England. Picture: Ricardo Mazalan/AP

Keaton Jennings’ recall by England another example of muddled thinking

Ben Foakes swipes a ball away to leg during his innings of 87 not out against Sri Lanka in Galle. Picture: Stu Forster/Getty

Ben Foakes is surprise star for England after top order stumble

India's Ajinkya Rahane tumbles backwards after catching James Anderson in the slips. Picture: Paul Ellis/AFP/Getty

Joe Root tells England to get back in driving seat against India

Jos Buttler celebrates after reaching his century. Picture: Stu Forster/Getty

Buttler serves up his maiden century but England on verge of defeat

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Sam Curran rescues England in Test but Virat Kohli hits back

England captain Joe Root is run out by counterpart Virat Kohli. Picture: Nathan Stirk/Getty

Virat Kohli mocks Joe Root as England stutter after decent start

Jason Roy celebrates reaching his hundred for England. Picture: Gareth Copley/Getty Images

Jason Roy's ton leads England to series-clinching win

England's Eoin Morgan walks off the field at the Grange. Picture: SNS.

England's Eoin Morgan '˜We just didn't play at our best'

Kyle Coetzer welcomes Englands Eoin Morgan to Grange CC. Picture: Donald Macleod.

Eoin Morgan unsure if associate answer is in internationals

Cameron Bancroft who carried out the ball-tampering, walks out to open the batting for Australia on day four of the third Test against South Africa. Picture: Getty.

Kevin Garside: Schemer Smith has to pay price of Aussie shame

England's Jonny Bairstow looks to the sky after reaching his maiden Ashes century. Picture: AFP/Getty Images

Jonny Bairstow fulfils childhood dream with Ashes century

England's Alastair Cook walks out for a nets session at the WACA in Perth. Picture: Jason O'Brien/PA Wire

Players have to smarten up fast, says Alastair Cook

England Lions opener Ben Duckett has been fined over an incident in a Perth bar. Picture: Steve Parsons/PA

England batsman suspended after Perth bar incident

Australian players celebrate the final wicket of Jonny Bairstow. Picture: PA

The Ashes 2017: Australia defeat England in second Test

Moeen Ali hits out on his way to an unbeaten 67, watched by South Africa wicketkeeper Quinton de Kock. Picture: Getty.

Moeen Ali hits out to revive England in fourth Test

Tom Westley of Essex gets his chance at No 3 due to Gary Ballance's broken finger. Picture: PA

Allan Massie: England must get heads down against South Africa

England's Jonny Bairstow plays a shot as South Africa's Mangaliso Mosehle keeps wicket during the T20 international at The Ageas Bowl in Southampton. Picture: Glyn Kirk/AFP/Getty

Jonny Bairstow stars with the bat as England ease to victory

India captain Virat Kohli raises his bat and helmet after scoring a double century against England. Picture: Rafiq Maqbool/AP

England face defeat after Virat Kohli masterclass in Mumbai

India captain Virat Kohli makes a 'shush' gesture to the dismissed Jonny Bairstow. Picture: Altaf Qadri/AP

Jonny Bairstow: We won't rise to Virat Kohli antics

England's Ben Stokes bats during the fourth one day international at Headingley. Picture: Richard Sellers/PA Wire.

England beat Pakistan to maintain winning white-ball run

Unbeaten on 82, Jonny Bairstow steered England into pole position. Photograph: Rui Vieira/PA

Bairstow and Ali put England in control

England one-day captain Eoin Morgan. Picture: Shaun Botterill/Getty

Jonny Bairstow's run-making poses dilemma

Englands Jonny Bairstow bats during his unbeaten 107 against Sri Lanka at Lords yesterday. Picture: Gareth Copley/Getty

Jonny Bairstow lays Lord's ghost to rest with unbeaten ton

Sri Lanka's captain Angelo Mathews. Picture: AFP/Getty Images

Sri Lanka show resistance to delay series win for England

South Africa bowler Morne Morkel, second left, celebrates after dismissing James Taylor. Picture: AP

Places up for grabs as England end tour on a losing note

Quinton de Kock of South Africa celebrates his century. Picture: Julian Finney/Getty Images

De Kock's century leaves England in a battle for runs

England's Chris Woakes is congratulated after taking the wicket of Dane Piedt of South Africa. Picture: Getty

England wrap up impressive win over South Africa

Englands Steven Finn celebrates taking the wicket of Faf du Plessis during day four of the first Test. Picture: Getty

Steven Finn delivers as England close in on victory

England bowler Stuart Broad, centre, celebrates after dismissing South African batsman AB de Villiers for 49 on day two in Durban. Picture: Getty

Stuart Broad gives England the edge in Durban

Pace bowler Steven Finn has been added to the England squad for this winters tour of South Africa after returning to fitness. Picture: PA

Steven Finn return to fitness boosts England squad

England's wicket keeper Jonny Baistow (right) tries to catch the ball played by Pakistan's Mohammad Hafeez (left). Picture: AFP/Getty Images

Pakistan surge ahead as England lose edge

Englands Jos Buttler after being dismissed for just seven runs against Pakistan on Monday. Picture: PA

Jos Buttler may pay price for England’s defeat

Pakistan's cricket players celebrate after dismissing England's Adil Rashid to win the second Test. Picture: Getty

Adil Rashid heroics to no avail as England fall
Adil Rashid’s heroics proved agonisingly in vain as England’s great escape faltered at the last against Pakistan in Dubai.

Pakistan's Misbah Ul Haq hit an unbeaten 102 against England in Dubai. Picture: AFP/Getty Images

Misbah century leaves England frustrated

Englands Stuart Broad celebrates the wicket of Adam Voges of Australia. Picture: Getty Images

Broad’s eight wickets leaves Australia reeling

Chris Rogers retired ill after suffering a dizzy spell. Picture: Getty

David Warner: Chris Rogers saw Lord’s stand ‘move’

Jonny Bairstow returns to Englands Test squad for the first time since the final match of their 2013-14 Ashes whitewash defeat. Picture: Getty

Jonny Bairstow recalled to England squad

Michael Clarke (L) and Shane Watson embrace as Australia win the the fourth Test in Melbourne. Picture: Getty

Ashes: Australia win fourth Test and eye whitewash

England coach Andy Flower says he hasnt thought about his future. Picture: Reuters

Ashes: Andy Flower coy on his England future

Ian Bell walks in with Tim Bresnan after completing his third hundred of the Ashes series. Picture: PA

Ashes: Ian Bell to the rescue again with third ton

Brad Haddin celebrates the key wicket of Kevin Pietersen, whose attempt to get the better of spinner Nathan Lyon failed . Picture: Getty

Disciplined Australia take grip of fourth Test

Michael Clarke has been the best Aussie batsman. Picture: AP

Allan Massie: Australia will have point to prove

Ian Bell: Batting masterclass. Picture: Reuters

Australia hit back with late wickets after Bell rings up another century

England's James Anderson celebrates after bowling Australia's Michael Clarke for a duck. Picture: PA

Ashes: England take upper hand on wild first day

Ashes: Compton omission may be mistake - Clarke

Hamish Rutherford is unable to stop Joe Root getting the ball away as he headed for his century. Picture: Getty

Cricket second test: Root and Bairstow impress

Cricket: Pietersen progress sparks batting battle

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