England name squad for India Test series opener at Headingley
England have named a 14-player squad for the first match of the Rothesay Test Series against India, which is set to begin on June 20 at Headingley in Leeds.
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Toney never feared Saudi switch would end England recall chances
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Rangers appoint ex-Southampton boss Martin as head coach
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McIlroy breaks silence on failed driver test at PGA Championship and dodging media
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Exclusive-Man City's third-placed finish may be better achievement than title win, Guardiola says
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Djokovic is underrated and still up there with the best says beaten Zverev
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