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The Daily Telegraph - Saturday - Sport Saturday, 29 Agosto 2026

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Lee Sport Saturday en línea con PressReader. Sport Saturday, publicado en Inglés, es un periódico de Reino Unido. Mantente al día con el número actual o navega por los números anteriores de Sport Saturday en el archivo.

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ArticleAt last, Eng­land have a pace attack to win back the Ashes

Archer, Atkin­son, Robin­son and Tongue are a quar­tet of quicks to strike fear into Aus­tralia, writes Nobody in Aus­tralia will be able to sleep a wink for the next year. Eng­land’s Test team are com­ing together nicely – hav­ing threatened to fall...

At last, Eng­land have a pace attack to win back the Ashes

ArticleRoot closes on series tri­umph as quar­tet blow away Pakistan

Who needs Ben Stokes? Actu­ally, it is hard to think of any side who would need him against this Pakistan team. After just five days of cricket, and des­pite their own lim­it­a­tions with the bat, Eng­land are on the cusp of a series vic­tory at...

Root closes on series tri­umph as quar­tet blow away Pakistan

ArticleExpert seam­ers can

open­ing pair, Gus Atkin­son and Josh Tongue as third and fourth seam­ers – why, they are begin­ning to merit com­par­ison with the four right-arm quicks who made up the fam­ous quar­tet of 2005: Mat­thew Hog­gard, Steve Harmison, Andrew Flintoff and...

Expert seam­ers can

ArticleArcher: Speed gun is dodgy

Jofra Archer thanked the oper­ator of the speed guns at Lord’s after being clocked north of 94mph – but did not believe the read­ing. Archer bowled quickly on the second day of the second Test, pick­ing up three wick­ets. His open­ing spell was his...

Archer: Speed gun is dodgy

ArticlePakistan are pari­ahs of game over Khan stance

At lunch­time on the open­ing day at Lord’s, mem­bers of the Pakistan team could be seen watch­ing an inter­view with the sons of per­haps the coun­try’s greatest Test crick­eter. Noth­ing unusual about that, per­haps – except the Pakistan Cricket...

Pakistan are pari­ahs of game over Khan stance