One of New Zealand's finest
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Tim Southee – right-arm rockstar, unsung from afar
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Focus on 'brainless' half-hour obscures England's bigger picture
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Ollie Pope: 'I've always seen myself as a top-order batter. I know I've got the game to succeed'
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Joe Root casts off the shackles of captaincy to thrive in low-profile surroundings
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'Sometimes the ball goes for six even if I've not timed it, because of the work I've put in'
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Which has been India's best pace-bowling contingent?
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Australia's chases, and two unbeaten debutants
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India grind past defiant South Africa
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Smith and Johnson pick perfect time to reap
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