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The Ashes: Jacob Bethell fails to push Test case as England Lions beat PM XI in pink-ball warm-up Original

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By Simon Mann, Callum Matthews Verified
| BBC Sport Verified
Image source, Getty Images Image caption, Jacob Bethell averages 38.71 in four Tests ByCallum Matthews BBC Sport senior journalist Tour match, Manuka Oval, Canberra (day two of two) Prime Minister's XI 308-8d: Kellaway 82, McSweeney 63, Peake 54; Potts 2-40 England Lions 309-2: James Rew 92*, Haines 77, Tribe 53* England Lions won by eight wickets Jacob Bethell failed to push his claim for a place in England's Test team as he fell cheaply in England Lions' eight-wicket win over a Prime...
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The Ashes 2025-26: England Lions fight back against Prime Minister's XI

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By Jack Skelton Verified, Simon Mann
| BBC Verified
Image source, Getty Images Image caption, Matthew Potts was the pick of the England Lions bowlers ByJack Skelton BBC Sport senior journalist Tour match, Manuka Oval, Canberra (day one of two) Prime Minister's XI 308-8d: Kellaway 82, McSweeney 63, Peake 54; Potts 2-40 England Lions 30-0: Haines 17*, Gay 12* England Lions trail by 278 England Lions' bowlers fought back admirably against the Prime Minister's XI on day one of the pink-ball day-night match in Canberra.
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PMCs Can Win the War on Terror in Africa

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By Simon Mann
| The National Interest Verified
Africa is in a bad way but how bad is not well reported. The Obama and Trump administrations largely ignored the continent, preferring to focus their attention on Asia. Barack Obama, with his “pivot to Asia,” and Donald Trump with his hawkishness saw Africa as a proxy for America’s rivalry with China. But this attitude is folly. Africa needs an intervention not just to counter China’s exploitation and Russia’s opportunism, but for the sake of Africa’s own health and security.
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