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Englands chances of securing a victory in the one-off Ashes Test took a blow as they lost five wickets in the final stages of day four. Starting their pursuit of 268 runs at Trent Bridge from a...

By the end of the play, England stood at 116-5, still needing 152 runs for an unprecedented womens Test run chase

Ashes 2023: Labuschagne sends injury scare in Australian camp ahead of second Test Marnus Labuschagne caused concern within the Australian camp ahead of

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Former England captain Kevin Pietersen has questioned the tactics of the hosts' in declaring their first innings at 393/8 in the first Ashes Test at Edgbaston, saying he walked up to head coach Brendon McCullum and demanded an explanation from ...

Former Australia fast bowler Brett Geeves has called England's decision to declare on 393/8 on day one of the first Ashes Test at Edgbaston as "wildly arrogant" and added that the hosts' ultra-attacking approach can't hold up in the ...

After scoring a magnificent maiden Test century in the ongoing Women's Ashes Test against Australia, England opener Tammy Beaumont said she was pleased to tick off a dream she had seen as a kid and added that contributing to the team comes ...

England head to Lords 1-0 down and with injury concerns, but who makes your XI at the Home of Cricket?

Dubai, June 24 (IANS) Former skipper Ricky Ponting predicts that an unchanged Australia will take on an England side with a different balance to their attack in the second Ashes Test at Lord's.

It was only England's third defeat of the Bazball regime, which meant that you couldn’t really dip your pain in acid and write disdainfully of Brendon McCullum