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England pacer Stuart Broad recently retired from all forms of cricket.

Driver overtime ban begins this week, threatening to disrupt football fans’ journeys to Premier League’s opening matches

Stuart Broad has said that a discussion about retirement with James Anderson during the fourth Ashes Test at Old Trafford helped him to realise that “it could b

Surrey County Cricket Club have rejected the "ludicrous" claim that an old Dukes ball could have been used...

Surrey County Cricket Club have rejected the "ludicrous" claim that an old Dukes ball could have been used...

On August 14, 1948, a Warwickshire leg spinner who had been called up for the final Ashes Test at the Oval bowled the most famous googly in history, ending the Test career of the greatest batsman four runs short of perfection. Fifty days ago, this summer’s Ashes series began at Edgbaston in front of the raucous stand that since 1989 has borne that bowler’s name.

Cricket ball manufacturer Dukes has said it will launch an investigation into the ball change which occurred during Australia's second innings in the fifth Ashes Test at The Oval to be investigated, following which the visitors lost the match ...

The Mail on Sunday understands that the Prime Minister is sympathetic to honouring the Ashes hero. Mr Broad ended his glittering career last week.

FT: Predictions have become much more accurate, but some dramatic events remain elusive.

Despite playing only three Ashes Tests, fast-bowling all-rounder Chris Woakes was named player of the series in the recently concluded Ashes and England head coach Brendon McCullum lauded him for standing up when the opportunity came to deliver ...