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Bluedot and Tramlines music festivals also affected by heavy rain in Northern England

Former England captain Michael Atherton believes it will be cruel if Ben Stokes & Co are unable to have a crack at winning the ongoing fourth Ashes Test at Old Trafford if rain doesn't stop on the fifth and final day of the ...

The government has issued a number of flood alerts across England, concentrated in Merseyside, Lancashire, Greater Manchester and Yorkshire.

The highly anticipated Ashes 2023 series reached a dramatic climax as Australia managed to retain the prestigious urn after an unfortunate twist of fate led to the fourth Test ending in a...

Flood alerts have been issued across several parts of northern England and the Midlands as heavy rain continues to fall.

Englands hopes of an Ashes comeback are heartbreakingly ended by rain that leaves the fourth Test as a draw and ensures Australia retain the urn.

Australia have retained the Ashes after the fourth Test against England ended in a rain-affected draw, with bad weather at Old Trafford washing out Sunday's final day.- 'The weather cost us' - Old Trafford is notorious for weather delays -- the ground has now had 25 complete days rained off in Test cricket, plus an additional two entire Tests abandoned.

The Aussies lead the series 2-1

After the fourth Ashes Test ended in a draw at Old Trafford due to rain washing off play on the fifth day, England captain Ben Stokes admitted that the end result was tough to take but added that is part of the journey.England needed five ...

Manchester, July 23 (IANS) Australia have managed to retain the Ashes as the fourth Test at Old Trafford has ended in a draw due to rain on Sunday. The result means that the Ashes urn will be headed back to Australia after this series ends.