
Highlights: 2023 Ashes (5th Test, Day 3)
Joe Root hit 91 as England powered to a 377-run second-innings lead at The Oval.
Joe Root hit 91 as England powered to a 377-run second-innings lead at The Oval.
England great Stuart Broad says he will retire from all cricket following the conclusion of the ongoing fifth Ashes Test against Australia at The Oval.
Joe Root and Jonny Bairstow combined for a sublime century partnership as England took a giant stride towards levelling the Ashes in the fifth Test at The Oval on Saturday.
Australia recovered from a batting collapse to take a small first-innings lead at The Oval.
Stuart Broad joked he does not know the rules after the TV umpire ruled Australia’s Steve Smith was not run out in the fifth and final Test at The Oval on Friday.
Steve Smith’s 71 helped Australia recover from a batting collapse as the tourists frustrated England by establishing a first-innings lead in the fifth and final Ashes Test at The Oval on Friday.
Harry Brook hit 85 as England were bowled out for 283 at The Oval on Thursday.
England’s Harry Brook fell short of a century as Australia had the better of the opening day of the fifth and final Ashes Test at The Oval.
Noman Ali took seven wickets to lead Pakistan’s rout of Sri Lanka by an innings and 222 runs to clinch the second Test inside four days.
Australia captain Pat Cummins insists his side remains hugely motivated to complete a long-awaited Ashes series win in England.
England captain Ben Stokes is prepared to have “serious conversations” about an operation on his troublesome left knee as he eyes another tilt at the Ashes in 2025-26.
England captain Ben Stokes has no doubts over James Anderson keeping his place in an unchanged side for this week’s Ashes finale.
Opener Abdullah Shafique’s maiden double century and an unbeaten 132 by Agha Salman put Pakistan in the box seat on day three of the second Test against Sri Lanka.
Australia may have retained the Ashes but a chance to win a Test series in England will spur them on after they “got away” with a draw in Manchester.
Abdullah Shafique and captain Babar Azam steered Pakistan to a 12-run lead before rain halted their charge early on day two of the second Test against Sri Lanka.