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Australia retained the Ashes with an 82-run victory in the third Test at Adelaide, taking an unassailable 3-0 lead in just 11 days of cricket.
Former England captain Nasser Hussain has delivered a damning assessment of Snicko technology after controversial decisions in the third Ashes Test.
Devon Conway (178*) and Tom Latham (137) put on a mammoth 323-run opening stand, the second-highest in New Zealand Test history, against West Indies.
Pat Cummins returns for the third Ashes Test as Australia omit fit-again Usman Khawaja, opting to stick with Travis Head and Jake Weatherald as openers.
England's Ashes troubles deepen after an altercation between ECB security and a media cameraman at Brisbane airport, adding to pressure on the 0-2 down touring side.
India have dropped to sixth place in the WTC standings after New Zealand's nine-wicket win over West Indies pushed the Kiwis up to third spot.
Josh Hazlewood ruled out for rest of Ashes with hamstring and Achilles injuries. Pat Cummins set to return as captain for third Test in Adelaide.
Mark Wood has been ruled out for the rest of the Ashes after his knee injury flared up again. Matthew Fisher joins the England squad as replacement.
New Zealand hand Test debut to wicketkeeper Mitchell Hay for the second match against West Indies in Wellington as injuries continue to plague the hosts.
Steve Smith commits to anti-glare strips under eyes for Gabba Ashes Test after Shiv Chanderpaul corrects technique; pink-ball glare solution revealed.
Hundred's most successful team Oval Invincibles becomes MI London from 2026 after Surrey-Reliance £123m deal; completes ECB's eight-team equity sales.
Gavaskar Slams Pitch Hypocrisy: Perth's 32-Wicket Mayhem Gets Pass, Eden Faces Fire
Jamie Smith’s Perth Ashes dismissal sparked a DRS storm, but Simon Taufel insists Real Time Snicko was used correctly and the England batter was rightly given out after a four-minute review.
Mitchell Starc claimed a 10-wicket haul to lead Australia to victory in the first Ashes Test. The pacer revealed how he adjusted to leading the attack in the absence of Pat Cummins and Josh Hazlewood.
Ben Stokes admitted he was "shell-shocked" after England lost the first Ashes Test to Australia inside two days. Travis Head's 83-ball 123 sealed an eight-wicket win after England squandered a first-innings lead.
