Names, numbers on shirts likely for Ashes
Changes proposed for the International Cricket Council Test championship will likely see surnames and numbers displayed on the back of playing shirts. You may also like
Australia crush England to claim Ashes
Australia duly wrapped up the fifth and final Ashes Test by an innings and 123 runs, winning the series 4-0. You may also like
England on the edge
England teetered on the brink of their fourth Ashes defeat when they closed day four on 93-4, still 210 runs behind Australia in Sydney. You may also like
Australia build a fortress at the SCG
Australia exposed a weak England bowling attack as they ploughed on to 479-4 on day three of the final Ashes Test in Sydney. You may also like
Australia steal honours late on day one
Two quick wickets swung the day in Australia’s favour in the fifth Ashes Test as England closed day one on 233-5 in Sydney. You may also like
Smith century denies England
Australia captain Steve Smith’s solid hundred denied England a moral-lifting victory in the fourth Ashes Test in Melbourne. You may also like
Rain prevails on day four
Rain ended play on day four of the Ashes at the Melbourne Cricket Ground, with Australia on 103-2 and trailing by 61 runs. You may also like
Cook’s 104* leads fightback
Alastair Cook’s 32nd Test hundred underpinned England’s fightback to end 135 runs adrift after day two of the fourth Ashes Test. You may also like
Australia in charge, again
A hundred by David Warner gave Australia control of the fourth Test against England in Melbourne, ending day one on 244-3. You may also like
Australia reclaim the Ashes after emphatic victory
As expected, Australia wrapped up the Ashes series by beating England by an innings and 41 runs in Perth. You may also like
