3 Bilateral series with more than one Test ending inside two days before the 2025-26 Ashes. Australia's tour of England in 1888 had three such matches, while England's tour of South Africa in 1888-89 ...
Jamie Smith and Harry Brook clap hands after guiding England to a rare Test victory in Australia Robert Cianflone/Getty Images The Athletic has launched a Cricket WhatsApp Channel. Click here to join.
England avoided a potential Ashes whitewash after ending an 18-Test and 15-year winless streak in Australia with a two-day victory in a remarkable match at Melbourne to cut their hosts' lead to 3-1 ...
The Caldecott Tunnel fully reopened Friday evening after three blown transformers forced it to partially close on Christmas Eve, shutting down half of its bores for almost two days. The Orinda ...
After 20 wickets fell on the opening day, a further 16 fell on the second as England chased down 175 runs in 32.2 overs to claw back some respect back in the series. Watch The Ashes 2025/26 LIVE and ...
Australian cricket is facing up to losses in excess of $10million (£5m) following another disastrous quick-fire Ashes Test. With the third day of the Boxing Day match in Melbourne another 90,000-plus ...
England beat Australia by four wickets in two-day Test at Melbourne to avoid Ashes whitewash; Jacob Bethell top-scores in England second innings; tourists 3-1 down ahead of final Test in Sydney from ...
England chase down 175 to beat Australia by four wickets inside two days Tourists skittle hosts for 132 - Carse 4-34, Stokes 3-24 Crawley & Duckett make fine start to chase, Bethell hits 40 and Brook ...
Deep within an Indonesian rainforest, a team of research scientists recorded something that had never been captured before: a Sumatran orangutan they’d affectionately named Rakus carefully treating a ...
England celebrated their first Test win in Australia in close to 15 years as they chased down 175 runs for a four-wicket victory completed in less than two days.See all 10 stories. Ben Stokes finally ...
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England win staggering two-day test in Melbourne
Fourth Ashes Test, Melbourne Cricket Ground (day two of five) Australia 152: Neser 35; Tongue 5-45 & 132: Head 46; Carse 4-34 England 110: Brook 41; Neser 4-45 & 178-6: Bethell 40, Crawley 37 England ...
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