Sydney: Coach Andy Flower says England's 5-0 loss to Australia in the Ashes cricket series may be the end of an era and there will be "more pain" before the team again experiences sustained success.
Sydney: Allrounder Chris Woakes has been added to England's squad for the five-match limited-overs series against Australia a day after the humbling 5-0 defeat in the Ashes. The 24-year-old Woakes has played one test --
Sydney: Alastair Cook is angry, he's frustrated and he wants to stay on as test captain, desperate to help turn England's cricketing woes around after another heavy loss in the fifth Ashes test became the
Sydney: Australia completed a 5-0 Ashes series whitewash with a 281-run victory inside three days of the fifth test at the Sydney Cricket Ground as England capitulated to be all out for 166 chasing 448.
Sydney: Steve Smith's third test century and wicketkeeper Brad Haddin's half century sparked a strong comeback for Australia after a top order collapse on day one of the fifth Ashes test at the Sydney Cricket
Sydney: The Australian team will wear ‘Baggy Pink' caps, specially designed by Albion, and unique ASICS playing shirts to be worn throughout the Ashes Pink Test against England starting Jan 3 at the Sydney Cricket
MELBOURNE: Chris Rogers smashed just his second test century in emphatic style to lead Australia to an eight-wicket win over England and a fourth successive Ashes victory before tea on the fourth day of the
Melbourne, Australia: Australia boosted its chance of winning a fourth-straight test over England after a strong bowling display on day three Saturday, with the hosts requiring a further 201 runs in the final innings with
Melbourne, Australia: Off spinner Nathan Lyon took five wickets and reached 100 in his test career as Australia dismissed England for 179 on Saturday, giving the hosts a target of 231 runs to win the
Melbourne, Australia: Scoreboard after the England second innings Saturday on the third day of the fourth Ashes cricket test against Australia at the Melbourne Cricket Ground.England, 1st Innings: 255Australia, 1st Innings(Overnight: 164-9)David Warner c Bairstow
Melbourne, Australia: Australia's Mitchell Johnson claimed a wicket, a run out and a vital catch as England stumbled in Saturday's second session to be 115-4, with an overall lead of 166, on day three of
Melbourne: Brad Haddin brought up a defiant half century before Australia was dismissed for 204 on Saturday, trailing England by 51 runs on the third morning of the fourth Ashes test.Haddin and Nathan Lyon added
Melbourne, Australia: Jimmy Anderson took three wickets as part of a dominant England bowling display Friday which left Australia in trouble on 164-9 at stumps on the second day of the fourth Ashes test. After
Melbourne, Australia: Scoreboard at tea Friday on on the second day of the fourth Ashes cricket test between Australia and England at the Melbourne Cricket Ground.England, 1st Innings(Overnight: 226-6)Alastair Cook c Clarke b Siddle 27Michael
Melbourne, Australia: Chris Rogers recovered from a nasty blow to the head to score a dogged half century as Australia reached 96-3 at tea on the second day of the fourth test against England. Jimmy
Melbourne: England was dismissed for 255 in the first session of the second day of the fourth Ashes test against Australia at the Melbourne Cricket Ground.England: 255 (Kevin Pietersen 71, Michael Carberry 38; Mitchell Johnson
Melbourne, Australia: Scoreboard at tea Thursday on the first day of the fourth Ashes cricket test between Australia and England at the Melbourne Cricket ground.Australia won the tossEngland, 1st InningsAlastair Cook c Clarke b Siddle
Melbourne: Australia vice-captain Brad Haddin says motivation won't be a problem for the hosts in the fourth test against England starting Thursday, though they've already reclaimed the Ashes and hold a 3-0 lead in the
Melbourne: Mickey Arthur, who was sacked unceremoniously by Cricket Australia (CA) as the Australia coach earlier this year, has moved on in his life. The South African has tried to keep himself away Australia's Ashes
Melbourne, Australia: Australia's Ashes-winning captain Michael Clarke says his team must prove itself away from home if it is to regain the No. 1 test ranking it last held in 2009. Australia reclaimed the Ashes
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