New Delhi: Australia sealed the Ashes series 3-0 with two Test matches remaining. While losing nine Test matches against India and England this year, Australia appears to be back on track with this series win.
New Delhi: Australia regained the Ashes with 3-0 lead in the 5 match series on Tuesday at WACA ground. The chief player in the victory of the Aussies was speedster Mitchell Johnson. It was Mitchell
Perth, Australia: Michael Clarke, Darren Lehmann and the Australia squad linked arms and sang their team songs on the WACA pitch a few hours after regaining the Ashes with a series-clinching third test win. The
Perth, Australia: Alastair Cook got to hold the Ashes for less than four months as England captain before handing the old urn over to Michael Clarke in a match neither of them will forget. Cook's
Sydney: Prime Minister Tony Abbott has encapsulated the jubilant mood Down Under in saying Christmas has come early for Australian sports fans after Australia's emphatic Ashes win. Michael Clarke's team regained the Ashes just four
Perth, Australia: Michael Clarke's Australians regained the Ashes just four months after the last series defeat in England by completing a third comprehensive test victory on home soil. Resuming at 251-5 on the last day
Perth: England will hang on to the Ashes for at least one more night after reaching stumps at 251-5 on Monday, leaving Australia a day to take five wickets and regain the urn.Ben Stokes (72
Perth, Australia: Scoreboard at stumps Sunday after the third day of the third cricket test between Australia and England at the WACA ground in Perth:Australia 1st Innings: 385England, 1st Innings(Overnight: 180-4) Alastair Cook c Warner
Perth, Australia: David Warner put Australia into prime position to reclaim the Ashes in the third test, making England pay dearly for its missed opportunities as he helped increase the lead to 369 runs with
Perth, Australia: The fast bowlers made short work of England's last six wickets and David Warner piled on the misery as Australia extended its lead to 257 runs at tea on day three of the
Perth, Australia: Ian Bell (9) and Ben Stokes (14) defied the Australian bowling attack for the last hour after England lost two key wickets late Saturday, lifting the total to 180-4 at the end of
Perth, Australia: Alastair Cook and Michael Carberry shared the biggest opening partnership of the series before England lost two quick wickets to slip to 91-2 at tea Saturday after dismissing Australia for 385 on the
Perth, Australia: Scoreboard at lunch Saturday on the second day of the third cricket test between Australia and England at the WACA ground in PerthAustralia, 1st Innings(Overnight: 326-6)Chris Rogers run out (Anderson) 11 David Warner
Perth, Australia: Captain Alastair Cook survived a dropped catch before guiding England to 24 without loss at lunch Saturday after dismissing Australia for 385 on the second morning of the third Ashes test. Cook was
Perth, Australia: Steve Smith's first hundred on home soil and Haddin's fourth consecutive fifty helped Australia recover from another stuttering top-order performance and reach 326-6 at stumps Friday on day one of the third Ashes
Perth, Australia: England, desperate to come back in to the Ashes series after losing first two tests, took three wickets to leave Australia 107-3 at lunch on first day of the third test here Friday.England
Perth, Australia: Australia's injury concerns intensified on the eve of the third Ashes test when James Faulkner broke his right thumb during Thursday's batting practice. Ryan Harris has been bothered by knee soreness since the
Perth, Australia: The third test at WACA would be captains Alastair Cook and Michael Clarke's 100th tests but holding on to hard earned Urn would be the top most priority for Cook who has yet
Perth, Australia: Michael Clarke has delayed naming his starting XI for the third Ashes test to give paceman Ryan Harris time to prove his fitness and to await medical scans on James Faulkner's injured hand.
Perth, Australia: The third Ashes test here will be 100th test caps for Australian captain Michael Clarke and England captain Alastair Cook. Clarke's Australian team leads the five-test series 2-0 and is hoping to regain
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