Alice Springs: With Jonathan Trott gone back home due to stress related deperession, a fine half century may help Gary Balance make a Test debut in Adelaide next week.It was clear that England rated Ballance
Alice Springs, Australia: England test aspirants Jonny Bairstow and the previously uncapped and Zimbabwe-born Gary Ballance top-scored for the tourists in their 212-7 declared on the first day of a two-day match against a Cricket
Adelaide, Australia: Australia fast bowler Mitchell Johnson says he doesn't anticipate a truce in the verbal sparring between his team and England for the second Ashes test beginning Dec. 5 at Adelaide. Johnson, who took
Alice Springs, Australia: England pace bowler Stuart Broad says his side lost the first Ashes test to Australia after a brief "bit of madness" and plans to play tougher in the second match beginning Dec.
Sydney: Shane Warne has claimed that Jimmy Anderson prompted Michael Clarke's shocking 'broken arm' sledge by telling George Bailey he wanted to 'punch him in the face'.A stump microphone picked up the Australia captain telling
Brisbane, Australia: In an Ashes cricket series already notable for four-letter words, England's only options to replace Jonathan Trott at No. 3 in its batting order for the second test against Australia seem to be
Brisbane, Australia: Jonathan Trott left the Ashes tour with a stress-related illness after England's 381-run loss in the first test on Sunday, a day after he was targeted for criticism by Australian batsman David Warner.
Melbourne: Cricket Australia (CA) Sunday retained the same squad which won the first Ashes Test by 381 runs against England in Brisbane.However, another player might join the squad ahead of the next match."An additional player
BRISBANE, Australia: Some lightning fast bowling from Mitchell Johnson on a hail-hit Gabba ground helped Australia to a comprehensive 381-run win over England with a day to spare in the Ashes series opener.After two rain
Bisbane: Alastair Cook defied the Australian bowling attack for almost two full sessions until hail hit the Gabba on Sunday, prolonging England's bid to salvage something from the first Ashes test.Light rain stopped play and,
Brisbane, Australia: After hitting the England bowlers all around the Gabba compiling his first Ashes century, David Warner saved a few shots at the opposition for after stumps. "Our bowlers are bowling fast at the
Brisbane, Australia: After spending three months trying to convince critics that the last Ashes series was much closer than it looked, Michael Clarke's Australian squad did everything they could to ram home the point against
Brisbane, Australia: Michael Clarke (113) and David Warner (124) and Brad Haddin (53) vowed to challenge England as Australia declared its second innings at 401-7 on day 3 of first test Saturday, setting England a
Brisbane, Australia: Michael Clarke and David Warner posted confidence-boosting centuries Saturday as Australia kept piling the pressure on England in the Ashes series opener, reaching 299-5 at tea on the third day to increase the
London: Geoff Boycott called England ‘pathetic' after a staggering collapse of six wickets for nine runs on the second afternoon of the first Test in Brisbane handed the Ashes initiative to Australia.A fiery four-wicket haul
Brisbane, Australia: Pacemen Mitchell Johnson and Ryan Harris bulldozed England for 136 on Friday, and later openers David Warner and Chris Rogers compounded the misery for the tourists on day two of the Ashes series
Brisbane, Australia: A spectator who smuggled a pig into the first day of the Ashes cricket test between Australia and England has been charged with animal cruelty. Security guards spotted the pig wrapped in a
Brisbane, Australia: Brisbane, Australia: Pacemen Mitchell Johnson and Ryan Harris led the carnage to skittle England for 136 on Friday, giving Australia a 159-run first innings lead in the series-opening Ashes test. Johnson took 4-61
Brisbane, Australia: Stuart Broad played the villain's role to perfection at the Gabba, snaring five wickets to have Australia reeling at 273-8 at stumps on the first day of the Ashes series. The England paceman
Brisbane, Australia: Alastair Cook has fanned the flames for what could be a heated Ashes contest by saying his England squad has nothing to fear against Australia. The Australians haven't lost a test at the
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