England surprisingly declared their first innings after only 78 overs scoring 393 runs for 8 wickets. Crawley played a vital role in that by scoring a quick half-century.
The much awaited Ashes series is all set to begin today even as the third WTC cycle commences as well. How will the pitch behave at Edgbaston in Birmingham. Win the toss and bat or bowl? Know all details here...
The first Test in the Ashes is all set to commence on June 16 and the match will be played at Edgbaston in Birmingham. Here's where you can watch the Test match in India.
ENG vs AUS Today Match prediction: England will host Australia for a five-match Ashes series at home. The first game will be held in Edgbaston, Birmingham.
After winning the World Test Championship Final against India, Australia will start their campaign in the next cycle against England in the Ashes. The first Test of the five-match series is set to commence on June 16.
The Ashes series is set to commence in June soon after the World Test Championship final between India and Australia.
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England won the first T20I against Australia by 8 runs.
The left-handed opener Marcus Harris will be continuing for the Ashes despite running through a dry run of patch. "He'll play in the Test, no worries about that", says Australia cricket coach Justin Langer.
England beat Australia by eight wickets in their Super 12 Group 1 match of the T20 World Cup.
Title favourites England are expected to be tested for the first time in the ongoing T20 World Cup when they face arch-rivals Australia in a battle for supremacy in the Super 12 Group 1.
Joe Root believes England have done their homework and are ready to take on Australia's pace battery, led by Mitchell Starc in the second semi-final in the ongoing World Cup
England's Joe Root is feeling confident that both recent and distant history have the tournament hosts ready for revenge in the rematch against Australia in the second semi-final of the ongoing World Cup.
While Australia became the first team to reach the semifinals of the showpiece, England's defeat, their second straight, made their path to the last four way tougher than it was not less than a week ago.
England have already clinched the series 3-1 following their thumping win by 242 runs in the third ODI against Australia.
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
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
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