Australia find themselves in a soup following four consecutive wins in ICC Men's Cricket World Cup 2023 as they will be without a couple of all-rounders for the England clash. After Glenn Maxwell, Australia will be without another player, the latter being doubtful for the rest of the tournament.
The International Cricket Council has slapped England and Australia with heavy penalties for slow over-rate after the 2023 Ashes series.
England pacer Stuart Broad announced a shock retirement from Test cricket after Day 3 of the final Ashes Test as he achieved a unique feat on swansong.
Australia have scored 135 runs without losing a wicket with the final Ashes Test at the Oval going into the fifth day as only 39.5 overs of play was possible on Day 4 due to rain.
Stuart Broad is playing his 167th Test match and the remaining two days of the fifth Ashes game at the Oval will be his last in an England shirt.
Australia took a 12-run lead in the first innings of the fifth and final Ashes Test against England at the Oval after Steve Smith stood tall for the visitors, not for the first time in the series.
Steve Smith top scored with 71 as Australia took a 12-run lead in the first innings against England in the fifth Ashes Test at the Oval.
David Warner hasn't had a memorable Ashes though he has looked good in the middle at times. After the drawn fourth Test, Michael Vaughan had stated that he heard whispers of Warner retiring after the fifth Test.
Relentless rain on the final day of the fourth Test denied England an opportunity to level the series in Manchester as former captain Joe Root made a couple of bold suggestions.
Jonny Bairstow smashed a quickfire 99* in the first innings at Old Trafford as his quickfire knock helped England take a lead of 275 runs in the fourth Ashes Test.
England are on the verge of a massive victory with a 275-run lead against Australia in the fourth Ashes Test in Manchester.
Australia are 2-1 ahead in the ongoing Ashes series against England and even a draw in one of the remaining two games will be enough for them to retain the urn.
England are 1-2 behind in the ongoing Ashes series after a 3-wicket win in the third Test against Australia having lost the first two. England have to win both the remaining Tests to get the urn back.
England came back after two successive losses against Australia to win the third Test at Headingley in the ongoing Ashes series. Australia are still ahead 2-1.
England finally opened their account in the ongoing Ashes series after losing the first two Tests against Australia as they chased down 251 runs at Headingley to stay alive.
England started aggressively chasing 251 runs and will hope to stay alive in the series with 224 more to get after they took six Australian wickets for just 108 runs on Day 3 after a delayed start due to rain.
England lost three wickets by the stumps on Day 1 of the Leeds Test to concede advantage after bowling out Australia for 263 despite Mitchell Marsh's aggressive century.
Australia are 2-0 ahead in the five-match Ashes series and will be eager to perform well at Headingley and take an unassailable lead as there will be horrors of the 2019 Test from this very venue when Ben Stokes played an innings of a lifetime.
Former New Zealand all-rounder Grant Elliott shared a video where Jonny Bairstow was seen leaving his crease on multiple occasions during the Lord's Ashes Test before the eventual stumping.
'Spirit of Cricket' debate has been lit a fire in England after Jonny Bairstow's controversial dismissal on Day 5 of the Lord's Test and UK's Prime Minister Rishi Sunak has jumped on the bandwagon.
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