Ashes 5th Test: Unstoppable Head puts Australia on top at Lunch

An excellent session for Australia as they have added 115 runs for the loss of just one wicket to their overnight,...

Ashes 5th Test: Head's 91* help AUS close on 166 (Day 2, Stumps)

Australia opener Travis Head's brilliant half-century has helped his side to trail by xx runs in response to...

Ashes 5th Test: Joe Root's 160 guides England to 384

A superb knock by England great Joe Root has helped his side to post 384 runs on the board in their first innings of...

Ashes 5th Test: Joe Root's century put England on top

A magnificent century from veteran batter Joe Root has helped England to reach a commanding position after the end...

5th Test: Bad light, rain interruption halt ENG's score at 211

Just 45 overs were bowled on Day 1 of the ongoing fifth and final Ashes Test between England and Australia at the...

Ashes 5th Test: Root and Brook's fifties put England on top

Another commanding session for England as they crossed the 200-run mark in their first innings after the conclusion...

5th Test: Root and Brook's unbeaten 57-run stand takes ENG to 114

At lunch on Day 1, England were placed at 114/3 after 24 overs, with Joe Root and Harry Brook unbeaten at the...

Stokes’ catch of Smith in Ashes Test ‘not perceived to be clean’

Team England needed a crucial wicket on the last day of the last Ashes Test to contain Australia and believed...

Ashes, 5th Test: Woakes, Wood strike to help England stage...

At Lunch, Australia's score read 238/3 with Steve Smith (40) and Travis Head (31) standing unbeaten at the crease,...

Ashes, 5th Test: Rain washes out final session, Australia at 135

At the end of day's play, Australia was at 135/0, with Khawaja (69*) and Warner (58*) unbeaten. 

Ashes, 5th Test: Australia is 135/0 at end of second session

Australia started the second session at 75/0, with Usman Khawaja (39*) and David Warner (30*) unbeaten. 

Ashes, 5th Test: England set a target of 384 runs for Australia

England started the first session at 389/9, with James Anderson (8*) and Stuart Broad (2*) unbeaten.