Coming into series, Crawley was under pressure: Brendon McCullum

England defeated Australia by 49 runs at The Oval, as a magnificent Ashes series came to an end with a 2-2 scoreline.

Truly believe that credit should go to bowlers for our win: Babar

Having scored 157-6 in the first innings, the Strikers restricted Kandy to a meagre score of 130-8 thanks to the...

"We all turned up today hoping to get up and win 3-1": Cummins

Australian skipper Pat Cummins thinks that his team missed an opportunity of clinching the Ashes series by 3-1 after...

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,...

Pooran's blistering ton helps MI New York clinch MLC title

Nicholas Pooran scored 137 runs off 55 balls as MI New York took down Seattle Orcas by seven wickets at Grand...

Global T20 Canada: Montreal Tigers defeat the Toronto Nationals

The Montreal Tigers triumphed over the Toronto Nationals at the TD Cricket Arena by 23 runs after a wet outfield...

Malaysia beat Myanmar by 184-runs; Bhutan register win over China

Electing to bat first, Bhutan got off to a solid start courtesy of Pradhan and fellow opener Tenjin Rabgey. The duo...

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. 

Australia's Usman Khawaja completes 5,000 runs in Test cricket

The 36-year-old veteran accomplished this milestone during Australia's fifth and final Ashes Test at The Oval. 

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. 

Wasim Jaffer offers his take on Suryakumar Yadav's ODI struggles

Suryakumar's high-risk, 360-degree batting has won him a lot of acclaim and success in T20Is. In 48 T20Is and 46...

Ashes, 5th Test: England on driver's seat, lead by 250 runs

England started the second session at 130/1, with Zak Crawley (71*) and skipper Ben Stokes (12*) unbeaten.