Crucial not to take any baggage from result of first Test:...

England captain Ben Stokes has said that his team would not take baggage from the defeat in the first Test in Perth,...

Innings from Travis Head was pretty phenomenal: Stokes 

England captain Ben Stokes admitted that he was a little "shellshocked" after watching Travis Head play one of the...

Starc becomes first Aussie pacer to take Ashes ten-fer since 1991

After taking a devastating 7/58 in the first innings, the best-ever bowling figures at the Optus Stadium, Starc...

Ben Stokes makes history as English captain following Perth fifer

In the first Test against Australia at Perth's Optus Stadium, Stokes bagged 5/23 in just six overs.

Ashes 1st Test: Pope-Duckett stand puts England at advantage

At the end of the session's play, England was 59/1, with Duckett (28*) and Pope (24*) unbeaten.

‘It's always the plan’: Starc after first-over wicket in Perth

Australian pacer Mitchell Starc said he always looks to bowl aggressively after claiming seven wickets on the...

Carse hails Stokes as England seize opening-day momentum

Stokes racked up figures of 5/23 as England ended the first day with a lead of 49 runs in Perth, with the hosts...

Ben Stokes becomes fifth England skipper to take a fifer in Ashes

Stokes joins an elite group with former England skippers George Allen, John William Douglas, Frederick Brown, and...

Starc, Stokes deliver first Day-1 twin five-fors since 2005

Mitchell Starc and Ben Stokes produced historic spells on the opening day of the Ashes Test in Perth, becoming the...

Starc, Stokes star with ball on Day 1 of Ashes opener in Perth

Australia bowled England out for 172 thanks to Mitchell Starc's career-best 7/58, but their batting collapsed in...

Ashes 1st Test: Starc's 7-fer dismantles England, Archer strikes

At the end of second session, Australia was 15/1, with Steve Smith (7*) and Marnus Labuschagne (6*) unbeaten. They...

Ashes: Starc leads from front, England 4 down (Day 1, Lunch)

At the end of the first session, England was 105/4, with Harry Brook (28*) and Ben Stokes (4*) unbeaten.