The Ashes
This stunning catch may save Marnus Labuschagne’s Test career
A blinding catch by Campbell Kellaway may help ensure Marnus Labuschagne is still batting at No.3 for Australia in the Ashes.
- Daniel Brettig
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England Cricket apologises for ‘ill-judged’ Pope Francis tweet
The ECB are in damage control after posting a joke about the ailing Pope and the Ashes cricket series.
- Ben Rumsby
Steve Smith’s ODI retirement opens door to 2027 Ashes tour
Steve Smith’s ODI retirement has opened the door for him to stretch his Test career to 2027 and capstone series victories in India and England.
- Daniel Brettig
Next Gen XI: What the Australian Test team could look like in 2027
The selectors have handed baggy green caps to five debutants in the past seven Tests, so generational change is already underway. There could be more to come before the 2027 tour of England, where Australia has not claimed an outright series win since 2001.
- Jon Pierik
- Analysis
- Test cricket
Resurgent two-Test wonder threatens Labuschagne’s Ashes mission
Once Australia’s golden boy, Marnus Labuschagne has endured a lean two years. Now, five men are coming for his spot – and one in particular.
- Nick Wright
Konstas eyes county deal in UK ahead of debut Ashes campaign
The breakout cricket star of the Australian summer is eager to face England’s best bowlers before they head Down Under.
- Tom Decent
- Analysis
- Test cricket
‘Myth’ busted: Is this the key to Khawaja regaining his Ashes mojo?
Questions were raised regarding the Queenslander’s place ahead of next summer’s Ashes. But has the formula for his success now be unveiled?
- Nick Wright
- Analysis
- Australian cricket
Gatting ball 2.0, diabolical fielding and an almost hat-trick: Key moments from Australia’s Ashes whitewash
From Alana King’s brilliance to Annabel Sutherland’s ton and England’s shambolic performance in the field, this Ashes series was not short of big moments.
- Andrew Wu
Player ratings: Hometown pair lead Australia to women’s Ashes whitewash at MCG
Just like the Ashes series as a whole, Australia dominated the women’s Test at the MCG, and it was two hometown heroes who led the way with 10-out-of-10 performances.
- Andrew Wu
Test cricket as it happened: Australia’s men and women claim huge wins - simultaneously
Two huge innings victories were secured within 60 seconds of one another in Melbourne and Galle on Saturday. Re-live the action.
- Vince Rugari and Roy Ward
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