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Geoffrey Boycott has been very critical of England's famous "Bazball" style. He thinks that if the hosts' main goal is ...

“It is an incredible feeling,” Josh Tongue says of his selection for the second Ashes Test at Lord’s.

Throughout the first five days of the first Test at Edgbaston, England and Australia were neck-and-neck. However, a magnificent innings ...

“I like bowling here because we can use the slope to our advantage,” says Nathan Lyon, who is looking forward to the Lord’s Test.

Nathan Lyon has been an important part of Australia's Test team for close to 12 years. Lyon has taken 495 ...

Josh Tongue receives the edge from Lord over Mark Wood as England opt for a moderate tempo.

Josh Tongue has been named in England's XI for the second Ashes Test at Lord's, which begins on Wednesday, June ...

Our primary objective when we take the pitch is to score runs, regardless of how long it takes. Pat Cummins

In the two innings of the Ashes Test at Edgbaston, which the Australians won by two wickets, their respective scoring ...

“This guy’s been around for five minutes,” Michael Clarke said about Ollie Robinson in Birmingham, where Robinson was being a loudmouth.

"If James Anderson is saying all of this, he's got street cred—this guy's been around for five minutes," Michael Clarke ...

“Shane Warne never got a five-for there,” says Nasser Hussain of England’s Test lineup at Lord’s.

With uncertainty surrounding Moeen Ali's fitness and participation in the Lord's Test, former England captain Nasser Hussain believes that the ...

“A pitch for TV and not for getting wickets,” he said. – Sunil Gavaskar slams England’s Brumbrella defence from Edgbaston Test

During the first Ashes Test at Edgbaston in Birmingham, India, Sunil Gavaskar criticised England's strange way of playing. Notably, England, ...

“No big deal,” he said. – Nathan Lyon responds to Ollie Robinson’s comment about being No. 11 before the Lord’s Test

Australia beat England in the first Ashes Test at Edgbaston by just two wickets. There were a lot of things ...

If every pitch is like Edgbaston, I’m out of the Ashes series: James Anderson