On the morning of his arrest, Grigor Sargsyan was still fixing matches. Four cellphones buzzed on his nightstand with calls and messages from around the world. Sargsyan was sprawled on a bed in his ...

South African allrounder Jaques Kallis (R) and teammate Herschelle Gibbs (C) celebrate the dismissal of West Indies batsman Ridley Jacobs (L) for 78 runs at the Centurion cricket oval in Pretoria, 18 ...

Despite a late wobble at the SCG Australia held their nerve to secure victory and win the series 4-1 Time to call stumps. On behalf of the Guardian’s over-by-over team, thanks for your company today ...

England suffer five-wicket defeat in final Ashes Test in Sydney to lose series 4-1, with ECB vowing to make "necessary changes"; captain Ben Stokes says he is prepared to be "ruthless" moving forward ...

Australia have got there, winning the Sydney Test by five wickets and taking the series 4-1. In truth, however, it was a very messy end to it all with some comical running between the wickets by Alex ...

That's all from day four at the SCG where England lead Australia by 119 runs with two wickets in hand. Don't forget to read Stephan Shemilt's report from the ground. We'll be back on day five from ...

It wasn't quite a grandstand ending, with Australia mostly in control despite some chaotic batting that was befitting of this rather baffling Ashes series that ultimately did not live up to the hype.

A weary England have been well and truly ground into the dirt at the SCG today. Can they lift themselves off the canvass on day four? Play starts at 23:00 GMT this evening in Sydney when we'll find ...

Travis Head, Jake Weatherald, Marnus Labuschagne, Steve Smith (c), Usman Khawaja, Alex Carey (wk), Cameron Green, Beau Webster, Michael Neser, Mitchell Starc, Scott ...

The third Ashes Test resumed on Wednesday night (GMT), with England needing to win in order to keep the five-match series alive. Only one team in Test history, Donald Bradman’s class of 1936-37, has ...

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