England cricket

Australia ripped through England on day four of the second Ashes Test.

Anderson admitted England did not bowl well enough as Australia scored a first day total of 337-1.

England captain Cook says the feel-good factor coursing through English cricket this summer has rubbed off.

England coach Trevor Bayliss has warned his side to not get carried away after going 1-0 up.

A prostrate Cook wasn't taken seriously by Australia's players – or his colleague Joe Root.

Joe Root says his century was one of the most satisfying moments of his career.

Moeen Ali set to continue as England's first-choice test spinner with Rashid omitted despite ODI form.

Britain's finest sportsmen from Mo Farah to Amir Khan sacrifice their sport for their religion.

The Somerset paceman joins twin-brother Craig Overton for final two games of five-match ODI series.

Sussex player forced to end career on medical advice.

Tourists close day three of the second test at Headingley with a healthy lead of 338.

Cook surpassed Graham Gooch as England's leading test run scorer on day two at Headlingley.

England stalwart only the 12th bowler ever to reach such an impressive milestone.

Australian will take charge in time for the Ashes on 8 July

Alastair Cook's side win by 124 runs after a breathless day five at the home of English cricket.

Cook reaches 153 and Stokes hits the fastest ever century at Lord's as the hosts build a lead of 295.

Kane Williamson makes 132 as New Zealand move into a commanding position in the first test.

A partnership of 161 puts England in control after day one of the first Test at Lord's.

The former Australian opener confirmed contact from director of cricket Andrew Strauss.

Australia captain said Pietersen is 'obviously still in career best form'.

Broad says talk of breakdown in relationship between Broad and England camp greatly exaggerated.

No 'promises' or 'guarantees' were made to the 34-year-old over his international future.

Lyth comes into replace Jonathan Trott, who has retired from international cricket.

The director of cricket hopes to have a successor to Peter Moores in place in time for the Ashes.

Pietersen will not be recalled by England despite scoring an unbeaten 326 for Surrey.

England's record run-scorer nor barred from team but ruled out of the Ashes.

The 38-year-old becomes the latest addition to the ECB management structure.

Match called off after 18 overs are bowled in the Irish capital in Moores's final game.

Warwickshire batsman struggled in the Caribbean and claims his game is no longer international standard.

Darren Bravo hits 82 as West Indies successfully chase down 192 to win at the Kensington Oval.