No foregone conclusions for upcoming Ashes series
England may be on top going into the Ashes, but the history of this epic cricketing tussle should serve as a warning: beware the underdog.
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It is in England’s grasp, but can they keep up the new ruthlessness which has seen them trouncing the tourists? Do we even want them to? Malcolm Boughen weighs up the third Test of the 2013 Ashes.
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England beat Australia by 347 runs with one of the last balls of the day to take a 2-0 lead in the Ashes.
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It’s not been easy – but England lead the Ashes series 1-0 after beating Australia by 14 runs in the first test at Trent Bridge. But what of the role of the video umpire? Malcolm Boughen takes a look.
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Tomorrow cricket’s oldest and most intense rivalry, between England and Australia, resumes in a battle that began back in 1882. Here are six things you should know before it starts.
England may be on top going into the Ashes, but the history of this epic cricketing tussle should serve as a warning: beware the underdog.
The streets of south-west London will once again feel the beat of expectant feet, as Wimbledon gets under way. And you know what that means: Murray Mania, writes Sports Reporter Jordan Jarrett-Bryan.
Imran Khan, the leader of Pakistan’s PTI party, blames one of his political rivals for the murder of PTI vice-president Zahra Shahid Hussain.
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Nawaz Sharif is on the verge of forming a new government after Pakistan’s historic elections. He has said he will improve relations with India to address “mutual fears”.
Polls close in Pakistan on an election day that saw at least 11 killed in an attack at ANP party offices in Karachi and complaints from the city voters of irregularities and intimidation.