Ashes News - Page 14
Jofra Archer ruled out of international cricket for the entire year
Our sports stars are like caged animals, watching cricket is like going to a zoo, fumes Steve Harmison
If Ben Stokes is struggling then it’s a wake-up call for us all, asserts Michael Vaughan
Would never turn an Ashes opportunity down irrespective of the situation, admits Dom Bess
Several England players might opt out of Ashes if families are barred, reckons Michael Vaughan
England could hand Parkinson Test debut against India with Ashes in mind, feels Shane Warne
Josh Inglis will be Australia’s Test wicketkeeper after Tim Paine hangs boot, predicts Shane Warne
Ian Chappell calls for England to pick Dawid Malan and James Vince in the Ashes
Getting fit in time for Ashes is the ultimate goal, ready to skip WT20, states Steve Smith
Will keep eye on India-England series for Ashes preparations, affirms Sridharan Sriram
Young English batsmen can seal Ashes spot by scoring big against the Kiwis, feels Michael Vaughan
Long term goal would be to feature in the Ashes Down Under, admits Olly Stone
Hungry to make the next phase of my career the peak, proclaims Joe Root
Satire | Behind the scenes of the 2018 Cape Town ball-tampering scandal
Men’s Ashes 2021/22 to kick off on December 8 at the Gabba
Stuart Broad claims that Sandpaper Gate would turn ‘interesting’ after David Warner retires
Truly believe England are making good strides in the right direction but Ashes remains the pinnacle, points Joe Root
Will be tempted to ‘go’ if Australia win the Ashes 5-0, quips Tim Paine
Want to get back into England Test side and win the Ashes Down Under, states Craig Overton
IPL-NZ Tests clash far from an ideal scenario for us, claims Jos Buttler
Rest and rotate policy might be implemented even in the Ashes, admits Chris Silverwood
Using these Shield games as ideal preparation for home Ashes, reveals Nathan Lyon
Reports | Ashes 2021/22 to kick-off on December 8 at the Gabba
Australia not the benchmark anymore, beating India in India is the biggest feat, feels Graeme Swann
Shardul Thakur’s inglorious second-debut shows more worry than promise
Travis Head has done more than we all think he has — believe it
