Inda has defeated England by 66 runs.
The fourth Test of the Ashes continues
Warner and Labuschagne passed a 111-run partnership.
Inda has defeated England by 66 runs.
The fourth Test of the Ashes continues
Warner and Labuschagne passed a 111-run partnership.
With the Ashes series drawing to a close, Grant Roberts and Kevin Cheong preview the fifth and final test match at The Oval, in episode three of The Sixth Day.
It is time our most reliable performers, the Australian Southern Stars, are given the attention they deserve, writes Justin Falconer.
Kevin Cheong and Grant Roberts dissect what went wrong for Australia in the disastrous last innings at Chester-le-Street.
A maiden ton from Chris Rogers saved Australia on day two of the fourth Ashes Test and repaid the faith shown by coach Darren Lehman, Ryan Lepore writes.
Join Kevin Cheong and Grant Roberts as they dissect what went wrong for Australia in the third Ashes test in the first episode of The Sixth Day.
The famous Wimbledon Championships started today and Jake Stevens has the secret to winning.
Ashley Cole’s attitude may be perpetuating public misinterpretations about his own character, writes Matt Goss.
The fourth Quarter Final kicks off tonight, and it seems that the roles have been reversed, with an energetic and attacking Italy taking on the organised and defensive England, writes Shane Palmer
England’s star-striker Wayne Rooney is back tonight, after serving his two match suspension. Can England and France secure a point each to progress to the next round? Shane Palmer previews Day 12.
As Group D continues tonight, can co-hosts Ukraine beat France and England push for the next round with a win over Sweden? Shane Palmer has this preview.
Group D kicks off tonight to cap off a massive weekend of football. England play France, and co-hosts Ukraine play Sweden. Shane Palmer previews the day’s action.
England is like football’s soap opera – passionate, doomed to fail, but unmissable. Will EURO 2012 see a change in its fortunes? asks Shane Palmer
English swimmer Ellen Gandy has always been drawn to water, whether falling into ponds or striving for Olympic glory. Brendan Lucas spoke to her in Melbourne about her journey so far, as well as her future aspirations.
Punk might be hard to define, but it’s more than just a musical genre, and its legacy is both intriguing and enduring, says George Galanis.
In a thrilling opening to the limited-overs series, the hosts came up just short against the reigning World Twenty20 champions. Can the Aussies level the score at 1-1? Ben Waterworth previews the upcoming contest at the MCG.
After the Ashes defeat, can a revised Australian side bounce back in tomorrow’s Twenty20 match? Ben Waterworth gives his two cents.
George VI was reluctantly thrust into the spotlight as the new King of England after his brother’s famous abdication. James Madden reviews the film that charts the king’s transformation from a stammering timid man who, with help from his unorthodox speech therapist, rises to the challenge of monarch.
With another crushing of the Australians in Melbourne, England ensured they would at least retain the Ashes. The tourists now look to close out a series victory, while the Aussies look to retain some pride with one eye on the future. Ben Waterworth previews the Fifth Test from the SCG.
While it’s inevitable that many of us are focussing on the problems facing the Australian cricket team, it’s England’s incredible achievements on the field that are the real story of the current Ashes series, says Ben Waterworth.
The world’s foremost series of test cricket has returned to Australian soil, but, unlike many recent editions, it is the hosts with major question marks hanging over their heads. Ben Waterworth previews the opening salvo in Australia’s quest to regain the urn.
