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What a paradox – Australia losing The Oval Test and celebrating as they had earlier retained the Ashes.
What a paradox – Australia losing The Oval Test and celebrating as they had earlier retained the Ashes.
England are headed for two series losses, Jofra Archer is at risk of being bowled into the turf and Joe Root should consider giving up the captaincy. These are among the talking points for England in the wake of the Ashes.
The conclusion of the Ashes with a two-all result should leave the Australian team, administrators and supporters with a sour taste not dissimilar to that following the 2005, 2009, 2013 and 2015 series.
England drew the Ashes but failed to reclaim the urn they lost two years ago. While there were some standout performances throughout the series, there wasn’t enough on a consistent basis for them to stop Australia.
With the Ashes safely secured, both sides ventured back to London for the fifth and final Ashes Test.
A scintillating ton from Matt Wade could not save Australia from a 135-run loss last night in the fifth Ashes Test at The Oval.
The fifth and final Ashes Test cannot be drawn. Rain is not forecast.
England’s second innings will resume at 8/313 against Australia on the fourth day of the fifth Test of the 2019 Ashes series. Join The Roar for live scores and a blog of the events at The Oval, starting from 8pm (AEST).
England’s 2005 Ashes team ball tampered, their former captain Mike Atherton ball tampered and another ex-skipper, Michael Vaughan, has suggested both James Anderson and Stuart Broad were involved in ball tampering.
Steve Smith was dismissed for his smallest knock of the 2019 Ashes series as England claimed a comprehensive victory in the final Test at the Oval.
Steve Smith was dismissed for his smallest knock of the 2019 Ashes series as England claimed a comprehensive victory in the final Test at the Oval.
Steve Smith was dismissed for his smallest knock of the 2019 Ashes series as England claimed a comprehensive victory in the final Test at the Oval.
Australia’s hopes of winning their first Test series in England since 2001 slipped away last night as they produced a flat effort with the ball and in the field in the fifth Ashes Test.
Australia’s hopes of winning their first Test series in England since 2001 slipped away last night as they produced a flat effort with the ball and in the field in the fifth Ashes Test.
Australia’s hopes of winning their first Test series in England since 2001 slipped away last night as they produced a flat effort with the ball and in the field in the fifth Ashes Test.
At the end of a pulsating Ashes series, we should ask whether the side retaining the urn have been the better side.
Jofra Archer’s six-fer denied Steve Smith the chance to run away with the match yet as England took command of the fifth and final Test match at The Oval on day two. Join The Roar for live scores and a blog of Day 3, starting from 8pm AEST.
Jofra Archer’s star continues to rise after he picked up his second six-wicket haul in just his fourth Test to have England in a commanding position at stumps on Day 2.
Only another Steve Smith masterclass saved Australia from obliteration last night, as Jofra Archer and Sam Curran ran amok on day two of the fifth Ashes Test.
Australia will look to put some authority on a highly successful Ashes campaign when they head to The Oval for the fifth Test against England. Join The Roar for live scores and ball-by-ball coverage from 8pm (AEST).
When David Warner recorded his pair of ducks in last week’s fourth Test at Old Trafford, several commentators expressed surprise about how rare this has been for Australian openers in recent times.
The fifth Test of the Ashes is here, with Australia looking to rubber-stamp their retention of the urn against England as the two sides head to The Oval in London. This is The Roar’s guide to live streaming the match online, or watching it on TV.
Australia might have retained the urn, but there is still plenty to be done by the tourists as they attempt to win The Ashes outright against a defeated England at The Oval.
England’s first innings will resume at 8/271 against Australia on the second day of the fifth Test of the 2019 Ashes series. Join The Roar for live scores and a blog of the events at The Oval, starting from 8pm (AEST).
England’s first innings will resume at 8/271 against Australia on the second day of the fifth Test of the 2019 Ashes series. Join The Roar for live scores and a blog of the events at The Oval, starting from 8pm (AEST).
England’s first innings will resume at 8/271 against Australia on the second day of the fifth Test of the 2019 Ashes series. Join The Roar for live scores and a blog of the events at The Oval, starting from 8pm (AEST).
What a paradox – Australia losing The Oval Test and celebrating as they had earlier retained the Ashes.