Three Australian greats left the Test arena yesterday. Shane Warne, Justin Langer and Glenn McGrath saying goodbye for the last time.

Duncan Fletcher is keen to see if Shane Warne is prepared to get involved with English cricket in lending his skill and knowledge to help young England spin bowlers.

New Zealand have been left battered and bruised as Sanath Jayasuriya and then Chaminda Vaas and Lasith Malinga tore them to shreds.

England vice-captain Andrew Strauss has been cleared of any serious damage after sustaining a Brett Lee bouncer to the head yesterday.

There a few pointers leading towards the inclusion of Jeetan Patel in the playing eleven for the fourth ODI against Sri Lanka at Eden Park.

South Africa have the edge going into day five after being set only 211 to win by India.

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Former England captain Geoffrey Boycott has slammed the team that’s been on the receiving end of the first Ashes whitewash in 80 years.

Australia have completed a flawless Ashes series after one final English capitulation on the fourth day in Sydney.

Matthew Hayden has been included in the Australian one-day international squad for the upcoming Commonwealth Bank series.