School boys in the nets at Merchant Taylor's School in North London have stunned the Aussie batsmen, by taking a few wickets.
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17th Sep 2019 | Updated at 07:33am 17th Sep 2019
Australia beat England; retain Ashes
Australia retained the Ashes after beating England by 185 runs in the final session of the fourth test at Old Trafford on Sunday
Ben Stokes leads England to victory
Ben Stokes' astonishing 135 not out gave England one of their greatest victories to keep the Ashes series against Australia alive
Kane Williamson and Ross Taylor both scored hundreds in a record-breaking stand as New Zealand beat England by three wickets in the third one-day international...
An adventurous father and son team from Luton will this Sunday (June 21) join thousands of participants for the 54-mile London to Brighton Bike Ride in...
British boxer Amir Khan has won his bout against Chris Algieri by a unanimous points decision over 12 rounds at the Barclays Center in New York, but failed...
Ben Stokes took two wickets in two balls to inspire England to victory over New Zealand by 124 runs on the final day of the first Test at Lord's on Tuesday...
India's one of the most favourite international cricket star, Kevin Pietersen, commented on his twitter that he was aware that there was no guarantee he would be recalled to the England side but hoped he had been offered a "clean slate".
Following last year’s highly successful event, the Talk Home Mobile Asian Cricket Awards is back again to celebrate the contribution of British Asians...
Jonathan Trott has got an opportunity to play his 50th test and make a comeback to England squad and Alastair Cook's latest opening partner in test cricket...
Sidelined England batsman Kevin Pietersen has signed up with county side Surrey for the upcoming English domestic season in a bid to return to the national side for the summer Ashes series against Australia
England’s poor showing at World Cup has rattled officials and ECB is pondering to have a shorter County Championship to bring to fruition its commitment to give greater priority to one-day cricket
