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Joe Root spearheads England's pursuit of Ashes victory
PAUL NEWMAN AT THE ADELAIDE OVAL: A thrilling second Test was balanced on a knife’s edge after a fourth day where England showed Australia they might not be so easy to beat after all.
Jimmy Anderson proves his skill with five-for in Australia
LAWRENCE BOOTH AT THE ADELAIDE OVAL: As Jimmy Anderson resumed hostilities on the fourth day of the second Test, questions hung thick in the Adelaide air. Could he do it in Australia?
Steve Smith silenced by England fightback and field errors
PAUL NEWMAN AT THE ADELAIDE OVAL: The contrast in Steve Smith’s mood was dramatic. He could not hold his laughter after England’s 10-wicket first Test defeat and Jonny Bairstow’s ‘head-butt’.
Is Steve Smith in control of this team? BUMBLE ON THE TEST
DAVID LLOYD: With England heading into the final day in Adelaide with the match in the balance, our Sportsmail's columnist reflects on the second Test so far in his own unique way,
Geoffrey Boycott attacked over Ashes punditry by ECB exec
CHARLES SALE - SPORTS AGENDA: The post was later deleted by Connor after it was pointed out what she had said about Boycott when TMS are ECB's long-time radio rights holders.
Nasser Hussain: James Vince needs to adapt game for Ashes
NASSER HUSSAIN: The definition of madness, so they say, is to keep doing the same thing expecting a different result. For Vince, this is now happening a second time in his Test career.
India on the brink of series win over Sri Lanka in Delhi
India are closing in on a 2-0 series victory after setting Sri Lanka a second-innings target of 410 before reducing them to 31 for three in the third and final Test in Delhi.
Australia sledging has become 'personal', says Matt Prior
Australia admitted to sledging the tourists during the opening Test but Baggy Greens captain Steve Smith insists his team-mates' comments have not crossed a line during the series.
Dale Steyn to continue comeback from shoulder injury
The fast bowler has recently made his comeback in South Africa's domestic Twenty20 competition following more than a year on the sidelines due to a shoulder injury.
ICC anti-corruption unit looking at as many as seven cases
The credibility of international cricket is in question once more after it emerged that as many as seven separate corruption investigations are currently under way.
Ashes 2nd Test Day 4: Steve Smith wastes reviews and more
England ended a gripping day of Test cricket on 176-4, needing 178 runs to beat Australia and the unlikeliest of victories creeping into sight for Joe Root's team. Here are five things you missed.
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