match coverage

Match Coverage
Glenn Maxwell nudges Australia selectors with maiden double century

Victoria batsman reminds the Australia selectors of his immense talent.

by Wisden Staff / November 24, 2017
Ashes
Smith & Marsh stabilise Australia after top order struggle - day 2 report

Game hangs in the balance after day of innovation

by Will Macpherson / November 24, 2017
Videos
England are ahead in the game – Ponting, Vaughan

Ex-skippers value runs on the board

by Wisden Staff / November 23, 2017
Match Coverage
Stoneman, Vince & Lyon star on day of the unexpected

The Ashes is finally underway with a day of confounded expectations

by Will Macpherson / November 23, 2017
News
James Vince run out by Nathan Lyon evokes Ricky Ponting & Gary Pratt

Boycott and Vaughan tease former Australian captain

by Wisden Staff / November 23, 2017
Ashes
England struggle on last Ashes warm-up day

Wickets hard to come by against young Cricket Australia line-up; Jake Ball now favourite to play

by Wisden Staff / November 18, 2017
Match Coverage
India struggle on second day curtailed by rain

Hosts end shortened day 74-5

by Wisden Staff / November 17, 2017
Ashes
Malan hits century as England push for victory in final warm-up

Moeen and Overton fail

by Wisden Staff / November 17, 2017
Ashes
Chris Woakes 6-54 as CA XI finish day 1 on 249-9

Cricket Australia XI finish day one on 249-9

by Wisden Staff / November 15, 2017
Match Coverage
England save only Test against Australia to keep Ashes dream alive

No result but plenty to savour.

by Ben Gardner / November 13, 2017

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match coverage

Glenn Maxwell nudges Australia selectors with maiden double century

Smith & Marsh stabilise Australia after top order struggle - day 2 report

England are ahead in the game – Ponting, Vaughan

Stoneman, Vince & Lyon star on day of the unexpected

James Vince run out by Nathan Lyon evokes Ricky Ponting & Gary Pratt

England struggle on last Ashes warm-up day

India struggle on second day curtailed by rain

Malan hits century as England push for victory in final warm-up

Chris Woakes 6-54 as CA XI finish day 1 on 249-9

England save only Test against Australia to keep Ashes dream alive

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