Australia vs England, 5th Test, The Ashes, 2025-26 - Match News
The ECB CEO termed England's failure to live up to the hype and anticipation of the Ashes as 'deeply disappointing'
The ECB CEO termed England's failure to live up to the hype and anticipation of the Ashes as 'deeply disappointing'
Ben Stokes conceded England "did damage to our own cause" as Australia wrapped up a dominant 4-1 Ashes win built on home conditions and collective consistency
Ben Stokes conceded England "did damage to our own cause" as Australia wrapped up a dominant 4-1 Ashes win built on home conditions and collective consistency
Alex Carey and Cameron Green got the hosts over the line despite a brief stutter on an up-and-down fifth day pitch
Alex Carey and Cameron Green got the hosts over the line despite a brief stutter on an up-and-down fifth day pitch
With his Test debut, Jacob had already gone where no Bethell had before. Now, he has a Test century
With his Test debut, Jacob had already gone where no Bethell had before. Now, he has a Test century
The hosts picked up eight wickets to keep England's lead at 119 runs
The hosts picked up eight wickets to keep England's lead at 119 runs
The England captain limped off the field in the morning session of the fourth day
The England captain limped off the field in the morning session of the fourth day
Head's uninhibited strokeplay broke England's spirit before Smith's meticulous mastery left England on the brink
Head's uninhibited strokeplay broke England's spirit before Smith's meticulous mastery left England on the brink
Smith went past Rahul Dravid's 36 Test hundreds to break into the top-six century makers in Tests
Smith went past Rahul Dravid's 36 Test hundreds to break into the top-six century makers in Tests
Australia ended Day 3 at 518 for 7, leading by 134 runs
Australia ended Day 3 at 518 for 7, leading by 134 runs
Stokes' frustration at the end of Day 2 at SCG was directed as much at his own team's familiar loss of control as it was at Labuschagne
Stokes' frustration at the end of Day 2 at SCG was directed as much at his own team's familiar loss of control as it was at Labuschagne
