Tag: The Ashes

Scott Boland was initially a backup plan in case of injuries or a coronavirus emergency but it seems he turned around the fate of Australia.

The Ashes was first coined when England lost to Australia on home ground. What will happen in the next test?

Bring back the 'tash! So often the greatest moments in Ashes cricket history have been accompanied by a sensational moustache...

After England wilt to a four-nil series decimation in a sweltering Sydney, CHARLIE INGLEFIELD picks over the remains while saluting the ruthless Aussies.

Congratulations to Australia, there is a lot to be excited about. As for England, it has been a near total disaster, writes CHARLIE INGLEFIELD.

It's do or die for Joe Roots troops. Can England actually win at the WACA for the first time in 39 years and keep their Ashes dream alive?

Will England recover from their Gabba capitulation? As the teams head to Adelaide, momentum is with Australia and Smith, Warner and their bowling pack look ominous.

England fight back on a tense but enthralling first day’s play at the Gabba, writes Charlie Inglefield.

Brisbane’s ‘Gabbatoir’ is ready for the England cricket team but are they ready for it? CHARLIE INGLEFIELD assesses the chances of Joe Root’s legion conjuring up an epic first Test upset over Steve Smith’s men at their favourite hunting ground.

British cricketer James Anderson claims that Australia would not share a drink with England after the tourists' crushing defeat in the first Ashes Test.

For the first, and probably the last time Prime Minister Tony Abbott joined the commentary box at the Ashes test in Sydney.

The Rolling Stones will play an outdoor concert at Adelaide Oval as part of their upcoming Australian Tour.

Adelaide, has been named as ‘a top 10 city to visit in 2014’ by Lonely Planet.

Concert promoters are in talks to bring The Rolling Stones to Australia in 2014 for a string of stadium shows, and to open the redeveloped Adelaide Oval.

Volunteers for ALP Abroad distributed pamphlets at the second Test of the Ashes on the weekend, encouraging expat Australians in the UK to enrol as overseas voters for the upcoming federal election.

BRON IN THE DON | Aussies love their cricket. And our resident London adventurer is no different. This week she ticks off #88 on her London Top 100 list and explores the home of cricket, Lord’s Cricket Ground.

I have a love/hate relationship with London and Londoners which is inversely proportional to my attachment to my nationality. If I let it go, I can adapt better to life here.