England haven’t let Ben Stokes down – Marcus Trescothick
Ben Stokes watched his England side crumble in the face of Ashes pressure yet again in Adelaide but assistant coach Marcus Trescothick insisted the team
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Cricket Australia boss slams technology as Snicko confusion continues
Cricket Australia boss Todd Greenberg called an error in the Snicko technology being used during the Ashes series “not good enough” and said he was
England’s top-order toppled again to leave Ashes hopes on lifeline
England’s top-order was toppled once again as three quick wickets left their Ashes hopes hanging by a thread on day two in Adelaide. Jofra Archer’s
The Ashes 2025: Dates, start times, and how to watch England vs Australia
The third Ashes Test resumed on Wednesday night (GMT), with England needing to win in order to keep the five-match series alive. Only one team
Snickometer owners blame operator error for controversial Alex Carey reprieve
The company that owns the ‘Snickometer’ technology has blamed operator error for Alex Carey’s reprieve during the third Ashes Test. Carey admitted he got lucky
Snicko operator admits error that led to Carey’s Ashes reprieve
The operator of the Snicko technology being used in the Ashes has admitted an error led to a reprieve for Australia’s Alex Carey on the
Snicko chief takes blame for ‘error’ that led to Alex Carey’s DRS reprieve in third Ashes Test
BBG Sports, the company which makes the Snicko technology used for decision reviews in the Ashes, has apologised after a mistake during the first day
Emotional Carey slams ton to give Australia upper hand in 3rd Ashes Test
An emotional Alex Carey slammed a controversial 106 on his home ground and Usman Khawaja hit a defiant 82 Wednesday to put Australia in the
Alex Carey in fresh Ashes controversy as England weigh up ‘Snicko’ complaint
Alex Carey, the Australia wicketkeeper, was caught up in another Ashes controversy after admitting he edged a ball that was given not out by DRS
West Indies hope Christmas comes early in must-win New Zealand Test
Captain Roston Chase hopes that a bonding session over an early Christmas dinner will give the West Indies the festive spirit to beat New Zealand