Cricket: England whitewash fear
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Beaten England captain Andrew Flintoff turns his attention to the last two Ashes Tests.
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Captain Andrew Flintoff shrugs off fears he is being asked to do too much as England try to retain the Ashes.
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England&#39;s year of domination is in severe danger of coming to an inglorious conclusion following a batting masterclass from Jacques Kallis on the second day of the second Test here in Durban yesterday.
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Great Britain returned from their Spanish training camp yesterday to the news that Darren Lockyer, their nemesis in last year&#39;s Ashes whitewash, may not play again in the Gillette Tri-Nations series.
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England is looking to spin to wrest the momentum from Australia and prevent it from going 2-0 down in the Ashes series in the second Adelaide Test.
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CRICKET officials are under pressure to overhaul the game&#39;s showpiece tournaments after embarrassing mismatches and England&#39;s bleak weather threatened to turn the Champions Trophy into a farce.
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England signed off their troubled trip to Zimbabwe on Sunday by completing a 4-0 whitewash in their one-day international series. England scored 261 for six and
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England were today battling to end a stubborn seventh-wicket partnership which threatened to guide South Africa into a commanding first-innings lead in the second Test at Kingsmead.
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Zimbabwe held up England&#39;s charge as they battled to avert a series whitewash in the fourth one-day international in Bulawayo today.
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Australia legend Shane Warne thinks England need to stop making excuses if they are to start winning cricket matches.
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AUSTRALIAN captain Adam Gilchrist admitted today he was spooked by the prospect of enforcing the follow-on because of Steve Waugh&#39;s fateful attempt during the Calcutta Test of 2001.
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Captain Michael Vaughan believes England will be stronger for their forthcoming tour of New Zealand after their defeat in Sri Lanka.
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The match against England in Durban will be a huge test for South African cricket. With the knives already out after their defeat in Port Elizabeth, another poor performance could have far-reaching consequences.
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Michael Vaughan&#39;s England team will become unique should they beat South Africa in the first Test that starts in Port Elizabeth today.
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This England innings had three stages. The first, where a confident Vikram Solanki and Marcus Trescothick flattened the Indian pace attack, who in turn, didn&#39;t help their own cause with some wayward bowling.
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England hope to complete a clean sweep of their autumn Tests against the Wallabies.
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John Wright: Security is a matter of concern for the governments. Iâm focusing on the series ahead. Sourav Ganguly: I donât think we can go into a Test match thinking of records ... itâll happen when it happens.