India comfortably won the final Test match and series against West Indies. India A completed hat-trick win against South Africa A. Steve Waugh rejoined Australia as a mentor for the rest of the Ashes.
Virat Kohli has stepped down as India’s Test captain in the aftermath of their 2-1 series defeat against South Africa at Cape Town. Kohli captained India for the first time in Adelaide in 2014 in red-ball cricket and took over the reins permanently from MS Dhoni in 2015, leading the country 68 times across his […]
England have won 42 Tests at The Oval and lost 22. Their win-loss ratio here (1.909) are their 2nd-best at home. Australia, on the other hand, have won 7 and lost 16, and their ratio (0.437) is the worst anywhere in the world.
England have won 9 and drawn 2 of their last 11 Tests at Old Trafford, winning none. However, they have not won even once in their last 6 Tests against Australia here, drawing 3 and losing 3.
Australia’s win-loss ratio of 2.428 at Lord’s is the 6th-best for any side away from home with a 10-Test cut-off and the best with a 20-Test cut-off. They had lost just once in the 113-year span between 1896 and 2009.
England's win-loss ratio at Edgbaston (3.5) is the third-best for any side at any venue with a 25-Test cut-off.
The tournament was a roaring success, and signed the beginning of Australia’s domination.
Kolkata’s sixth straight loss, Watson’s BBL retirement and Steyn’s World Cup doubts.
England have not beaten Australia since 1992. Neither have they reached the World Cup final semi-final till then. Australia, on the other hand, are yet to lose a World Cup semi-final.