Ashes 2019 4th Test, Eng v Aus, Live Cricket Streaming: When is England vs Australia?

The fourth Test of the 2019 Ashes will commence on September 4 at Old Trafford, Manchester.

Ashes 2019 4th Test venue: Old Trafford

Australia have played only twice at Old Trafford in this century. Both matches were drawn.

Ashes 2019 4th Test, statistical preview: England come to Old Trafford, their venue of mixed fortune

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.

England vs Australia, 4th Test, Manchester: Preview, predictions, likely XIs

Ahead of the crucial fourth Ashes Test, the contest is too tight to call, with a victory for Australia killing England’s hopes.

Cricket news round-up – 31 August: Bumrah hat-trick leaves West Indies reeling

Jasprit Bumrah's hat-trick reduced West Indies to 87/7 by stumps; Ishan Kishan guided pulled off a heist for India A; the Australians blew Derbyshire away; and the first round of ICC Women's T20 World Cup Qualifier got over.

Cricket news round-up – 31 August: India 264/5, Anderson ruled out of Ashes 2019

India reached 264/5 on Day 1 at Sabina Park; Anderson ruled out of the entire series; Mustafizur dropped for Afghanistan Test; and Vitality Blast quarterfinal line-ups have been set.

Cricket news round-up – August 26: Ben Stokes epic seals England win in all-time thriller

Stokes does it again, more Bumrah magic, and another tied encounter in the T20 Blast.

England vs Australia, 3rd Test, Day 4 preview: Root resistance key for England

England batsmen need to continue showing resistance and bat through the first session to stand any chance of securing victory.

Ashes 2019 3rd Test, England vs Australia Day 3 preview: Australia on top after topsy-turvy day

Stumps, Day 2: Australia 179 (Labuschagne 74, Warner 61; Archer 6/45) and 171/6 (Labuschagne 53*; Stokes 2/33) lead England 67 (Denly 12; Hazlewood 5/30, Cummins 3/23) by 283 runs.

Cricket news round-up – 23 August: Sri Lanka 85/2, Australia 179, India 203/6

Day 1 of all three Tests of the ICC Test Championship, at P Sara Oval, Headingley, and North Sound, were hit by rain, the teams finishing on contrasting notes. Elsewhere, Namibia thrashed Botswana to win the series.