Ashes 2019 3rd Test, England vs Australia Day 2 preview: England gain upper hand, time for batsmen to deliver

Stumps, Day 1: Australia 179 (Labuschagne 74, Warner 61; Archer 6/45) vs England.

Ashes 2019 2nd Test, England vs Australia Day 5 preview: Australia slightly ahead after an injured Smith

Stumps, Day 4: England 258 (Burns 53, Bairstow 52; Hazlewood 3/58, Cummins 3/61, Lyon 3/68) and 96/4 (Burns 29, Denly 26; Cummins 2/16, Siddle 2/19) lead Australia 250 (Smith 92, Khawaja 36; Broad 4/64, Woakes 3/61) by 104 runs.

Ashes 2019 1st Test, Day 3, England v Australia: Preview, predictions

England are 17 behind Australia in the first innings, with 6 wickets in hand.

ICC World Cup 2019 most runs, wickets after South Africa vs Afghanistan: Finch, Warner, Starc, Cummins top lists

The top two slots in both the batting (Finch 343, Warner 281) and bowling (Starc 13, Cummins 11) charts belong to Australians.

ICC World Cup 2019 most runs, wickets after India vs New Zealand: Tables remain unchanged

Match 18 of World Cup 2019 between India and New Zealand has been called off due to heavy rain without a ball being bowled and the tables remain unchanged.

ICC World Cup 2019 most runs, wickets after Australia vs Pakistan: Shakib still dominates; Amir joins the fest

Shakib Al Hasan is still leading the batting table with David Warner at the 2nd place. Mohammad Amir tops the bowling chart.

ICC World Cup 2019 Match 14, India v Australia: Preview, likely XIs, predictions

Australia and India will clash for Match 14 of the World Cup at The Oval on June 9.

ICC World Cup 2019 most runs, wickets after Australia vs West Indies: Starc and Cummins make it to the top five

Joe Root is still leading the chart followed by Shakib Al Hasan and Rohit Sharma. Matt Henry’s four-wicket haul helps him stay at the top followed by Mitchell Starc.

ICC World Cup 2019 most runs, wickets after Afghanistan vs Australia: Warner catches up with Stokes

David Warner is now leading the chart with 89 runs. Matt Henry, Pat Cummins and Adam Zampa took 3 wickets each.

Cricket World Cup 2019, Australia preview, likely starting XI: The most balanced side, they may go all the way

Australia have won the World Cup 5 times and reached the final twice more. They are also coming into the World Cup with 8 consecutive wins under their belt.