England looking for back-to-back wins after two-day victory in Boxing Day game at MCG; Australia have retained Ashes, lead 3-1 after victories in first three Tests at Perth, Brisbane and Adelaide; Usm

Ashes 2026, Australia vs England Live Score 5th Test Day 2: With an unbeaten 154-run partnership on Sunday, Joe Root and Harry Brook dominated Australia's all-pace attack, saving England and putting them in a solid position on the wet opening day of the fifth and final Ashes Test.

Australia lead 3-1 ahead of the Sydney Pink Test, with Steve Smith captaining and Usman Khawaja bidding farewell, while England aim for back-to-back wins under Ben Stokes’ Bazball approach.

Here’s how to watch the 4th Test match on TV and live stream. The Sporting News takes you through all the information you need to follow the game.

England will look to end a tough Ashes series on a high by winning the fifth and final Test in Sydney. Australia have already won the series after embarrassing England by going 3-0 up, but the

England were 211/3 at the end of Day 1 of the 5th Ashes TestJoe and Harry Brook forged an unbeaten 154-run stand for the 3rd wicketDay 1 was shortened to 45 overs due to rain and bad light Welcome to the live coverage of the second day of the Ashes 2025–26 fifth and final Test between Australia and England at the Sydney Cricket Ground on Sunday,

England tonight complete a successful summer tour with a one-off Test match against the USA in Washington D.C. Steve Borthwick’s new-look side travel Stateside soaring with confidence after defying the absence of some 14 key players now on British and ...

Semifinal action begins Tuesday at the Women's Euro with England's clash against Italy, which offers a classic faceoff between a tournament favorite and this summer's Cinderella story. England are reigning champions, and unsurprisingly are heavily favored ...

Australia Vs England Live Score 4th Test Day 1 : Australia are taking on England in the 4th Test of the Ashes Series. This will be a traditional Boxing Day match, which is an ongoing tradition in the Australian Test calendar.