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Aussies win...but did they share a beer?

The triumph of beergate has turned out to be the last chance saloon for some of England's humiliated cricketers.

Delayed concussion fears as Rogers leaves field with dizziness

Paul Lewis: Good odds T20's days may be numbered

Maybe cricket should give the Indian Premier League the boot and T20 as a whole. Both are becoming increasingly irrelevant, Paul Lewis writes.

Australia heading for victory in 2nd test

Steve Smith's 512-minute masterclass and Mitchell Johnson's two-over assault have put Australia on track for a series-levelling Ashes victory at Lord's.

Cricket: Australia dominant at Lord's

Australia are well on top in the second Ashes test at Lord's.

White Ferns win T20 series in India

New Zealand's women cricketers drew inspiration from the approach of their male counterparts as they won their first limited-overs series in India this month.

David Leggat: Cricket in Olympics - no thanks

Fancy watching cricket at the Olympic Games? No thanks.

Cricket: Yorkshire keeping Williamson in form

Back to the beginning for Ryder

Jesse Ryder is returning to Central Districts where it all began in early 2003 - and if he starts with a bang, familiar drums will probably start beating again.

Cricket: Ryder stars with the ball again

Champions League T20 competition canned

The Champions League Twenty20 tournament has been officially discontinued with immediate effect.

Kiwi players unlikely to be affected by IPL bans

A New Zealand legal expert believes the three Kiwi cricketers caught up in the IPL bans can change teams without impediment.

Calls grow for cricket to join Olympics

David Leggat: IPL suspensions no surprise

Punishments meted out to two Indian Premier League franchises and two leading officials should not come as a surprise, says David Leggat.

Cricket: Ashes light a fire in England's prolific Broad

Stuart Broad instinctively raises his game against Australia - the battle for the Ashes switches him on like nothing else.

Parore: Aussies need to move on

Adam Parore, a self-confessed king of sledging, has praised the new attitude in world cricket and admits to cringing at some antics from his playing days.

Beergate: Nash sides with Aussies

Former Black Caps seamer Dion Nash says he understands where Australia are coming from after they snubbed England's offer of post-match drinks.

Beergate shakes up the Ashes

Cricket's new world order of bonhomie has received a major setback - Australia has refused a drinks invite after the first Ashes test at Cardiff.