Jhye Richardson finished with career-best figures of 4/26 off his 10 overs
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Rohit Sharma shone for India for a superb 133, but Jhye Richardson led Australia to a 34-run win in Sydney with his magnificent four-wicket haul.
David Miller celebrates after scoring his fifth ODI century
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South Africa batsman David Miller and captain Faf du Plessis walloped 139 and 125 respectively to lead the Proteas to a 40-run win over Australia in the third ODI in Hobart.
Jason Roy scored his sixth ODI century
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England opener Jason Roy struck a superb 101 as his side defeated Australia by six wickets in the fourth ODI in Durham.
Jason Roy scored his fifty ODI century
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Opener Jason Roy thumped a superb 120, while stand-in captain Jos Buttler struck an entertaining 91 not out as England defeated Australia by 38 runs in the second ODI in Cardiff to take a 2-0 series lead.
Shaun Marsh: “If the captain did want (me to open), then I’d feel comfortable but we’ll see what happens”
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Australia batsman Shaun Marsh has admitted that he is open to the idea of opening the batting in Test cricket.
Australia spinner Nathan Lyon removed Alastair Cook and Dawid Malan
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Australia are just six wickets away from winning the Ashes 4-0, but prior to dismissing four England batsmen, Shaun and Mitchell Marsh created a special moment out in the middle at the Sydney Cricket Ground as they both scored memorable hundreds.
Shaun Marsh struck 10 boundaries during his unbeaten knock of 98
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Shaun Marsh, Mitchell Marsh and Usman Khawaja piled on the runs as Australia punished England on the third day of the fifth Ashes Test in Sydney and took a 133-run lead in the process.
Shaun Marsh is over the moon after scoring his fifth Test century
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Following a sensational 126 not out from Australia batsman Shaun Marsh, left-arm seamer Mitchell Starc made a crucial breakthrough before the end of play as he took out England opener Mark Stoneman.
Steve Smith hit six boundaries during his unbeaten 64
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Australia captain Steve Smith led by example as he struck an unbeaten 64 to rescue his side from a precarious position on the second day of the first Ashes Test in Brisbane.
Tim Paine has not played Test cricket since October 2010
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Australia’s Ashes squad for the first two Tests was full of surprises as wicketkeeper Tim Paine and batsman Shaun Marsh returned, while uncapped opener Cameron Bancroft also made the cut.
