Here is the statistical comparison between veteran England batter Joe Root and Indian legend Sachin Tendulkar after 41 centuries in Test cricket.
Here is the statistical comparison between Australian batter Steve Smith and Indian batter Virat Kohli after 123 Test matches.
The stand-in captain for the Australia side during the ongoing Ashes 2025/26, Steve Smith, has made a new record with his 37th century in the longest format during the fifth game in Sydney.
The left-handed opening battter of the Australia side, Travis Head, has broken multiple records with the the third century during the 2025/26 season of the Ashes at the Sydney Cricket Ground (SCG).
The video of Engkand captain- Ben Stokes- and Australia's number three batter- Marnus Labuschagne- being engaged in a verbal spat during the fifth Ashes 2025/26 Test has gone viral around the social media.
Joe Root has gone level with Ricky Ponting, sitting equal-third on the all-time men’s Test century list, after bringing up his 41st hundred on day two in Sydney. He also equalled a special record held by Jonathan Trott. Read the complete news here.
Sunil Gavaskar criticised the English players for mocking India during the Anderson–Tendulkar Trophy. Read the complete news here.
Speaking ahead of the Sydney Test, Khawaja said he is happy to retire on his own terms at the SCG, a ground he loves. With that in mind, let us look at three reasons why Usman Khawaja's retirement from Test cricket after the 2025–26 Ashes may not be the right decision.
England have named a 12-player squad for the fifth Ashes Test in Sydney, aiming to finish the 2025-26 series against Australia.
The left-handed opening batter of the Australia side, Usman Khawaja, slams media and the former players in a fiery retirement press conference on being forced to take his retirement from international cricket.
It is not my job to announce the winner
Rohit Sharma on being asked if England were rightly awarded the World Cup title in 2019
