Cricket

It is a sad day for Australian cricket as one of the most destructive players, the skipper of the Australian side has called her time on her career, writes Lisa Sthalekar.

Alyssa Healy, the captain of Australia's women's team, has announced she is to retire from cricket in March and so will not play in the T20 World Cup in June.

The skipper is ready to call it a day after a personal realisation.

After a boozed-up Ashes hammering, England are reportedly considering a player curfew for their upcoming white-ball tour of the subcontinent as they look to address the team's drinking culture.

Sydney Thunder captain David Warner is battling with a knee injury and could miss the club’s final home clash of the season against Melbourne Renegades.

A great week for Travis Head has got even better on the golf course, with Australia’s cult hero producing some remarkable work on the green barely 24 hours after lifting the Ashes urn.

JUSTIN LANGER: I am so glad my good friend has survived his serious health scare as he was a fascinating guy to play alongside.

More than 14 million people tuned in for Australia’s Ashes demolition of England in a record-breaking start to the summer for Seven.

Australia have kicked off celebrations of their 4-1 series thumping of England in the Ashes, with no surprises over who appeared to party the hardest overnight. SEE THE PICTURES.

Just hours after his side slumped to a 4-1 series defeat in The Ashes, it has been revealed England vice-captain Harry Brook was involved in an altercation with a bouncer in New Zealand ahead of the series.

After the teams failed to reconcile in 2023, the Ashes combatants are expected to once again get together for a post-Ashes dressing room tradition.

Mitchell Starc’s legendary Ashes summer has been capped off by claiming the Compton-Miller Medal as the player of the series.

Adam Gilchrist has revealed the latest on Damien Martyn’s condition after he was hospitalised with a life-threatening virus.

Perth Scorchers captain Ashton Turner concedes the controversial catch call in their defeat to Melbourne Renegades was right by the letter of the law, but not in spirit.