Steve Smith

Missed chances haunt England as Australia take control in Adelaide

Marnus Labuschagne and Steve Smith reach stumps unbeaten as hosts dominate day one

Chris Woakes: Personal issues won’t be used for sledging during the Ashes

England finally get their second warm-up under way with Ben Stokes in the wickets

Australia find their range to set up T20 World Cup final against New Zealand

Pakistan fall short as Matthew Wade and Marcus Stoinis tee off in Dubai

Greg Rutherford named in British bobsleigh squad aiming for Beijing 2022

34-year-old bidding to add Winter Olympics medal to his Summer Olympics hauls

England in control as Root’s third century in three Tests punishes India

Captain’s 121 aided by the returning Malan’s fine contribution of 70

Rain halts Australia’s progress on day two at the Gabba

India make light work of hosts’ tail in Brisbane but early wickets leave them in trouble

Labuschagne’s century sees Australia edge day one at the Gabba

India’s debutant bowlers show plenty of heart as fourth Tests gets off to gripping start

Tim Paine defends Steve Smith over Sydney pitch incident

Batsman appeared to scuff the guard of India’s Pant during final innings of SCG draw

Steve Smith hits fine century but India fight back in Sydney

Australia fail to post a big score as tourists ensire it’s honours even on second day

Debutant Pucovski helps Australia take early control in crunch India Test

Hosts reach end of rain-affected opening day two down with Smith at the crease in Sydney

India level series with Australia after eight-wicket win in Melbourne

Third Test to go ahead in Sydney despite growth in coronavirus cases

Australian batting hero and ‘true entertainer’ Dean Jones dies at 59

Jones was in India commentating on the Indian Premier League

Babar Azam shines between showers as Pakistan make solid start in first Test

Batsman gives glimpse of his talent despite disruption to opening day

Chase in no hurry as West Indies extend advantage over England

Tourists in strong position to push on for victory in Southampton

Sporting Controversies: Rugby’s relationship with apartheid all there in black and white

The IRFU’s role in the sport’s dealings with with South Africa is not one to be proud of

Rugby tour to apartheid South Africa in 1989 branded ‘obscene’

Government and public condemnation forced rugby body to apologise and vow never to play in the country while apartheid laws remained

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