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The world's premier Test cricket series returns once again as England host Australia in The Ashes across June and July. With their attacking style of play wowing the cricket world, England will be keen to stamp their authority on their most hated rivals. Australia, fresh off their World Test Championship triumph against India, are always keen to beat the English - especially on home soil. The Sporting News explains how you can watch The Ashes. How to watch and livestream The Ashes in Australia, UK and India TV CHANNEL LIVESTREAM Australia Channel 9/Fox Cricket Kayo/9Now United Kingdom Sky Sports Main Event/Cricket Sky Go India Sony LIV Sony LIV app Australia: Every Test match of the 2023 Ashes will be shown live and free on Channel 9 and the 9 Network, as well as livestreamed on 9Now.Foxtel's dedicated cricket channel Fox Cricket will also be showing The Ashes, which can also be streamed through Kayo. United Kingdom: The Ashes will be broadcast live on the Sky Sports network via Sky Sports Main Event and Sky Sports Cricket. Sky's broadcast can also be livestreamed on Sky Go. India: Sony LIV is The Ashes broadcaster in India. Their telecast can also be livestreamed via the Sony LIV app. When are The Ashes 2023? The first Ashes Test begins on June 16, at 11am (local), 8pm (AEST) and 3.30pm (IST). First Test June 16 - 21 Second Test June 28 - July 3 Third Test July 6 - 11 Fourth Test July 19 - 24 Fifth Test July 27 - August 1 England full squad Ben Stokes (c),Moeen Ali, James...

India vs England, 3rd T20I Highlights: Suryakumar Yadav's Stunning Ton In Vain As England Win Thriller IND vs ENG, 3rd T20I Highlights: Suryakumar Yadav knock of 117 went in vain as England defeated India by 17 runs in the third and final T20I at Trent Bridge in Nottingham. • • Updated:July 10, 2022 10:51 PM IST IND vs ENG, 3rd T20I Highlights: Suryakumar Yadav knock of 117 went in vain as England defeated India by 17 runs in the third and final T20I at Trent Bridge in Nottingham. Chasing a total of 216, India were reeling at 31 for three before Yadav and Shreyas Iyer stitched 119 runs for the fourth wicket to keep the team afloat in the chase. Iyer and Dinesh Karthik were dismissed in quick succession by Yadav continued his onslaught to take India closer to the target. However, his dismissal in the penultimate over put the game back in England's favour. Chris Jordan then two wickets in the final over as England held on for a consolatory win. Earlier, Dawid Malan hit a brilliant 77, before Liam Livingstone unbeaten knock of 42 powered England to a total of 215 for seven against India . Despite losing wickets at regular intervals, England managed to find boundaries at regular intervals, especially with the short boundaries at the venue. Malan and Livingstone stitched an important partnership of 84 runs as England managed to cross the 200-run mark. For India, Ravi Bishnoi and Harshal Patel took two wickets each. Earlier, England had won the toss and elected to bat.

This content is currently not available No wonder Rishabh Pant was beaming. He scored 125 not out from 113 balls - his first ODI century - to lead India to victory. Take a look at the winning moment above. Scroll down for all of the highlights and reaction. And tune in to BBC Two at 19:15 BST for the full highlights show, which will also be available on iPlayer. This content is currently not available India captain Rohit Sharma: "I am very, very pleased. We wanted to achieve something as a group in white-ball and I think pretty much we did. Going forward there are things we need to improve as a group. I am quite pleased with the effort from the boys. "It is not an easy place to win games. The way we played this entire white-ball leg was fantastic. It is something we have wanted to do for some time and finally to achieve it was a great effort from the entire unit." This content is currently not available More from England captain Jos Buttler: "Reece [Topley] has been brilliant, I am delighted to see him doing so well. We were searching for ways to create wickets and it has been a tough schedule. Reece has been creaking a little bit so we might have to look after him like we do with all our players."

India vs England 4th Test, Day 5 Highlights: India crush England by 157 runs to take 2-1 lead in 5-match series India crushed England by 157 runs in the fourth Test to register their first win at The Oval after 50 years. With the victory, India also took a 2-1 lead in the 5-match Test series. The final game of the series will now be played at the Old Trafford from September 10. Check India vs England 4th Test live score, scorecard, ball-by-ball commentary, team news and more on Times of India. Read Less I wanted to be on the field as much as I could. That hundred was special. We know how important was the second innings. Virat just mentioned the effort from the batsmen, and as a unit it was really important. It's my first overseas hundred. Really glad that I could get the team into an important position. The three-figure mark wasn't in my mind, we knew the pressure on the batting unit so we kept our heads down and batted the situation. Once we got the lead, we just wanted to put pressure on the bowlers. I try to contribute for the team, it's important for me. I know the importance of opening the innings. I am glad I could make it count. It's always important to embrace the challenge, it's not going to be easy. The real game changer was after the World Championship final. Looks good at the moment, the message from the physio is that we got to asses every minute. Player of the match - Rohit Sharma Well, I think the best thing about both the games has been the character the t...

India and England will have all to play for in the third and final ODI at Manchester as the three-match series stands level at 1-1. The first ODI was won by Rohit Sharma's side by 10 wickets, however, England stormed back with a comprehensive win in the second ODI by 100 runs. India's batting disappointed in the second ODI and no one got going and hence the visitors were unable to chase down 247.

February 5-9 1st Test, Chennai England won by 227 runs Scorecard . Report . Anderson's magical over . Agnew column 13-16 2nd Test, Chennai India won by 317 runs Scorecard . Report . Moeen to return home . Kohli defends pitch 24-25 3rd Test, Ahmedabad (d/n) India won by 10 wickets Scorecard . Report . Social media reaction . Root on England team selection . Agnew column March 4-8 4th Test, Ahmedabad India won by an innings and 25 runs Scorecard . Report 12 1st Twenty20 international, Ahmedabad (d/n) England won by eight wickets Scorecard . Report . Archer reaction 14 2nd Twenty20 international, Ahmedabad (d/n) India won by seven wickets Scorecard . Report 16 3rd Twenty20 international, Ahmedabad (d/n) England won by eight wickets Scorecard . Report . Morgan reaction 18 4th Twenty20 international, Ahmedabad (d/n) India won by eight runs Scorecard . Report 20 5th Twenty20 international, Ahmedabad (d/n) India won by 36 runs Scorecard . Report . Agnew column . 23 1st ODI, Pune (d/n) India won by 66 runs Scorecard . Report 26 2nd ODI, Pune (d/n) England won by six wickets Scorecard . Report 28 3rd ODI, Pune (d/n) India won by seven runs Scorecard . Report