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Ashleigh Gardner Guides Australia To 89-Run Win Over England In Women's Ashes Test

Ashleigh Gardner took eight wickets in England's second innings as Australia's women secured victory in the one-off Ashes Test match by 89 runs on Monday. Chasing the highest run chase in women's Test history of 268 to win, England were all out for 178 as Gardner took all five wickets to fall on the final day. Defeat at Trent Bridge gives England a mountain to climb if they are to reclaim the Ashes. Australia's Test win is worth four points in the multi-format series with three one-day internationals and T20 matches to come, each worth two points. The Australians are world champions in both white-ball formats and also proved just too good with the red ball after a tight contest that went all five days in front of record crowds for a women's Test in England.

Stern Test Awaits India In SAFF Championship Match Against Kuwait

Already through to the semifinals, India will face their sternest test in the SAFF Championship football when they face formidable Kuwait in their last league match in Bengaluru on Tuesday. With six points from two wins, the same as India, Kuwait have also entered the semifinals and Tuesday's match at the Sree Kanteerava Stadium will decide the Group A winner. Pakistan and Nepal face each other in the other match of the day, which has been rendered inconsequential as both the sides are already out of contention for the semifinals after losing their two earlier matches.

England beaten by 89 runs by Australia in Women's Ashes Test as Ashleigh Gardner stars with eight wickets

Australia won the Women’s Ashes Test against England by 89 runs after taking the last five wickets in the morning session of the final day. England started the day needing 152 runs to win the match at Trent Bridge, while Australia required five wickets. Ad Ashleigh Gardner claimed all five wickets within 90 minutes to finish with eight in the second innings and 12 for the match.

Gardener cuts down England as Australia win Trent Bridge Test

Australia's Ashleigh Gardner tore through England's rear guard to help the visitors win the one-off test match at Trent Bridge by 89 runs on the fifth day on Monday, despite a battling half century by Danni Wyatt.

Australia (473 and 257 all out) beat England (463 and 178 all out) by 89 runs in Women’s Ashes Test at Trent Bridge despite Dover-born Tammy Beaumont’s record-breaking first-innings 208

Record-breaking Tammy Beaumont has spoken about how being dropped from England's T20 squad last year fuelled her desire to carry on playing after she scored a double century in the Women's Test defeat against Australia.

Sarfaraz Khan's Two-Worded Instagram Post Goes Viral After Test Snub

Mumbai batter Sarfaraz Khan, who is still waiting for his call-up for the Indian test squad, shared an Instagram story on Sunday where he is utilizing every second to sharpen his skills. This comes after he was not selected for the squad for the Test series against West Indies. Sarfaraz's selection in the Test side is a hotly-debated topic among the cricketing fraternity, with many of his fans and legends like Sunil Gavaskar calling for his selection in a longer format due to his rich run of form. Sarfaraz wrote in the Instagram story "Home practice".

Bayern Munich are about to test Erik ten Hag's Manchester United transfer admission with Mason Mount interest

As seems customary with the Manchester United of recent years, their pursuit of Mason Mount was always going to hit a few bumps in the road.

Women's Ashes: England lose late wickets as Australia look poised to wrap up Test victory at Trent Bridge

England suffered a late loss of five wickets in their Ashes Test on day four at Trent Bridge. England finished the day on 116-5, 152 runs behind their opponents from Down Under.

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Ashleigh Gardner Guides Australia To 89-Run Win Over England In Women's Ashes Test

Stern Test Awaits India In SAFF Championship Match Against Kuwait

England beaten by 89 runs by Australia in Women's Ashes Test as Ashleigh Gardner stars with eight wickets

Gardener cuts down England as Australia win Trent Bridge Test

Australia (473 and 257 all out) beat England (463 and 178 all out) by 89 runs in Women’s Ashes Test at Trent Bridge despite Dover-born Tammy Beaumont’s record-breaking first-innings 208

Sarfaraz Khan's Two-Worded Instagram Post Goes Viral After Test Snub

Bayern Munich are about to test Erik ten Hag's Manchester United transfer admission with Mason Mount interest

Women's Ashes: England lose late wickets as Australia look poised to wrap up Test victory at Trent Bridge