England lost the first Ashes Test because they do "respect conditions" and will "keep getting egg on their face" if they do not change, says former Australia opener Simon Katich. The tourists gave away a positive position with an batting collapse in the afternoon session of day two before Australia romped to an eight-wicket win inside two days.

South Africa left Dublin with a crushing victory over bogey Ireland and England extended its winning streak to 11 tests after surviving Argentina 27-23 in autumn rugby at the weekend. The South Africans reaffirmed their undisputed top dog status with a 24-13 result after a chaotic match marked by seven yellow cards,

Frank Lampard’s former assistant manager at Chelsea, Jody Morris, has backed the current Coventry City manager to take charge of England in the future.England are currently managed by Thomas

Mark Wood has called on England to rouse themselves from the canvas and "throw some back" at Australia in the next four rounds of this Ashes campaign.

After his double against Leeds, can Morgan Rogers win the battle for England's number 10 role over Jude Bellingham, Phil Foden and Cole Palmer?

Three tourists released to Lions squad for game against the Prime Minister's XI, while Australia monitor fitness of Khawaja and Hazlewood

A new generation of local NHS clinics in England will once again be built using hundreds of millions of pounds in private money, in a step that echoes the controversial Private Finance Initiative (PFI) policy.

Fast bowler Mark Wood says he would drive to England's next Ashes Test in Brisbane if he could, "just to keep my mind going" after his side's two-day opening defeat in Perth.

While the former Leicester City winger has enjoyed successful spells since his international debut, he has been unable to carve out a place in Gareth Southgate or Thomas Tuchel's squad. Barnes represented England 14 times at youth level;

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England – the management, players and administrators – will be held to account at the end of the Ashes if their plans do not work. In the aftermath of the heavy defeat in the first Test I have been struck by the genuine anger among supporters.