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Victory for the home side at the Oval means the Ashes ends in a draw for the first time since 1972.
Pat Cummins took 4-43 in 24 overs as Australia close in on a first Test series win in England since 2001.
Australia need just eight wickets to retain the Ashes.
England were still 297 behind Australia’s imposing 497-8 when bad light ended play.
England required perfection to keep their series afloat and got just that courtesy of the 28-year-old’s performance.
This was England’s lowest Ashes total since 1948 and the fourth time in 18 months they had been dismissed for under a hundred in a Test.
The newly announced ODIs form part of Ireland’s involvement in the ICC Cricket World Cup Super League.
Australia hold a 1-0 series lead as the Ashes heads to Headingly next week.
Australia know early wickets on Sunday could leave them in a position to press for a victory.
Matthew Wade marked his first Test for nearly two years with a fine 110.
England ended day two of the first Ashes Test trailing Australia by just 17 runs.
The Australian batsman scored a backs-to-the-wall century on the opening day at Edgbaston.
Prithvi Shaw will be banned from cricket until mid-November, his suspension having been backdated to March.
‘It’s as good a feeling as I’ve had in my career,’ said Tim Murtagh after his five-wicket haul.
Ireland’s Tim Murtagh ran riot in London, sealing a place on the Lord’s honours board with a five-for.
England have one eye on the Ashes as Ireland arrive in Lord’s.
The England captain is slightly uncomfortable with the nature of his side’s victory.
Rush native Eoin Morgan is set to be involved in the inaugural Euro T20 Slam next month.
They beat a full member in an ODI Series at home for the first time ever.
Shaun Murphy and ex-international cricketer Sean Ervine both failed to make the cut.
The former Irish batsman takes over from Aaron Hamilton, who left the role on Monday.
The Cricket World Cup kicks off across the water today.
Graham Ford’s side take a 1-0 lead in their series up north.
A look back at a very memorable few days of sporting action.
The England captain addressed the controversy surrounding Alex Hales at a press conference in Dublin today.
Alex Hepburn had set up a sexual conquest ‘game’ with friends on WhatsApp.
Claire Polosak became the first female umpire to stand in a men’s one-day cricket international.
Ravi Ashwin ignited another ‘spirit of the game’ debate yesterday when he ran Jos Buttler out during an Indian Premier League match.
Rashid Khan helped his side recover from 131-7 to make 223 all out before they skittled the Irish for 114 in Dehradun.
Andy Balbirnie took advantage of being dropped on 51 to steer Ireland home, making 145 not out from just 136 balls.
The bowler has been banned for four games.
Shannon Gabriel admitted breaching the ICC Code of Conduct in an exchange with England captain Joe Root.
Shannon Gabriel and Joe Root exchanged words on day three of the third Test.
Joe Root told West Indies bowler Shannon Gabriel not to ‘use it as an insult’ in an on-field exchange.
David Warner is currently serving a one-year suspension from international and state cricket.
Dublin games will mark the first time since 2007 that a senior West Indies side will have played in Ireland.
‘You can see the foundations are there for us if we were a professional side,’ Isobel Joyce said after a third loss to India.
Ireland lost out to Australia in their ICC Women’s World Twenty20 opener.
Alyssa Healy made history as the tournament favourites earned a nine-wicket victory in Guyana.
Stick on the kettle and settle into some of our favourite sports articles from this week.