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Bell guides England to 2-1 Ashes lead

Ian Bell's second fifty of the match ensured a 2-1 series lead for England and snuffed out any hopes Australia raised during a tail-end fight that set England a target of 121

31-Jul-2015•The Report by Brydon Coverdale

Anderson targets fifth Test return

James Anderson has been ruled out of the fourth Ashes Test at Trent Bridge but is hopeful of being fit for a possible decider at the Oval, which starts on August 20

31-Jul-2015•ESPNcricinfo staff

Record-breaking Read seals Nottinghamshire win

Chris Read enjoyed a day to remember as Nottinghamshire Outlaws maintained their unbeaten start in the Royal London Cup with a four-wicket win over Sussex Sharks at Hove

30-Jul-2015•ECB/PA

Bell-Drummond and Denly seal emphatic win

Last season's semi-finalists Kent opened their account in this year's Royal London Cup with an emphatic five-wicket victory over Hampshire with seven overs to spare in Canterbury

30-Jul-2015•ECB/PA

Johnson's double landmark, Clarke slump continues

James Anderson could be ruled out of the remainder of the Investec Ashes after being forced off the field at Edgbaston with an apparent side strain

30-Jul-2015•Bishen Jeswant

Anderson suffers side injury

James Anderson could be ruled out of the remainder of the Investec Ashes after being forced off the field at Edgbaston with an apparent side strain

30-Jul-2015•George Dobell

Maxwell ton sets up big Yorks win

Glenn Maxwell made 111 from 76 balls in Yorkshire's emphatic 133-run win against Worcestershire at New Road in the Royal London Cup

30-Jul-2015•ECB/PA

Finn puts England in touching distance

On a dramatic second day at Edgbaston, Steven Finn claimed five wickets and ran through Australia so comprehensively that their survival until stumps was an achievement in itself

30-Jul-2015•The Report by Brydon Coverdale

Stone, Crook finish off Leicestershire

Olly Stone and Steven Crook led a superb Northamptonshire bowling display as they got off the mark at the third attempt in the Royal London Cup

29-Jul-2015•ECB/PA

Pettini and Westley crush Warwickshire

Openers Mark Pettini and Tom Westley both scored centuries as Essex inflicted a 152-run defeat on Warwickshire in their Royal London Cup Group B clash at Chelmsford

29-Jul-2015•ECB/PA

Taylor and Howell seal thrilling run-chase

29-Jul-2015•ECB/PA

All-round Faulkner gives Lancashire lift-off

29-Jul-2015•ECB/PA

Ansari stars as Surrey hold off Yorkshire

Gary Ballance hit his second fifty in three days after being dropped by England but it was not enough to prevent Yorkshire from losing to Surrey by six runs in the Royal London Cup

29-Jul-2015•ECB/PA

Durham cruise on Stoneman-Mustard stand

A record-breaking stand of 211 between openers Mark Stoneman and Phil Mustard helped Durham maintain their winning start in the Royal London Cup

29-Jul-2015•ECB/PA

England in control after Anderson's six

Australia were skittled for 136 on the first day at Edgbaston, where James Anderson led a magnificent display of swing and seam bowling that made full use of the conditions

29-Jul-2015•The Report by Brydon Coverdale

Cooke heroics trump Stevens ton

Glamorgan were indebted to a brilliant unbeaten 94 from Chris Cooke as they chased down a target of 318 to beat Kent by three wickets in a thrilling Royal London Cup match in Cardiff

28-Jul-2015•ECB/PA

Middlesex bring in Junaid Khan

Middlesex have signed Junaid Khan as their latest overseas player

28-Jul-2015•ESPNcricinfo staff

End of African era for England

The third Investec Ashes Test will mark the end of an era for English cricket. For the first time since the fourth Test against West Indies in Antigua in 2004, 139 matches ago, England will take the field in a Test match without a player born in southern

28-Jul-2015•Will Macpherson at Edgbaston

Cook backing for 'unrecognisable' Bairstow

Alastair Cook has described Jonny Bairstow's batting as having "improved unrecognisably" from his last experience of international cricket

28-Jul-2015•Will Macpherson at Edgbaston

Olympic ideal could prove uncomfortable for Clarke

Giles Clarke's position as president of the ECB could become untenable if the board honours its commitment to reconsider opposition to cricket's involvement in the Olympics

28-Jul-2015•George Dobell

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