Women's Ashes 2025: Alyssa Healy's Australia won the multi-format series 16-0 against Heather Knight's England after winning the Day-Night Test by an innings and 122 runs at the Melbourne Cricket ...

Feb 1 (Reuters) - Australia completed a 16-0 clean sweep in the Women's Ashes after defeating England by an innings and 122 runs in the one-off test in Melbourne on Saturday. Holders Australia ...

Australian skipper Alyssa Healy has played with legends and celebrated iconic triumphs, but she never envisaged the day where she would feature in an Ashes whitewash. Watch India vs England T20I ...

Why is the Ashes Series so Important in Cricket? The Ashes is cricket's oldest and most famous bilateral series, contested between the first two Test nations since 1877, and bearing that historic ...

Australia have won the multi-format Women's Ashes 16-0. It means England's wait to hold the urn stretches on - they haven't won it since 2013-14. Unlike the men's Ashes the women's edition is ...

A New York woman is demanding answers after she says police lost her late father’s ashes while investigating a house fire. Rensselaer County resident Jennifer Brunson, of Brunswick, claims that Troy ...

In response, the Law Commission has been reviewing burial and cremation laws, proposing reforms that include a set deadline for collecting unclaimed ashes. The entrance to Golders Green ...

Up to 300,000 sets of ashes are estimated to remain unclaimed at funeral directors across the UK (Alamy/PA) A “workable solution” is needed to deal respectfully with up to 300,000 sets of ...

How very British… But the kerfuffle that followed Ronay’s aside – you’d hesitate to call it a jibe – felt more significant, marking as it did the first blows in the Ashes phoney war ...

But when it comes to the Ashes and World Cup, they just haven’t been able to dominate. ‘Australia are the team that have dominated over the last ten or 15 years and you look at these two sides ...

After Australia retained the Women’s Ashes and set their sights on a series whitewash, Sophia Dunkley declared England’s dressing room “back Heather [Knight] 100 per cent” to lead the group.