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New Zealand beat England by 160 runs to win series 2-1Root run out sets tone despite Smith resistanceNew Zealand won a Test series in England for the fourth time by wrapping up a 160-run victory in the third Test at Trent Bridge on Monday, bringing an end to the international car

Charlie Dean could have been defined by one crushing dismissal at Lord's - here is how she has steered England to the World Cup semi-finals as stand-in captain instead.

Thomas Tuchel dismisses concerns over England's treatment in Mexico, saying it has been "nicer than I expected" and that home fans are "friendly and respectful".

Jos Buttler and Sam Curran both look at each other in disbelief after confusion and miscommunication leads to both them missing a simple catch to dismiss Arshdeep Singh.

15-year-old Vaibhav Sooryavanshi hit two big sixes before being dismissed as Jos Buttler caught him behind the wicket after a reckless swing.

15-year-old Vaibhav Sooryavanshi hit two boundaries before being dismissed as Sam Curran caught him out after a wild swing.

England defender’s challenge deemed serious foul playMisses quarter-final as well as potential semi-finalJarell Quansah has been banned for two World Cup matches following his red card in England’s last-16 victory over Mexico on Sunday.Quansah was dismissed after a VAR review of

Sophie Ecclestone became England Women's leading wicket-taker across all formats as the hosts dismissed India for 285 on a see-saw opening day of the historic first women's Test at Lord's.

In her final England appearance, Heather Knight makes 13 before she's caught by Richa Ghosh as England fall to 34-4, chasing 457 to win the one-off Test against India at Lord's.

Mady Villiers is caught just before the close of play, after an incredible catch from Richa Ghosh, to leave England 130-6 at stumps on day three, chasing 457 to win the one-off Test against India at Lord's.

Brendon McCullum has apologised to England fans for the poor string of Test results that led to his dismissal and said he will work alongside his replacement to ensure all three formats are prioritised in the new setup.

Scottie Scheffler and Rory McIlroy have both dismissed concerns about how their future legacy is perceived ahead of their latest bid for more major success at The Open.