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Piers Morgan had backed Joe Root after his dismal dismissal just 20 minutes into Day Three of the third test between England and India, but the argument did not wash with Michael Vaughan

Monty Panesar dismissed the great Sachin Tendulkar during England's tour of India in 2006 and has thanked captain Andrew 'Freddie' Flintoff for believing in him

England will wrap up the dismal defence of their Cricket World Cup crown this weekend, with qualification for next year's Champions Trophy the only objective left on the table

Stuart Broad bowed out with a wicket with his last ever delivery, as England drew the Ashes after a quite incredible series against Australia

With rain intervening and preventing a result in the fourth Ashes Test, Mirror Sport has taken a look at three potential changes to the playing conditions which could be made to ensure fans get as much play as possible

Michael Vaughan has been criticised by Moeen Ali for sending "dumb" tweets rather than helping eradicate racism, but says that the former England captain has realised he must change his ways

England opener Ben Duckett was fortunate to keep his wicket after he was caught by Mitchell Starc - but the umpire judged the Australian was not in control of the ball

England lost their final six wickets for just 46 runs on day three of the second Ashes Test at Lord's on Friday to hand Australia a huge advantage which they don't look like surrendering

Michael Vaughan claimed England "clearly like losing" after they collapsed during the second Ashes Test, with Harry Brook coming in for particular criticism after playing a "shocking" shot

Ben Stokes' England are in danger of losing the first Ashes Test to Pat Cummins' Australia after a defiant century from opener Usman Khawaja at Edgbaston on Saturday

England's 2005 Ashes celebrations were just as memorable as the series itself, with Matthew Hoggard calling Prime Minister Tony Blair a "k**bhead" and Freddie Flintoff boozing in the Cabinet Room at 10 Downing Street

The Aussies love putting the Poms in their place from the first ball of an Ashes series, but it hasn't always been one-way traffic - the Baggy Greens came unstuck at Edgbaston in 1997 and, for two sessions at least, at Lord's 18 years ago

Michael Vaughan, Sir Alastair Cook and Joe Root all had Anderson lead their attacks as they won 48 out of the 116 matches he played under them

The Ashes gets underway on Friday with the first Test at Edgbaston, as England look to regain the urn by beating Australia in a series for the first time since 2015

Former Australia captain Ricky Ponting can't wait for the Ashes to start with English conditions and the success of 'Bazball' set to have a huge say in the destination of the urn

Michael Vaughan was cleared of making racist remarks while playing for Yorkshire in 2009 and the former England captain is set to return to the BBC for the summer of cricket

The former England captain will return as a pundit having stepped back in June last year when he was accused of using racist language towards former teammate Azeem Rafiq

Michael Vaughan was cleared by a Cricket Discipline Commission panel on Friday of using racist language towards Azeem Rafiq and three other Yorkshire players before a match in 2009

Ex-England captain Vaughan was cleared of using racist language earlier this week after stepping back from his role with the BBC following the allegations

Piers Morgan and Azeem Rafiq came to blows on social media in the wake of former England Test skipper Michael Vaughan being cleared of his charge at the ECB racism hearing

Former England Test captain Michael Vaughan learned on Friday that he had been cleared of the charge made against him, and now he has discussed the effects the case has had on him

Former England captain Michael Vaughan was cleared of making racist comments towards Azeem Rafiq and other Asian players by the Cricket Discipline Commission

Former England Ashes winning captain Michael Vaughan has been cleared of racism by the Cricket Discipline Commission and now has an opportunity to be an agent of change

The ECB's Cricket Discipline Commission has cleared former England captain Michael Vaughan of using racist and/or discriminatory language and bringing the game into disrepute

Azeem Rafiq has spoken out after Michael Vaughan was cleared by the Cricket Discipline Commission, but Tim Bresnan, John Blain, Andrew Gale, Matthew Hoggard and Richard Pyrah had allegations of of racist and/or discriminatory language upheld