All news on the topic: The Ashes

Alice Capsey is looking to continue the momentum from 2023 as she targets success with Delhi Capitals before building towards England's T20 World Cup campaign in Bangladesh

A whopping 248 hours of sport was watched on TV this year - and Brits have voted in their top 25 sporting moments of 2023

2023 IN CRICKET: A remarkable year saw two incredible Ashes series both end in draws, while England legends in the men's and women's game bowed out of a rapidly changing sport

Stuart Broad retired from cricket this year after taking more than 600 Test wickets - a tally bettered only by Muthiah Muralidaran, Shane Warne, James Anderson and Anil Kumble

Australia retained the Ashes following a 2-2 draw in England and Nathan Lyon has blasted the 'Bazball' method, while also commenting on that controversial Jonny Bairstow dismissal

Steve Harmison has given his thoughts on Ben Stokes' future, England's World Cup failings and why Rob Key is right to have backed Jos Buttler and Matthew Mott

Australia legend Steve Smith could have played for England and was offered county contracts by Kent and Surrey after playing club cricket for Sevenoaks Vine as a teenager

Spectators clashed with Australia players in the Long Room at Lord's following the controversial dismissal of Jonny Bairstow in the second Ashes Test match at Lord's in July

The Ashes is an age-old cricketing rivalry between Australia and England - and the stars of the show are digging up old territory they haven't quite forgotten in a dig at possible new rivalries

Australia were left furious after the ball was changed late on Day Four of the final Ashes test, with England bowling out their opponents on Day Five to level the series

Stuart Broad made the decision to retire from cricket midway through the fifth Ashes Test match after speaking to his long-time England team-mate Jimmy Anderson

Stuart Broad, who took the final two wickets to ensure an Ashes draw earlier this week, is also rumoured to be a contestant on the next series of Strictly Come Dancing

England benefited from a ball change to take 10 wickets on day five of the final Test against Australia at the Oval - and the visitors believe they were given an unfair advantage

Daily Mirror columinst Jamie Peacock celebrates the fact three-match Test series with Australia are back on the new-look international calendar as part of plans through to 2030

Stuart Broad dismissed Alex Carey to clinch victory for England in the fifth Ashes Test, earning the final wicket of his career in the process, but captain Ben Stokes almost denied him of the fairytale moment

Ben Foakes is regarded by many county cricket fans as England's best wicketkeeper and was in good form heading into the Ashes but was dropped in favour of Jonny Bairstow

England saw the 28 World Test Championship points they picked up during an exhilarating Ashes series reduced to 9, with the ICC continuing to battle against slow over rates

England legend Stuart Broad has retired from cricket following the Ashes and Ben Stokes has revealed why his wife Clare will miss the fast bowler

England coach Brendon McCullum is already looking forward to the next Ashes series in 2025 after enjoying his first taste of the historic rivalry

England were a little off balance in the first two matches but three strong performances secured a series draw and provides hope for the return clash

Australia have hit out at the ball change in the last Ashes Test, with Ricky Ponting calling for an investigation into the decision and opener Usman Khawaja branding it "frustrating"

England and Australia did not meet up for their customary post-Ashes drinks at the Oval on Monday evening to some confusion with Ben Stokes now clarifying exactly why that didn’t happen

Former England bowler Steven Finn speaks to Mirror Sport about the Hundred, the importance to capitalise on the momentum of the Ashes and his move into commentary with the BBC

England could not regain the urn as they had to settle for a drawn series with Stuart Broad bowing out in fairytale fashion in the fifth Test at The Oval

Australia have provided great entertainment this summer but make no mistakes, they would have lost the series 3-2 if it hadn't rained in Manchester