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New Zealand vs England: Ross Taylor's masterful 181 helps Kiwis chase down 335, level series 2-2

Ross Taylor limped through much of his innings in Dunedin after aggravating a thigh injury, but batted on to compile a career-best innings and make it 2-2 in the series with one to play.

Trans-Tasman T20 Tri-series: England have figured out winning formula in ODIs, but are second-rate in shortest format

The Trans-Tasman T20I series has further exposed England's woes in this format and they might need to go back to their drawing board and spin up a few new plans to rediscover their mojo in the trendiest format of the game.

Ashes 2017: Australia coach Darren Lehmann says no curfews for team, trusts 'adults' to do the right thing

On the contrary England opted to ban their team being out after midnight. ECB chief Andrew Strauss said, "...at times they are not using that intelligence in the right way."

England vs South Africa, 3rd Test: Proteas look to build on advantage in 100th 5-day match at The Oval

The last few weeks have been a topsy-turvy ride for England and South Africa

England vs South Africa: Kagiso Rabada's ban is 'a big loss' for Proteas and cricket, says Dean Elgar

South Africa stand-in skipper Dean Elgar said Kagiso Rabada's ban from the second match of the England series is a 'big loss for Test cricket' and not just the Proteas.

England vs South Africa, Day 3: Alastair Cook's grit and determination strengthens lead to 216

Catch the best moments from Day 3 of the first Test match between England vs South Africa being played in Lord's.

England vs South Africa, 2nd T20: Jason Roy's controversial dismissal mars series-levelling Proteas win

Jason Roy's bizarre dismissal turned the second T20 international's South Africa's way as the Proteas won by just three runs at Taunton on Friday

India vs England, 3rd Test, Day 2: First session holds key for hosts to take control of Test match

The hosts are in a better position on Day One and if they have a good first session, their position at the end of Day Two will be even stronger, if not envious.

See ball, hit ball: Record-breaking Stokes adopts simple mantra to flay South Africa

Ben Stokes' reaction to his record-breaking day with the bat was almost as nonchalant as his approach in scoring 258 to help England to a stunning 629 for six declared in the second test against South Africa on Sunday.

It's the Stokes and Bairstow show in Cape Town as England batter South Africa on day two

Stokes slammed 258 and Bairstow made 150 not out before England declared on 629 for six.