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Broad has announced he will quit the Test scene after the Ashes.

England finished the day on an impressive 389 for nine but their total was overshadowed by Stuart Broad, who announced his Test retirement

Ben Stokes’s men were composed and controlled as they opened up a lead of 377 by the end of day three

NEW DELHI: Former skipper Joe Root and Jonny Bairstow put on a magnificent partnership, in a crucial match to level the Ashes series at 2-2, driving England towards a commanding position in the fifth and final Test at The Oval in London on Saturday.

Australia have already retained the urn thanks to their 2-1 lead.

NEW DELHI: In a stunning display of power hitting, Afghanistan batter Sediqullah Atal left the cricket world astonished during the Kabul Premier League. Leading his team, Shaheen Hunters, Atal unleashed an onslaught on left-arm spinner Amir Zazai, smashing seven sixes in a single over, which also included a no-ball.

Zak Crawley was out for 73 but Joe Root walked off at tea unbeaten on 61 with England on 265 for four.

Crawley and Ben Duckett put on 79 for the first wicket before Ben Stokes entered the fray at number three.

Bangladesh skipper Nigar Sultana Joty said the umpiring issue was raised by Harmanpreet Kaur because India did not win

The women’s competition, which starts on Tuesday, is in rude health while the men’s Hundred is harder to shout about

England's veteran fast bowler James Anderson has firmly stated that he remains uninterested in retiring from the game, despite his age and recent struggles during the Ashes against Australia.