The captain does his best to stay positive but the coach seems to forget that the state of Australian cricket has changed dramatically since his playing days

Joint cross-channel rescue effort was suspended overnight after wreckage found and will not be resumed this morning

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A selection of late offers for Mediterranean beach breaks during the school summer holidays

The former Australia captain was playing for Surrey

Women who work night shifts are at greater risk of suffering miscarriages than those who work regular office hours, according to new research.

Around 21 per cent more Chartered Surveyors reported prices rose rather than fell in June, according to the RICS, which would make it the strongest month for house prices since January 2010.

Isabel Mason was joking with staff moments before she died from 'phenomenally rare' condition, doctors tell coroner's court

IT consultant exposed by The Independent admits human trafficking and voyeurism

The “naked rambler” has been jailed for 11 months after being found guilty of breaching an anti-social behaviour order (Asbo) banning him from being naked in public just minutes after it was imposed.

Though the bodies have not been identified, rescue teams were searching for two climbers who went missing last night

Michaela Turner was given an eight-week prison sentence suspended for six months

A £27 million museum for Henry VIII’s flagship, the ‘Mary Rose’, will be opened later in Portsmouth, reuniting the ship with thousands of its artefacts after they were salvaged 30 years ago.

Batsman of the day Can I play you every week? Darren Stevens must be thinking along those lines whenever Essex are the opposition. Kent's veteran all-rounder, now in his 17th season in first-class cricket, has made five of his 25 career hundreds against Essex, including three in his last four visits to the County Ground at Chelmsford, where he advanced from 91 not out overnight yesterday to 136 before he was caught on the long leg boundary trying to hit a second consecutive six off Ravi Bopara. The runs put pressure on the home side, who conceded a first-innings lead of 84, then slipped calamitously to 24 for 5 as Mark Davies took four wickets in 11 balls. But James Foster and Ben Foakes saved the day.