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The Ashes: England fight but face battle to beat Australia at the Gabba
England produce a floodlit fightback late on the second day of the second Test against Australia but still face a huge battle to stay alive in the Ashes.
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theguardian.com
Australia v England: Ashes second Test, day one – live
Over-by-over report: The Ashes resume with a day-night Test in Brisbane. Join our writers for the latest updates
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bbc.com
The Ashes: Joe Root's first ton in Australia keeps England afloat
Joe Root finally makes a century in Australia to keep England afloat on a riveting first day of the second Ashes Test in Brisbane.
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Root finally makes century in Australia and late burst gives England edge after Starc salvo
England closed the day on 325 for nine after Joe Root’s brilliant ton and some late fireworks from Jofra Archer helped the tourists fight back after six Mitchell Starc wickets
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Australia v England: Ashes second Test, day two – live
Over-by-over report: Tourists all out for 334 as Root compiles unbeaten century. Join our writers for updates from the second day at the Gabba
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Ashes 2025: Jamie Smith's drop on day two of second Test will worry England
Why wicketkeeper Jamie Smith's drop on day two of second Ashes Test is potentially worrying for England.
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The Ashes 2025: Will Jacks' catch 'as good as I've ever seen', says Michael Vaughan
England all-rounder Will Jacks takes a stunning catch to remove stand-in Australia captain Steve Smith on day two in Brisbane - and it gets big praise from Michael Vaughan.
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The Ashes: England fight but face battle to beat Australia at the Gabba
England produce a floodlit fightback late on the second day of the second Test against Australia but still face a huge battle to stay alive in the Ashes.
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The Ashes 2025: Joe Root defends England's dropped catches - 'never going to be perfect'
England batter Joe Root says England practised catching in all lights before the day-night Test, but former captain Michael Vaughan questions their approach.