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England head to the Bellerive Oval in Hobard for the 5th and final Ashes Test knowing at least they have avoided a series whitewash. Despite Broad and Anderson clinging on for the draw it was a much improved performance by England, however one that still didn't dispel the clear gulf in class between the two teams. England head into the final Test with injuries to key players, Jos Buttler already ruled out and on a plane home, while 4th Test centurion Jonny Bairstow (finger) and Ben Stokes (side strain) are both likely to play despite their respective issues. Rory Burns will most likely come back into the side at the expense of Haseeb Hameed, while Ollie Robinson and Chris Woakes are also expected to return in place of Jack Leach and a rested Jimmy Anderson. Check out our preview to the final Test and if playing online casino is your entertainment of choice, head over to Genting Casino where we have over 3000 online slots and live table games waiting for you.

Speaking ahead of the third Ashes Test in a series where England trail Australia 2-0, former England bowler Steve Harmison unpicks Joe Root’s criticism of his bowlers, reveals his XI for the Boxing Day Test, stands up for Jos Buttler and reveals what it’s like to play in one of cricket’s greatest fixtures.

It will take a miracle for England to come back and win the Ashes from 2-0 down, and their main priority now is ensuring this series doesn't end in a 5-0 whitewash. Australia were superb in the day/night test in Adelaide, and while the likes of Jos Buttler put up a good fight on the final day, they ultimately fell just short, losing their final wicket in the final session of day five, and that will not do wonders for confidence as they head to the MCG for the Boxing Day test. Check out our preview to the 3rd Ashes Test and our exclusive interview with former England fast bowler Steve Harmison which you can see below.

Australia seized the early momentum in the series with a crushing 9-wicket win over England in the first Ashes Test at the Gabba. Despite losing the toss, the hosts controlled the game from the outset dismissing England for a paltry 147, a first innings score that would leave England chasing the game. With four Test still to play, England will fancy their chances of getting back in the series with the pink ball and the returning James Anderson and Stuart Broad. Check out our preview and predictions below, and if playing online casino is your choice of entertainment, head over to Genting Casino and enjoy our premium experience with over 3000 of your favourite online slots and live casino table games available on any device.

The wait is over as Australia and England get down to business in the 1st Ashes Test from Brisbane. The hosts under the leadership of Pat Cummins look a formidable outfit, while England have been boosted by the return of Ben Stokes, however Joe Root's team come into the 1st Test under-prepared, leaving the Aussies as favourites to seize the early initiative in the series. Check out our preview and predictions below, and if playing online casino is your choice of entertainment, head over to Genting Casino and enjoy our premium experience with over 3000 of your favourite online slots and live casino table games available on any device.

New Zealand and Australia bring the curtain down on the T20 World Cup hen they clash in the final at the Dubai International Stadium on Sunday. In typical never say die style, the Aussies booked their final berth courtesy of a battling win over Pakistan, while New Zealand underlined their credentials as the best team in all formats by defeating favourites England. Check out our preview to what should be a thrilling encounter between the Australasian neighbours.