The England National Cricket Team has been a full member of the ICC since 15 June, 1909, representing both England and Wales. They were one of the first teams to be given Test status (along with Australia) in 1877.
Readers got the chance to ask Daily Mail Sport columnist Sir Jimmy Anderson what he made of an Ashes series that began with hope but ends amid scrutiny over the future of those involved.
Ben Stokes has urged England not to 'coast' in Sunday's fifth and final Ashes Test at Sydneyas they try to limit the damage in a game that could have repercussions
Khawaja didn't hold back when he announced that the Sydney Ashes Test will be the last time he wears the baggy green.
The stand-in skipper has praised the 39-year-old's 'wonderful' career a day after he announced his retirement.
The win at Melbourne averted the possibility of a whitewash, and victory at the SCG would limit the damage to 3-2. Only once since 1986-87 have England won more than one Test down under.
Australia's leading players could find it harder to get a county gig during Ashes summers as part of the ECB's plans to win back the urn.
Usman Khawaja's future has been a major talking point in the midst of the ongoing Ashes series - and he's now confirmed when he'll end his career
Former Aussie cricket star Damien Martyn is fighting for his life - and now his old teammate has provided an update on his condition
Usman Khawaja has enjoyed a very successful career at Test level for Australia - but it hasn't always been easy for the left handed opener
As ECB bosses rake over these Ashes the make-up of the dressing-room will figure high on the agenda
Ahead of the final Test in Sydney and before a review of what went wrong takes shape, these are the players that can help win back the urn in 18 months' time.
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