Jonny Bairstow: Last News

Ian Bell says Bazball is not to blame for England's back-to-back Ashes defeats to Australia - but admits Ben Stokes' team must now be 'perfect' for three Tests.

England have made three changes to their XI as they look to keep the Ashes alive in the third Test at Headingley this week.

Ollie Pope will play no further part in the Ashes after the England batsman picked up a shoulder injury in the second Test defeat to Australia. The Surrey star has been ruled out of the remainder of the summer campaign after dislocating his right shoulder at Lord's.

England star to pull out of The Hundred due to injury, with the 29-year-old suffering an ankle problem which means he will miss Birmingham Phoenix's final two group games and the knockouts if they qualify. Livingstone is a crucial member of England's T20I side and they will be hoping the injury is not too serious given the number of stars already out of action ahead of the T20 World Cup in October.

Can England comeback to take the Ashes? Let us know in the comments section"They must start by picking the correct team including a spinner for the conditions.

Daily Star's biggest headlines straight to your inbox!England batsman Jonny Bairstow was left furious after a pitch invader collided into the cricket star at the Oval.A supporter known as Jarvo 69 interrupted England's Test series with India for the third time as the two sides battled it out in the fourth Test.He sprinted on to the pitch and bowled a ball before colliding with Bairstow who was out in the middle for the Three Lions.Bairstow shrugged the invader off though looked furious at the breach of security with staff soon rushing onto the pitch.He was escorted out with fans being quick to urge the ECB to ban the fan from all cricket grounds.The invader, real name Daniel Jarvis, had invaded the pitch wearing pads, helmet and a bat

Jonny Bairstow endured a marathon journey to rejoin England's crusade in India – including a seven-hour bus transfer with no comfort breaks.

England face a nervy final day chase to complete the first Test victory over Sri Lanka they have been made to work hard for.

Christmas amid a new strain of Covid-19. Health secretary Matt Hancock said that two cases of a “more transmissible” variant linked to South Africa have been identified in the UK.

The highly-anticipated matches between a World XI and an Asia XI later this month have been postponed due to fears of the spread of coronavirus.