England won the fifth Test match of the Ashes 2019. The opening match of India's home season was abandoned due to rain. Afghanistan won the third match of Bangladesh Twenty20 Tri-Series.
Stumps, Day 3: England 294 (Buttler 70, Root 57; Marsh 5/46, Cummins 2/76) and 313/8 (Denly 94, Stokes 67; Lyon 3/65) lead Australia 225 (Smith 80; Archer 6/62, Curran 3/46) by 382 runs.
Stumps, Day 2: England 294 (Buttler 70, Root 57; Marsh 5/46, Cummins 2/76) and 9/0 (Burns 4*) lead Australia 225 (Smith 80; Archer 6/62, Curran 3/46) by 78 runs.
Stumps, Day 1: England 271/8 (Buttler 64*, Root 57; Marsh 4/35) vs Australia.
The Oval had hosted the first Test on English soil, back in 1880; and in 1882, it hosted the Test that supposedly gave birth to the legend of The Ashes.
The battle for the urn may be over, but WTC points are still at stake as England and Australia go again for the last time this series.
In a rain-affected day, only 52 overs were possible but it was enough for Afghanistan to first set up a target of 398 for Bangladesh and then take six wickets.
Stumps, Day 4: Australia 497/8 decl. (Smith 211, Labuschagne 67, Paine 58, Starc 54*; Broad 3/97) and 186/6 decl. (Smith 82; Archer 3/45) lead England 301 (Burns 81, Root 71; Hazlewood 4/57, Cummins 3/60, Starc 3/80) and 18/2 (Denly 10*, Cummins 2/8) by 364 runs.
Stumps, Day 3: Afghanistan 342 (Rahmat 102, Afghan 92, Rashid 51; Taijul 4/116) and 237/8 (Ibrahim 87, Afghan 50; Shakib 3/53) lead Bangladesh 205 (Mominul 52; Rashid 5/55, Nabi 3/56) by 374 runs.
Stumps, Day 2: Afghanistan 342 (Rahmat 102, Afghan 92, Rashid 51; Taijul 4/116) lead Bangladesh 194/8 (Mominul 52; Rashid 4/47) by 148 runs.