JAMES NALTON writes about Iran's qualification for the tournament and whether the United States is fit to welcome visitors from across the world
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Sciver-Brunt urges England to end washout Ashes tour on positive note
Move signals ceasefire in civil war that had broken out in the game
THE WOMEN'S Ashes may be long gone, but England vice-captain Nat Sciver-Brunt is out to salvage “personal pride” in this week’s prestigious Test match at the Melbourne Cricket Ground.
When the series schedule was first announced, it was hoped the day/night clash would act as a thrilling conclusion, but the tourists have been unable to stay competitive over the course of a chastening trip.
Instead, they approach the first ever floodlit Test at the historic venue facing the possibility of a 16-0 whitewash, having lost both white-ball legs 3-0.
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