England were 241 for six, 194 runs from their victory target in ‌the third Ashes ‌test at Adelaide Oval, when rain halted play early in the first session ‍on day five on Sunday.Will Jacks was 21 not out,

With a nod of the head, Ben Stokes admitted he had been beaten by a better opponent and accepted that his chance of becoming one of the “lucky few” England captains to win the Ashes in Australia was over.

Does Cole Palmer still have hope of making England's World Cup squad? BBC Sport chief football writer Phil McNulty examines the Chelsea star's chances.

Ben Stokes has inspired a revival in England's Ashes campaign with a record 106-run ninth-wicket stand alongside Jofra Archer

Prior to day two of this Test, December 18, Cummins last bowled a ball in a competitive game of cricket on July 13. He went 16 weeks in that time without bowling a single ball, even in the nets, to let his lumbar bone stress injury heal.

Wildly off balance, with his limbs splayed from an abortive reverse sweep, Harry Brook looked as if he had no idea what had hit him. It felt a fitting motif for England’s befuddlement on this tour, for their woeful inability to anticipate the Australian juggernaut thundering towards them.

Welcome back to another edition of 5 Questions, a weekly collaboration with other SB Nation sites to preview the Ravens’ upcoming matchups. This week, the Ravens are playing the New England Patriots, so Tayor Kyles of Pats Pulpit is on hand to answer Baltimore Beatdown’s questions about Week 16.