CRICKET: Micheal Clarke Caught In Sex Mix Up

While addressing the press before the third Ashes Test, Michael Clarke said it was all about executing the skills to have 'sex.' 

Australia Test captain Michael Clarke was once again caught in the sex-success mix-up during a press conference on Tuesday. 

While addressing the press before the third Ashes Test against England in Birmingham, Clarke, speaking about the win at Lord’s, said it was all about executing the skills to have ‘sex.’ The Australia captain was quick to correct himself to success. 

ASHES 2015: Australia Disappointed Over Shane Watson

Darren Lehmann admits Australia are "disappointed" with Shane Watson's batting problems and says changes will be considered for the second Ashes Test at Lord's on Thursday. England won the first Test by 169 runs, with Watson twice being dismissed lbw. He has been out in such fashion 14 times in 35 Ashes innings.

"You don't want to be getting out lbw all the time and you want to make more runs. Shane would be disappointed, so are we," head coach Lehmann said.

ASHES 2015: No Chance Of Victory For Australia

Australia do not have a "cat in hell's chance" of winning the first Ashes Test, says former England batsman Geoffrey Boycott. The tourists require 412 runs to win with two days remaining after England dominated the third day in Cardiff.

"There is no way they are going to get it," Boycott told Test Match Special. "Their batting is OK but not special."

CRICKET: Australia's Ryan Harris Bids Farewell

Australia fast bowler Ryan Harris has retired from the sport because of a knee injury, dealing the tourists a major blow going into the Ashes.

Harris is replaced in the Australia squad by New South Wales' Pat Cummins. The 35-year-old missed Australia's final warm-up game at Essex before the first Test against England, which starts in Cardiff on 8 July.

Harris said: "I have had a wonderful career and nothing made me prouder than pulling on the Baggy Green."