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Image Source: Wikimedia Commons December 21, 2025 - ZenX News Desk Australia have officially retained the Ashes after registering a commanding 82-run victory over England in the third Test at the Adelaide Oval, taking an unassailable 3–0 lead in the five-match series. Chasing a demanding target in the final innings, England were bowled out under the lights as Australia’s bowling attack delivered a disciplined and relentless performance. The hosts applied consistent pressure throughout the match, exploiting key moments to keep England firmly on the back foot. Australia’s dominance was built on strong batting performances earlier in the Test, with crucial partnerships ensuring England were always chasing the game. The home side displayed balance across all departments, while Engl...

December 20, 2025 - ZenX News Desk The Olympic Movement is undergoing a significant transformation as preparations intensify for upcoming Games while long-term reforms reshape the future of global sport. From the Winter Olympics in Europe to the Summer Games in the United States and discussions around future host nations, the world’s biggest sporting event is adapting to changing times marked by innovation, inclusivity, sustainability, and evolving global dynamics. As athletes, federations, and host nations prepare for the next Olympic cycle, the International Olympic Committee (IOC) finds itself balancing tradition with modern expectations. Issues such as athlete welfare, gender equality, financial sustainability, and political neutrality are now central to the Olympic conversation,...

December 15, 2025 — ZenX News Desk England have wrapped up their short break in Noosa and flown to Adelaide as preparations begin for the crucial third Ashes Test. The visitors arrived from Brisbane on Saturday and are set to resume training on Sunday, knowing defeat at the Adelaide Oval would end their hopes of winning back the Ashes. The four-night stay on Queensland’s Sunshine Coast had been scheduled long before the series began and went ahead unchanged despite England losing the opening two Tests. During their time in Noosa, Ben Stokes’ side drew plenty of attention, with players spotted relaxing at the beach, playing golf and visiting local bars. England’s downtime quickly became a talking point in Australian media, with several newspapers questioning the tourists’ focus and...