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England's bowlers have made a habit of taking a wicket in the first over of a spell, session or after a break in play

Martin Williamson reviews Wealding the Willow by Robin Whitcomb

Andrew Flintoff and Geraint Jones snatched the initiative when the game was in the balance

Shaun Tait's impressive debut, and Ricky Ponting discovers his bowling skills

Will Luke details the positives each team can take into the fourth Test

Why the numbers suggest that England should go on to win the Ashes

Andrew Miller speaks to Martin Corry about the winning habit

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The last day's play at Headingley in August 1975 promised to be a thriller ... until it was discovered the pitch had been vandalised

Andrew Miller picks out ten of the finest batting feats in Anglo-Australian history

How Ricky Ponting kept England at bay, and Andrew Flintoff's domination of left-handers

Cricinfo decides it's time to cast its gaze into the crystal ball

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Simon Jones steps up to the challenge, and Andrew Strauss finds some runs at last

How Shane Warne saw through the guiles of Ashley Giles

Shane Warne has saved Australia from the prospect of following on before Old Trafford

How Ashley Giles had the Australians in a spin

A look back to ten of the closest finishes between cricket's oldest rivals, England and Australia

You would think the publicists would be happy to promote the women's Ashes. Apparently not

A DVD of the remarkable Edgbaston Test is being rush released to satisfy the remarkable public appetite for English cricket