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The Ashes aftermath

Warne unsure of playing future

Sep 13, 2005: Shane Warne insisted he had not had any thoughts about quitting international cricket

Ashes quotes special

They said what?

Sep 12, 2005: As this captivating series draws to a close, Peter English looks back at the months of pre-Ashes hype

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Ponting: 'We were never as good as England'

Sep 12, 2005: Post-match reaction from the two captains and the leading players

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The urn has turned

Sep 12, 2005: Peter English watches as the Ashes slip from Australia's grasp

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Living the dream

Sep 12, 2005: Andrew Miller's verdict on the extraordinary events at The Oval, where England regained the Ashes

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Hoggard warns there is work to be done

Sep 11, 2005: Matthew Hoggard was understandably delighted, but warned Australia weren't dead yet

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Flintoff puts body and soul on the line

Sep 11, 2005: Andrew Miller's verdict on the penultimate day of the series

England v Australia, 5th Test, The Oval, 4th day

It's darkest before the dawn

Sep 11, 2005: Peter English says it's almost time for Australia to concede the Ashes

Man arrested by Metropolitan Police

Australia's cricketers receive death threats

Sep 11, 2005: Australia's cricketers have received death threats via e-mail during their Ashes tour this summer

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Flintoff and gloom give England cheer

Sep 11, 2005: A stunning England fightback, with Andrew Flintoff leading from the front, and bad light were the major players on the fourth day at The Oval

The Ashes

Flintoff could be bigger than Botham

Sep 11, 2005: Flintoff could be bigger than Botham, says Kim Hughes

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Rain ... it's what the fans want

Sep 10, 2005: Pints of beer were swilled and raucous singing broke out in the concourse

England v Australia, 5th Test, The Oval, 3rd day

England count on the heavens

Sep 10, 2005: Andrew McGlashan's verdict on the third day at The Oval

England v Australia, 5th Test, The Oval, 3rd day

Flintoff says Aussies hold slight advantage

Sep 10, 2005: Andrew Flintoff says Australia have their noses in front going in to the fourth day of the final Test

England v Australia, 5th Test, The Oval, 3rd day

Hayden - The renaissance man

Sep 10, 2005: Peter English on the renaissance of Matthew Hayden

England v Australia, 5th Test, The Oval, 3rd day

Hayden, Langer and rain dominate a stop-start day

Sep 10, 2005: By the end of a stop-start day in which just 45.4 overs were possible, Australia closed on 277 for 2, still 96 runs adrift of England's first-innings 373

Substitute fielders controversy

ICC to consult captains on ground rules

Sep 9, 2005: The ICC will address the substitute fielder rule

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Langer says he didn't take decision lightly

Sep 9, 2005: Justin Langer defends Australia's decision to come off for bad light on the second evening at The Oval

England v Australia, 5th Test, The Oval, 2nd day

The odd couple rediscover the magic

Sep 9, 2005: Peter English observes that Australia's most formidable opening combination has re-discovered its reliability at a crucial moment.

England v Australia, 5th Test, The Oval, 2nd day

The elements balance the battle

Sep 9, 2005: Andrew Miller's verdict on the second day's play at The Oval