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Australia won the final ODI at the WACA by 57 runs to finish 6-1 series winners © Getty Images
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World Cup 2011
Bopara called up | Tremlett named reserve | Jaded England return home | MacLaurin slams 'crazy' schedule
England in Australia 2010-11
Broken finger a concern for England | 7th ODI scorecard | Bulletin - Australia take series 6-1 | White wants further improvement | Gallery
Australia v England, 7th ODI, Perth
Paceman happy to be back in Perth | Krejza wins ODI recall | White to captain | Clarke no fan of runners for cramp
Australia v England 2010-11
Calf injury most pressing worry | Collingwood heads home | Flower to play for England, or Martians to land at Lord's?
Specials
What the series defeat means for England
Switch Hit: Will injuries affect their chances on the subcontinent? Plus, we discuss whether heavy scheduling could kill the Ashes
Why Australian batsmen need to go back to the basics
Peter Roebuck: They are struggling because they are caught up in the nonsensical notions of Twenty20 technique
Ian Chappell: Clarke needs a long innings in the first-class format but captaincy worries and the World Cup prevent him from concentrating on his batting
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The Ashes, 2010/11 (England in Australia Tests)
Most runs | Most wickets | High scores | Best bowling | More
England in Australia T20I Series, 2010/11
Most runs | Most wickets | High scores | Best bowling | More
England in Australia ODI Series, 2010/11
Most runs | Most wickets | High scores | Best bowling | More
England tour of Australia, Nov 2010 - Feb 2011
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Test matches
Overall | Australia | England | in Australia | Australia v England | Year 2013
One-Day Internationals
Overall | Australia | England | in Australia | Australia v England | Year 2013
Twenty20 Internationals
Overall | Australia | England | in Australia | Australia v England | Year 2013
Twenty20 matches
Overall | Australia | England | in Australia | Australia v England | Year 2013
Flower wants say on tour planning
'Ideally the coach's thoughts on itineraries should be sought'Clarke stars as Australia chase 334
Scorecard | Bulletin - Trott makes 137 | Big chases prepare us for the World Cup - Clarke | Strauss rues injury crisis | Doherty out of series | Gallery | Switch Hit: In the balanceEngland's schedule 'ridiculous' - Pietersen
Batsman critical of World Cup itineraryAustralia take series with 51-run win
Scorecard | Bulletin - Woakes takes six wickets | Clarke deserves some goodwill | No excuses for soft dismissals - Strauss | Clarke lauds team effort | Tour Diary | GalleryShahzad picks up hamstring strain
England's injury list growsBack-to-back Ashes confirmed
England and Australia could play 15 Tests in two yearsCollingwood hopeful form will 'click'
Draws mental strength from Adelaide innings | More questions than answers for England | Switch Hit
Quote Unquote
Chris Gayle had better things to do than watch the Ashes
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About
The Ashes is one of Test cricket's most celebrated series, a biennial clash of fierce rivalry between England and Australia which stretches back to 1882. The series is named after a mock-obituary that was published in British newspaper The Sporting Times when Australia beat England for the first time on English soil. It said English cricket had died, and "the body will be cremated and the ashes taken to Australia".
The media dubbed England's following tour to Australia (1882-83) as "the quest to regain The Ashes" and during the series a small terracotta urn - that has since become the series' icon - was presented to the England captain by a group of Melbourne women. England won the 2009 Ashes on home soil and travel to Australia this winter to defend it. Ashes history
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