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Alex Brown

Clark desperate to play

Stuart Clark is frustrated at having been overlooked so far in the Ashes but he harbours no demands or ultimatums on the eve of the fourth Test at Headingley

06-Aug-2009•Alex Brown at Headingley

Pressure grows as urn comes into view

The 1-0 advantage established by England at Lord's looks all the more intimidating after the rain-effected draw at Edgbaston

06-Aug-2009•Alex Brown at Headingley

Australia opt for pace barrage

Australia will consider employing four fast bowlers at Headingley in the hope of blasting out England in the fourth Test and leveling the Ashes series

06-Aug-2009•Alex Brown and Peter English

We're stronger with Flintoff - Onions

Andrew Flintoff featured only briefly during a training session at Headingley, but Graham Onions is confident the allrounder will be available for the fourth Test

05-Aug-2009•Alex Brown

Haddin confident of Leeds return

Brad Haddin is confident his fractured finger will be able to withstand the rigours of a Test match, and has given himself a strong chance of playing at Headingley

05-Aug-2009•Alex Brown

Aura-less Australia could slip to fourth

Australia require victory at both Headingley and The Oval to retain their No. 1 Test ranking from South Africa

04-Aug-2009•Alex Brown in Leeds

Ponting says Australia have turned the corner

A bullish Ricky Ponting believes enough positives were drawn from the third Test to suggest his side had finally turned the corner

03-Aug-2009•Alex Brown at Edgbaston

Clarke and North put Australia safe

After a rain-affected draw at Edgbaston, in which England's push for victory fell flat, the question now stands: who takes the momentum into Headingley?

03-Aug-2009•The Bulletin by Alex Brown at Edgbaston

Aggressive England open up victory chance

Two wickets in the final session backed up positive half centuries from Andrew Flintoff and Stuart Broad to give England the chance to push for victory on the final day at Edgbaston

02-Aug-2009•The Bulletin by Alex Brown at Edgbaston

Rain washes out third day's play

Despite the valiant efforts of the head groundsman Steve Rouse and his staff, rain forced the abandonment of the third day's play at Edgbaston

01-Aug-2009•The Bulletin by Alex Brown at Edgbaston

Strauss guides dominant England

Andrew Strauss and Ian Bell built on the outstanding bowling of James Anderson and Graham Onions as the home built a strong position

31-Jul-2009•The Bulletin by Alex Brown at Edgbaston

The Watson gamble pays off

Shane Watson entered the Edgbaston Test having never batted higher than No. 6, and with single-digit totals in each of his last four innings

30-Jul-2009•Alex Brown at Edgbaston

Haddin out with broken finger

Australia were dealt a major blow just moments before the scheduled start of play with Brad Haddin forced out of the side with a suspected broken finger and Graham Manou called in for his Test debut

30-Jul-2009•Alex Brown and Peter English at Edgbaston

Hughes confirms axing on Twitter

Australia's struggling opener, Phillip Hughes, has been dropped to make way for Shane Watson

30-Jul-2009•Alex Brown

Race against time for opening day

Several members of Edgbaston's groundstaff will work on the water-logged outfield through the night, but have privately conceded there is little chance of play on Thursday

29-Jul-2009•Alex Brown at Edgbaston

Weather adds to Australia's problems

England 1-0 up, Australia facing a selection conundrum, key injuries to both sides

29-Jul-2009•Alex Brown at Edgbaston

Australia's Clark conundrum

Mitchell Johnson, it seems, has retained the faith of Ricky Ponting, all but ensuring that the tourists must look elsewhere within their line-up if they are to accommodate the ever-reliable Stuart Clark for the third Test

28-Jul-2009•Alex Brown at Edgbaston

Edgbaston curator predicts bowlers' graveyard

Steve Rouse, the Edgbaston groundsman, believes England should resist the temptation to call in Steve Harmison for the third Test on a wicket he predicts will be flat and sluggish

28-Jul-2009•Alex Brown

Anderson backs Johnson to shine again

James Anderson, the spearhead of the England attack, expressed supreme confidence that Mitchell Johnson would not only play in the third Test, but emerge from his extended form slump to again trouble England's batsmen

27-Jul-2009•Alex Brown in Birmingham

Australia face difficult task forcing a result

Weather and pitch conditions could conspire against the Australians in their quest for a series-levelling victory at Edgbaston

27-Jul-2009•Alex Brown in Birmingham

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