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DELHI

(37.4/50 ov, T:299) 300/6

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Andrew McGlashan

Deputy editor, ESPNcricinfo

@andymcg_cricket

England refocus on limited overs

With the Ashes secured in historic style for another two years England's quest for world domination now turns to the one-day game with the World Cup little over a month away

09-Jan-2011•Andrew McGlashan in Canberra

Paine set for captaincy test

Tim Paine is ready to take his next step towards being a potential Australia captain when he leads the Prime Minister's XI against England in Canberra on Monday

09-Jan-2011•Andrew McGlashan in Canberra

Ashes moments: Cook soars, Australia slide

ESPNcricinfo looks back at a few of the memorable moments from England's triumphant Ashes campaign, from a frenzied start at the Gabba to the decisive blow on Boxing Day at the MCG

08-Jan-2011•Andrew McGlashan

Cook's shining example

Alastair Cook walked away with the Compton-Miller medal following his recording-breaking Ashes series, but along with the 766 runs he took a shine to Australia in another crucial fashion

07-Jan-2011•Andrew McGlashan at the SCG

England complete crushing Ashes victory

England ended 24 years of hurt in crushing style at the SCG as they secured an innings-and-83-run victory to take the Ashes series 3-1

07-Jan-2011•The Bulletin by Andrew McGlashan at the SCG

Five of the best from Collingwood

As Paul Collingwood announces his retirement from Test cricket, ESPNcricinfo picks out five of his best Test innings as he continually proved the doubters wrong

06-Jan-2011•Andrew McGlashan

England on the brink of series glory

England were three wickets away from an emphatic 3-1 series victory after more superlative all-round cricket left Australia in tatters on 7 for 213, still 151 runs short of making the visitors bat again

06-Jan-2011•The Bulletin by Andrew McGlashan at the SCG

Cook and Bell build commanding lead

England are well placed to earn their first series victory in Australia for 24 years having already retained the Ashes after a day of dominant batting at the SCG as they built a lead of 208

05-Jan-2011•The Bulletin by Andrew McGlashan at the SCG

England hold the edge despite Johnson's efforts

Mitchell Johnson did his best to keep Australia alive in the final Ashes Test with a vital half-century and two key wickets on an absorbing day, but England were handily placed on 3 for 167 in reply to 280

04-Jan-2011•The Bulletin by Andrew McGlashan at the SCG

England chip away on rain-hit day

The hard work of Australia's top order was beginning to unravel at the SCG as both sides sparred for the ascendency on a truncated opening day of the final Ashes Test

02-Jan-2011•The Bulletin by Andrew McGlashan at the SCG

Strauss aims higher after Ashes secured

England will enjoy their Melbourne celebrations after retaining the Ashes, but Andrew Strauss insisted there was still much work to do to reach their ultimate aim of being the No. 1 side in the world

29-Dec-2010•Andrew McGlashan at the MCG

Michael Beer waits on possible Boxing Day debut

Michael Beer will have to wait until the morning of the Boxing Day Test to find out whether he'll make his international debut in front of 91,000 people at the MCG

25-Dec-2010•Andrew McGlashan in Melbourne

Harris takes six to level Ashes series

Australia wasted no time in levelling the Ashes series with a crushing 267-run victory at the WACA as Ryan Harris tore out the remaining resistance with a Test-best 6 for 47 to humble England

19-Dec-2010•The Bulletin by Andrew McGlashan

England in tatters after Hussey sets up Australia

Australia are closing in on a series-levelling victory at the WACA after ripping out five England wickets during the final session to back up Michael Hussey's 116 which continued his phenomenal series

18-Dec-2010•The Bulletin by Andrew McGlashan

Johnson's six gives Australia advantage

An enthralling day of action moved the third Test along in fast forward at the WACA with Mitchell Johnson reviving his career and Australia's Ashes fortunes with a brutal 6 for 38 to dismiss England for 187

17-Dec-2010•The Bulletin by Andrew McGlashan

England secure opening-day honours

Australia's problems continued on the opening day at the WACA as they struggled to 268 against more impressive bowling from England

16-Dec-2010•The Bulletin by Andrew McGlashan

Gough can't see Australia winning a Test

Darren Gough believes there is no way back for Australia in the Ashes series and can't see them winning a Test regardless of who makes up their bowling attack

09-Dec-2010•Andrew McGlashan

Cook will break more records - Trescothick

Marcus Trescothick believes Alastair Cook can go on and break a host of batting records after his monumental unbeaten 235 against Australia

30-Nov-2010•Andrew McGlashan

England break records in high-scoring draw

It was a day for burning up the record books at the Gabba as Alastair Cook and Jonathan Trott produced a herculean unbroken stand of 329 to secure a comfortable draw for England

29-Nov-2010•The Bulletin by Andrew McGlashan

Strauss and Cook reignite contest

If Australia needed any convincing about England's resilience they were given a day-long example as Andrew Strauss and Alastair Cook hit magnificent centuries

28-Nov-2010•The Bulletin by Andrew McGlashan

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