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Glenn McGrath's bunny

Glenn McGrath's bunny

Australia's jubilant newspapers predicted Michael Vaughan would be undermined and become Glenn McGrath's "bunny"

26-Jul-2005•AFP

England batsmen in 'coffins' - Langer

England batsmen in 'coffins' - Langer

Justin Langer believes the stranglehold established by Glenn McGrath and Shane Warne during the first Test will be too strong for England

26-Jul-2005•AFP

Graveney won't panic after defeat

Graveney won't panic after defeat

David Graveney, the England chairman of selectors, refuses to panic despite England's 239-run capitulation at Lord's

25-Jul-2005•Cricinfo staff

Vaughan Again Losers

Vaughan Again Losers

The Lord's Test was preceded by weeks of predictions that the Ashes were coming home ... but it took a little over three days for reality to hit

25-Jul-2005•Martin Williamson

Vaughan under pressure as Aussies scent blood

Vaughan under pressure as Aussies scent blood

Michael Vaughan vowed that England would bounce back

24-Jul-2005•Andrew Miller

Koertzen apologises to Lee over Pietersen lbw

Koertzen apologises to Lee over Pietersen lbw

Brett Lee received an apology from Rudi Koertzen after hitting Kevin Pietersen with a thigh-high full-toss

24-Jul-2005•Cricinfo staff

Mark Waugh sees familiar flaws in England

Mark Waugh sees familiar flaws in England

Mark Waugh believes England's quick return to the mistakes of previous sides will remain for the rest of the series

24-Jul-2005•Cricinfo staff

Australia complete crushing 239-run win

Australia complete crushing 239-run win

Australia surged to a crushing 239-run win in the opening Ashes Test, with more than a day to spare, despite being frustrated by heavy rain

24-Jul-2005•The Bulletin by Andrew McGlashan

'We're not going to give in'

'We're not going to give in'

Marcus Trescothick and Brett Lee give their reaction to the third day of the first Test at Lord's

23-Jul-2005•Andrew Miller at Lord's

Warne magic rocks England

Warne magic rocks England

Australia had much the better of the third day, reducing England to 156 by the close, with just five wickets left and 264 runs still required

23-Jul-2005•The Bulletin by Jenny Thompson

'I owe Kevin a beer or two'

'I owe Kevin a beer or two'

After a seesaw first day at Lord's, Steve Harmison reflected on England's fluctuating fortunes.

22-Jul-2005•Steven Lynch

Hildreth catches out Ponting again

Hildreth catches out Ponting again

James Hildreth grabbed a catch for England while fielding as sub on the second day at Lord's

22-Jul-2005•Andrew McGlashan

Clarke's class gives Australia the edge

Clarke's class gives Australia the edge

Damien Martyn and Michael Clarke made a brilliant partnership of 155 in 34.3 overs

22-Jul-2005•The Bulletin by Andrew Miller

'It's not a 17-wicket pitch'

'It's not a 17-wicket pitch'

After a seesaw first day at Lord's, Steve Harmison reflected on England's fluctuating fortunes.

21-Jul-2005•Steven Lynch

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