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Lee has a ball and makes his point

As Brett Lee made his way into the Lord's museum for his press conference, the ball he had used to claim a series-clinching 5 for 49 was already on display behind one of the glass cabinets

12-Sep-2009•Andrew McGlashan at Lord's

Timing the key for Clarke's future

Michael Clarke may be the captain in waiting, but Australia need to ensure he rediscovers his hustle at the crease before leading full-time in one-day cricket

04-Sep-2009•Alex Brown at The Oval

England glorious

A look back at England's 2-1 Ashes-regaining series victory over Australia

29-Aug-2009

The battles within the war

A look at the head-to-head stats during The Ashes

26-Aug-2009•S Rajesh

'Hard to see England winning from here'

You don't say? We look at Ashes predictions - after the fact

26-Aug-2009

Grounded, astute Broad ready for stardom

Fortunately, Stuart Broad is as grounded as they come. At the age of 23, he's well aware that his career is still in its infancy, and he's as well placed as any young player to maintain a cricket-centric focus

25-Aug-2009•Andrew Miller

The Flintoff story in numbers

Andrew Flintoff's career numbers are ultimately underwhelming, but against the best team of his era he stepped it up

25-Aug-2009•S Rajesh

England get their timing right

Stats review of the 2009 Ashes

25-Aug-2009•Siddhartha Talya

Super Strauss at the forefront

A look back at how England's players contributed towards regaining the Ashes

24-Aug-2009•Andrew Miller

A captain strives, but fails

If there are to be calls for Ponting's head, they should be ignored. He remains the best man to lead the Australian team

23-Aug-2009•Alex Brown at The Oval

How two run-outs turned the day

He scored few runs, took one wicket but Andrew Flintoff still put England on course for the Ashes with a rocket-like throw to remove the Australian captain

23-Aug-2009•Peter English at The Oval

Bloodied and nearly beaten

For most of Ricky Ponting's life a tour of England was the highlight for an Australian player. The experience has not been as enjoyable under his leadership

22-Aug-2009•Peter English at The Oval

Lacklustre bowling succeeds against muddle-headed batting

Mitchell Johnson, Ben Hilfenhaus and Stuart Clark all struggled at various junctures and, if not for a succession of muddle-headed strokes, Australia might have faced a more treacherous path over the coming four days

20-Aug-2009•Alex Brown at The Oval

Bowlers in for stiff test

Stats preview of the fifth and final Test between England and Australia at The Oval

19-Aug-2009•Siddhartha Talya

How Hilfenhaus and Co have differed from England's fast men

The big difference between the fast bowlers from Australia and England has also been their success rates against right and left-hand batsmen

18-Aug-2009•S Rajesh

Trott 'pretty much kicked the door down'

His South African mentors on his journey from precocious talent to potential Ashes saviour

17-Aug-2009•Alex Brown

The promise of Fred

Flintoff did for British cricket what Botham did, invigorating and replenishing. He brought fresh hope for the game's future

14-Aug-2009•Rob Steen

Play Johnson, rest Hussey

10-Aug-2009•Peter English

The Australian way begins to succeed

Ricky Ponting and his mates were right after all: they do perform best when it matters most, and they did come back from being a match behind with two to play

09-Aug-2009•Peter English at Headingley

Desperate times, desperate measures?

Change for change's sake is something that the England management rarely sees fit to sanction, even when the cosiness on display becomes so self-serving that it is ridiculed in pre-series dossiers by high-profile former opponents

09-Aug-2009•Andrew Miller at Headingley

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