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'Broady pitch it up for god's sake'

A near-ton from a debutant No. 11, beer snakes, controversial umpiring and more - Day 2 of the Ashes was even better than Day 1

12-Jul-2013•Jack Vittles

A new high for No. 11

Stats highlights from the second of the Trent Bridge Test, which was dominated by Australia's latest No. 11, Ashton Agar

11-Jul-2013•Shiva Jayaraman and S Rajesh

England freeze when faced by the unknown

Ashton Agar's historic Test debut revealed England's over-reliance upon James Anderson and a worrying trend to freeze under pressure

11-Jul-2013•George Dobell

Hughes comes of age

In his new brief at No. 6, Phillip Hughes showed an improved technique and greater awareness of his team's needs to register a first Ashes fifty

11-Jul-2013•Daniel Brettig at Trent Bridge

Agar lives a life-changing dream

The pressure of a Test debut. Your team in disarray. And you are 19 years old. What do you do? Stride out and hit a record-breaking 98, of course

11-Jul-2013•Tanya Aldred at Trent Bridge

Hot Spot under the spotlight

ESPNcricinfo presents the plays of the day from an historic day at Trent Bridge

11-Jul-2013•George Dobell, Dan Brettig and Jarrod Kimber

'Declare Pup, make a game of it'

A blistering opening ceremony, followed by a cracking opening day at the Ashes - you couldn't ask for more. Except maybe sunlight

11-Jul-2013•Jack Vittles

England turn up bearing gifts

Instead of sticking to first principles and patiently grinding out a match-defining total, England's batsmen misguidedly attempted to assert themselves

10-Jul-2013•George Dobell at Trent Bridge

Siddle flicks switch to light way

His first spell mirrored an inauspicious start to the tour but Peter Siddle roared back and provided a template for the bowlers to follow

10-Jul-2013•Daniel Brettig at Trent Bridge

Siddle and Anderson find their bunnies

Stats highlights from a frenetic opening day of the Ashes

10-Jul-2013•S Rajesh

Wide, but not <i>that</i> wide

ESPNcricinfo presents the plays of the day from the opening day of the Ashes series

10-Jul-2013•George Dobell and Jarrod Kimber at Trent Bridge

Selectors beguiled by a natural

Ashton Agar has talked about looking up to Daniel Vettori and Australia are now hoping he can have a similar impact

10-Jul-2013•Daniel Brettig at Trent Bridge

England to win (unless Australia do)

The official, unequivocal Confectionery Stall Ashes prediction looks at ten key factors in the series

10-Jul-2013•Andy Zaltzman

The summer everything changed

Revisiting the 2005 Ashes with those who lived through those thrilling moments

10-Jul-2013•Phil Walker

Two Ashes series or one?

Trent Bridge marks the start of an epic Ashes run of ten Tests and it is the result of the second series, which finishes in Sydney, which may give a more accurate assessment of where Australia are

09-Jul-2013•Daniel Brettig at Trent Bridge

Swann and Anderson can expose Australia's cracks

It may not matter hugely in Bangalore or Bridgetown, but in England and Australia, in cricket at least, nothing matters more than what is about to begin

09-Jul-2013•George Dobell at Trent Bridge

A rough venue for England's batsmen

Stats preview to the first Ashes Test at Trent Bridge, a ground which has been pretty tough on batsmen over the last ten years

09-Jul-2013•S Rajesh

Old Boof, new tricks

Darren Lehmann's ascent to the Australian coaching job was seen as a win for the old school. But his rise has also been a triumph of invention, reconciliation and, believe it or not, sports science

09-Jul-2013•Daniel Brettig

Ashes tradition cannot disguise flaws

There is no amount of marketing or jingoistic hubris that can dress up the Investec Ashes series as a battle between the two best Test sides

08-Jul-2013•George Dobell

'I've learned I have to think faster'

As observed by Michael Hussey, Nathan Lyon is the beating heart of the Australian team. Fortified by the lessons of India, he is poised to play a pivotal role during a dry English summer.

07-Jul-2013•Daniel Brettig in Nottingham

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