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Elegant, consistent, prolific

Greg Chappell performed superbly in different conditions against all opposition, and remains the best No. 4 batsman Australia have produced

28-Nov-2010•S Rajesh

Strauss rises to the challenge

If ever there was a performance that laid bare a visiting team's intentions, it was the one that Andrew Strauss and Alastair Cook produced on the most one-sided day of the series so far

28-Nov-2010•Andrew Miller at the Gabba

Don't forget Adelaide 2006

There's still hope left for Australia in this Test. If only they had the passion of a beach-ball hating senior citizen

28-Nov-2010•Samuel Ferris

Struggles continue for demoralised Johnson

Great teams have bowlers who can wrench a handful of breakthroughs on extremely tough days, but "Johnson's attack" is not at that level

28-Nov-2010•Peter English at the Gabba

England take the hard knocks

Despite a traumatic third day in the field, England showed that they've got what it takes to fight back, if not right now, then without question as the series wears on

27-Nov-2010•Andrew Miller at the Gabba

Capes are back in fashion

And Tamara's Army is the flavour of the season. Oh and the Ashes are on!

27-Nov-2010•Samuel Ferris

Haddin's best

If Brad Haddin had settled with a half-century in this innings his contribution still would have glowed. By stretching it so far he delivered the greatest performance of his life

27-Nov-2010•Peter English at the Gabba

Anderson leads attack into pivotal third day

It is a mark of both the respect England have been given by their opponents and the tenacity they've shown in the first two days that they are so close to parity despite spending so long chasing the game

26-Nov-2010•Andrew Miller at the Gabba

How Hussey got his groove back

Coming into this match with questions over his place in the Test side, Michael Hussey responded with an innings of freedom and purpose that kept his team in the game

26-Nov-2010•Peter English at the Gabba

The guardians of the Gabba

The Mitchells have kept the Brisbane pitch in the family for over 30 years

21-Nov-2010•Peter English

Wally Hammond: the greatest ... bar one

If it weren't for one thing, we could today be celebrating the 100th anniversary of the birth of the greatest batsman of all time

20-Nov-2010•Steven Lynch

An Ashes superstar and much more

Steve Waugh was outstanding against England, and his batting stats in his last 11 years were among the best in the world

14-Nov-2010•S Rajesh

One hundred per cent Australian

The martial air of his name extended to the field, where he was as ruthless and relentless as he was self-effacing off of it

14-Nov-2010•Gideon Haigh

The liberation of Watto

Shane Watson has fought off injuries, succeeded at the top of the batting order, and revelled in the freedom of not having to bear an allrounder's burden

28-Oct-2010•Peter English

Preaching to the unconverted

God-fearer and man-baiter - this book shows both sides of Matthew Hayden, a man who mostly chose to behave whichever way suited him

23-Oct-2010•Peter English

Australia's greatest allrounder

Keith Miller had a batting average that was 14 more than his bowling average, which easily puts him in the top rung of allrounders the world has seen

17-Oct-2010•S Rajesh

Hero, headliner, heartthrob

Perhaps cricket's first pin-up, Miller's game was marked by flair, devil-may-care insouciance, and awareness always that it was all just a game

17-Oct-2010•David Frith

The stolid buccaneer

As batsman, Taylor was safe as houses; as captain, he was an adventurer

17-Oct-2010•Sharda Ugra

Spinners make the difference

Australia fought hard, but the lack of a good spin option was a huge handicap in the two-Test series

15-Oct-2010•Madhusudhan Ramakrishnan

Pujara's classy fourth-innings act

Cheteshwar Pujara's 72 is the second-highest score by an Indian debutant in the fourth innings of a Test

13-Oct-2010•S Rajesh

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