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What connects Jimmy Anderson, Murray Bennett and Julius Caesar?

The fact that they all star in this blog, of course

25-Feb-2013•Andy Zaltzman

The losing XI (and back-up)

In the Ashes squad - Part Two, Andy Zaltzman advises Steve Davies to fake an illness and skip the Ashes, and asks you trick questions about Strauss and KP

25-Feb-2013•Andy Zaltzman

England's squad to win and/or lose the Ashes - Part 1

England announced their squad to ruthlessly demolish the quivering Australians amidst some razzmatazz last week, whilst the all-but-already-defeated Ricky Ponting and his about-to-be-thrashed bundle of inferior cricketing specimens were warming up

25-Feb-2013•Andy Zaltzman

England’s Ashes chances, and a salute to Basil Butcher

An exhaustive stat-studded analysis of Bangladesh’s failings

25-Feb-2013•Andy Zaltzman

Clarke deserves some goodwill

Michael Clarke is no prima donna leader, but large chunks of the Australian cricket public still haven't warmed to him

30-Jan-2011•Peter English at the Gabba

More questions than answers for England despite win

Questions remain over England's middle and lower orders, with several players vying for places. There is no such thing as bad competition for places, but it certainly makes life tricky

26-Jan-2011•Andrew McGlashan at Adelaide

Teams heading in opposite directions

With a World Cup around the corner there is plenty at stake for Australia and England; two teams enjoyed changing fortunes

15-Jan-2011•Andrew McGlashan

England take the cautious path to glory

For the past two decades Australia has provided the benchmark of, and framework for, success. England heeded the lessons but have now crafted a method that can lead them to the top

09-Jan-2011•Sahil Dutta

New highs for England, new lows for Australia

Alastair Cook and James Anderson were the star performers in an outstanding Ashes campaign, while Australia had few memorable moments

08-Jan-2011•S Rajesh

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 the best of England's terrific team

England's Ashes campaign was meticulously planned and superbly executed. They won a series in Australia for the first time in 24 years, and in so doing, inflicted three innings defeats on their oldest opponents. ESPNcricinfo assesses the men who took part

08-Jan-2011•Andrew Miller

Meticulous Flower helps England bloom

Andy Flower is not a man for the limelight, but that should take nothing away from his enormous contribution to England's first Ashes triumph in Australia in 24 years

07-Jan-2011•Andrew Miller at the SCG

Into cricketing heaven

Has gone this fan who came to Australia just so he could get some sleep

06-Jan-2011•Alistair Kilburn

Awful Australia sink to new depths

Smart cricket is not a feature of this Australian team, which provides patches of promise followed by hours of misery

06-Jan-2011•Peter English at the SCG

Bell finally ends quest for Ashes ton

Ian Bell has played some sublime innings on this tour, and after 18 Ashes Tests he has finally registered a hundred against Australia

05-Jan-2011•Andrew Miller at the SCG

Another epic from conquering Cook

Alastair Cook's latest Ashes ton has effectively thwarted Australia's faint hopes of saving the series

05-Jan-2011•Andrew Miller at the SCG

Hosts slide towards series defeat

There are still two days left in this match, but in reality Australia are simply waiting to become the first team since 1986-87 to be beaten by England at home

05-Jan-2011•Peter English at the SCG

No highs for Beer

Still, the Hoff was at the SCG but so were the fun police

04-Jan-2011•Andrew Pelechaty

Johnson's confidence sounds a warning

Mitchell Johnson has a habit of clicking as a bowler after runs with the bat have given him confidence, and England have every reason to be wary after his two wickets on the second afternoon kept Australia in the game

04-Jan-2011•Peter English at the SCG

Brawny batting, coy captaincy

Andrew Strauss's decision to spread the field with Australia at 8 for 189 may have taken the pressure off the hosts' tail, but his rapid half-century seized back the initiative for England

04-Jan-2011•Andrew Miller at the SCG

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