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England return to the bad old days

After years of improvement and investment, an ageing England side produced a medley of the bad old days at the WACA

15-Dec-2013•George Dobell

Warner kicks them when they're down

Weary and wandering in the third innings of each Test so far in this series, England have been greedily feasted upon by David Warner

15-Dec-2013•Brydon Coverdale at the WACA

Warner's WACA love affair

Stats highlights from the third day's play between Australia and England at WACA Ground, Perth

15-Dec-2013•Shiva Jayaraman

Route 666 to the WACA

Was it the face-melting heat or was there really a dolphin on the field?

15-Dec-2013•Lee McDonald

Australia restore WACA spirit

The WACA came to life on the second day as England fought valiantly in the face of oppressive heat and aggressive bowling

14-Dec-2013•Jarrod Kimber in Perth

Siddle maintains stranglehold over Pietersen

Other bowlers often reap the benefits of the pressure built by Peter Siddle but it seems fitting that against Pietersen, Siddle himself is rewarded

14-Dec-2013•Brydon Coverdale at the WACA

Cook proves his worth as a leader

Forcing heart and nerve and sinew, Alastair Cook showed a precious ability to fight even when hope was fading, providing an example of the character and courage required in his team

14-Dec-2013•George Dobell at the WACA

The fast and futile

England wilted in the scorching heat of Perth while Steve Smith played like a cool breeze

14-Dec-2013•John Allan

Mature innings that means something from Smith

Steve Smith's innings at the WACA was patient and significant, and showed how far he has come.

13-Dec-2013•Brydon Coverdale at the WACA

Frustrated Saker wonders about selection blunder

David Saker, England's bowling coach, made no attempt to disguise his disappointment at the end of the first day at the Waca, even conceding that England's selection might have been mistaken as a result

13-Dec-2013•George Dobell at the WACA

Different worlds collide as Clarke and Cook hit 100

Two very different men will have the honour of captaining their countries in their 100th Test with the Ashes at stake

12-Dec-2013•Jarrod Kimber

WACA, England's blackhole

England need to cross a statistical hurdle of stellar proportions if they are to win the third Ashes Test

12-Dec-2013•Andy Zaltzman

Captaincy renaissance marks Clarke's 100th Test

Poised on the verge of an Ashes win in a milestone game, Michael Clarke insists that his focus is on the series victory

12-Dec-2013•Brydon Coverdale in Perth

Pace, bounce, quick runs, and Mitchell Johnson

Stats preview to the Perth Test, where England have lost each of their last six Tests

12-Dec-2013•S Rajesh

Fiery Johnson prepares for the mind games in Perth

Having troubled the English batsmen with his speed and accuracy, Mitchell Johnson is now preparing for the mind games ahead of the third Ashes Test in Perth

11-Dec-2013•Brydon Coverdale in Perth

Rogers and Smith seek Perth lift

Both batsmen haven't had the best of series so far, but while Rogers has a solid record at the WACA, Smith is yet to come to terms with the bouncy track

11-Dec-2013•Brydon Coverdale in Perth

This Australia, that England

If you were to compare the current Australian Test team and its style of play with another, you'd probably go with England's Ashes-winning side of 2005

10-Dec-2013•Matt Davies

Michael Clarke's reverse polarity and other mysteries

Also, conclusive proof that Alan Mulally was the equal of Don Bradman as a batsman

10-Dec-2013•Andy Zaltzman

Reactive England dance to Australia's tune

England have lost control of their game in a very public fashion

09-Dec-2013•Daniel Brettig at Adelaide Oval

Fun, frolic and Ashes Pashes

Day 4 at Adelaide was a reversion to the grinding-out cricket that makes Test matches real tests of patience and skill

09-Dec-2013•Aaron Owen

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