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Can England Flower again?

England's second-innings resistance should not mask the need for change in the team; the only question is whether Andy Flower is the man to lead it

08-Dec-2013•George Dobell at Adelaide Oval

Siddle thrives on hard day's fight

As Australia grafted for wickets, Peter Siddle restated his immense value to the team

08-Dec-2013•Daniel Brettig at Adelaide Oval

Wretched, weak, timid and gormless

England's batsmen threw their wickets away and set the team on a path to destruction in a display that must rank among their most humiliating

07-Dec-2013•George Dobell at Adelaide Oval

Johnson's Ashes best, England's long tail

Stats highlights from the third day's play between Australia and England at Adelaide Oval

07-Dec-2013•Shiva Jayaraman

Johnson joins pace pantheon

With a spell for the ages, Mitchell Johnson appears to have discovered how to harness his formidable gifts

07-Dec-2013•Daniel Brettig at Adelaide Oval

Battle-weary England slide again

England look jaded, joyless and over-reliant on tired players who have too many miles on the clock; it is hard to avoid the sense that their time has passed

06-Dec-2013•George Dobell at Adelaide Oval

Clarke, Haddin plump records

Stats highlights from the second day's play between Australia and England at Adelaide Oval

06-Dec-2013•Shiva Jayaraman

Robo England suffer malfunction

A team that used to programme calculated destruction of the opposition has been reduced to making flawed, human gambles

06-Dec-2013•Jarrod Kimber at Adelaide Oval

Warne, Haddin fortify Clarke

Brad Haddin and Shane Warne have both provided reassurance to Michael Clarke during his captaincy and helped him, in different ways, during his hundred in Adelaide

06-Dec-2013•Daniel Brettig at Adelaide Oval

Teething troubles at the new-look Adelaide Oval

The new Adelaide Oval is so good, it should be on your bucket list. But if the weather is going to stay this way, bring a jacket.

06-Dec-2013•Peter Cirocco

England fail to grasp advantage

On a day littered with self-inflicted mistakes, England dropped three catches and missed the opportunity to gain anything more than a foothold in the match

05-Dec-2013•George Dobell at Adelaide Oval

Clarke grins and bears it, again

As Australia's top-order batsmen squandered their starts, the job of ensuring a score the situation merited was once more left to Michael Clarke

05-Dec-2013•Daniel Brettig at Adelaide Oval

'It's good to live as normal a life as possible'

Keith Bradshaw battled cancer throughout 2013, but has happily declared himself fit for the Adelaide Ashes Test and cricket's many challenges beyond

04-Dec-2013•Daniel Brettig

England face up to rebuilding phase

Months of planning go into each Ashes series yet, ahead of this Test, England are in the uncomfortable position of having doubts over at least three positions in their side

03-Dec-2013•George Dobell

Four unarguable statistical reasons why England will play well in Adelaide

And for the superstitious, there are anti-stats to ward away evil with

03-Dec-2013•Andy Zaltzman

The summer game v the beautiful game

Though Cricket Australia is aggressively working to engage new and old fans in the game, it cannot take lightly the competition it now faces from soccer

03-Dec-2013•Russell Jackson

Adelaide Oval's mixed future

For so many years a cricket ground, the home of Bradman, Chappell and Hookes has become a stadium after $500m redevelopment

02-Dec-2013•Daniel Brettig in Adelaide

Prior searches for an end to slump

Cricketers often face demoralising periods of failure which they are resilient enough to survive. Matt Prior needs to arrest a prolonged batting decline to lift England's Ashes challenge

01-Dec-2013•David Hopps

Nathan Lyon finds his voice

When he cleared his throat to lead "Under the Southern Cross" for the first time last week, Nathan Lyon did so as Australia's undisputed No. 1 spin bowler. The path there has been bumpy

29-Nov-2013•Daniel Brettig

How growing a moustache can improve your all-round skills

A review of the first Ashes Test reveals startling facts about the weather and facial hair

26-Nov-2013•Andy Zaltzman

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