Features

An analysis of England's attack and the success they have had in this Ashes series

How Mahela jayawardene and Russel Arnold combined in the partnership which turned the game around

The column where we answer your questions

How England's tendency to bowl short on the fourth day nearly cost them the match

Michael Vaughan is suffering from a run of poor form much like Nasser Hussain

Shane Warne once again proved a master at exploiting a wearing wicket

Shane Warne became the first bowler to take 100 Test wickets in a country other than his own

The key to England's success on the second day was the length their bowlers bowled

As unspectacular as his presence is, Matthew Hoggard's importance to England's recent rejuvenation cannot be over-emphasised

The Paper Round from the first day at Edgbaston

The perils of pitching it short at Edgbaston

Edgbaston, as everyone in the cricket-playing world now knows, is England's lucky ground

McGrathed and Warned at Lord's, England fought back magnificently at Edgbaston this morning

A selection of Cricinfo's writers recall their alternative Ashes memories

What the numbers say about Edgbaston the Test venue

Steven Lynch answers your questions

Mark Ramprakash spoke to Cricinfo about his Ashes memories from 2001

The West Indian coach has been hampered by issues which are far beyond his control

The spirit remained willing but the batting basics, the tactics, the bowling lines and, for the first time on tour, the catching were weak