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Concentration is about living in the moment - which unfortunately isn't as easy as it sounds

Stats preview to the third Ashes Test at Edgbaston

Mitchell Johnson will get a chance to re-group and toughen up away from international glare if he is dropped

Mitchell Johnson, it seems, has retained the faith of Ricky Ponting, all but ensuring that the tourists must look elsewhere within their line-up if they are to accommodate the ever-reliable Stuart Clark for the third Test

More than 500 in a day, men on both honours boards at Lord's, the most matches before a first-class ton, and the most bowled dismissals in an innings

There are three things Michael Kasprowicz is always being asked: what's Shane Warne really like? What do you do in retirement? And what happened at Edgbaston in 2005?

The Australian bowlers who have done well in England over the last 40 years

Sri Lanka are getting used to life without their legends and under a new captain; Pakistan are getting used to Test cricket again. An audio-visual look at the just-concluded Test series in Sri Lanka

Stats review of the three-Test series between Sri Lanka and Pakistan

Australia's key bowler in this Ashes is a "no-hoper" turned show stealer who now knows "300 times more" about his craft than he did scant months ago

The series was decided in three sessions but the collapses, twists and sharp turns ensured it was an entertaining one

The Gauteng board faces allegations from within of racial bias even as it fights Cricket South Africa over IPL issues

A ghosted autobiography with an inconsistency that's at odds with the Australian bowler's extraordinary career

A stats analysis of Chaminda Vaas' Test career

All summer long, Kevin Pietersen's cut a strangely subdued figure. Will England miss him for the next three Tests?

It must have been a heady feeling being the Indian captain on Friday at the Goodyear Park, Bloemfontein

The most games since debut without being out for 0, captaincy on debut, three centuries in four days, and the players closest to 100 first-class hundreds

Not too many batsmen may like squaring up to a bouncer, but most will take it over a well-pitched outswinger

England have waited 75 years to end a hoodoo that outlasts even the search for a homegrown Wimbledon champion, and they have taken the lead in an Ashes series for the first time since 1997. History and momentum suddenly feel aligned

Stats highlights from England's historic 115-run win against Australia at Lord's