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Desperate times, desperate measures?

Change for change's sake is something that the England management rarely sees fit to sanction, even when the cosiness on display becomes so self-serving that it is ridiculed in pre-series dossiers by high-profile former opponents

09-Aug-2009•Andrew Miller at Headingley

Never in the game

This was no throttling. It was a heart-attack of a performance and England need a defibrillator if they're to regain the Ashes

09-Aug-2009•Andrew Miller at Headingley

Woeful England heading for a new low

Outplayed from the first ball, the home side are lurching towards one of the worst defeats in their history

08-Aug-2009•Andrew Miller at Headingley

The real Mitchell Johnson

He started the Ashes slowly, and was close to being dropped, but Australia's spearhead is finding peak form again

08-Aug-2009•Alex Brown at Headingley

Clarke needs a promotion

If Michael Clarke wants to graduate as a true great of the game he must seek a promotion in the Australian order and aim to finish his career at No. 3

08-Aug-2009•Peter English at Headingley

Order, order (but it's only a game)

Picking cricket's 100 all-time greats might be an excruciating business, but it is also a lot of fun

08-Aug-2009•Stephen Fay

Out of the shadows

He's spent 10 years playing a game here, a game there, up against the most prolific wicket-taker of them all. Now Rangana Herath may just be coming into his own

08-Aug-2009•Sa'adi Thawfeeq

Sid finds his vicious streak

Peter Siddle collected five wickets to put Australia well on top, thanks to some advice from a recent England bowler

07-Aug-2009•Peter English at Headingley

Clark shines on comeback, but Harmison doesn't

Stuart Clark fulfilled the role he was expected to play in the fourth Test at Headingley, while Steve Harmison did not

07-Aug-2009•Alex Brown at Headingley

Seamers aim to cash in

Stats preview of the fourth Ashes Test to be played at Headingley

06-Aug-2009•Siddhartha Talya

At home in England

An analysis of Australian batsmen against England, home and away

06-Aug-2009•Cricinfo staff

Life of Brian

Sixty years ago he was a prodigy who served notice to the world - before he went missing and later turned up as a brave old man against the West Indies firing squad

04-Aug-2009•Alan Hill

Miandad's record, and an ambidextrous bowler

Nine innings and as many fifties, ambidextrous bowlers, and the longest wait for a Test century

04-Aug-2009•Steven Lynch

Jayawardene ends his ODI drought

Stats highlights from the third ODI between Sri Lanka and Pakistan

03-Aug-2009•S Rajesh

'The ICC isn't trying to standardise pitches'

Are playing surfaces becoming uniformly bland worldwide due to commercial considerations? Is the art of Test match pitch preparation dead? The ICC's pitches manager reflects on these and other questions

03-Aug-2009•Interview by Nagraj Gollapudi

Hilfenhaus finds swing, Johnson loses cool

Operating like a swing man should, Ben Hilfenhaus created severe doubt with most deliveries due to varied amounts of curve

02-Aug-2009•Peter English at Edgbaston

Hannon hits the sweet spot

An eccentric and hugely enjoyable cricket concept album by Duckworth and Lewis (well, not that Duckworth and Lewis)

01-Aug-2009•Andrew Hall

Australia were outswung and outplayed

Australian bowlers search for seam movement and variation in bounce instead of swerve in the air. When it comes to swinging the ball they are always behind

31-Jul-2009•Peter English at Edgbaston

Anderson swings into eminence

By picking up his first five-wicket haul against Australia, James Anderson has the opportunity to erase his awkward past and stride forward with confidence

31-Jul-2009•Andrew Miller at Edgbaston

Prolific and consistent against allcomers

Considering how consistently prolific Ricky Ponting has been, it was only a matter of time before he became Australia's leading run-getter

31-Jul-2009•S Rajesh

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