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What can Australia learn from English cricket?

Australians are worrying about the state of cricket in their country. We in England know the drill

25-Jul-2013•Dave Hawksworth

'Like a mobile phone going off during Hamlet's dying speech'

In the Independent, James Lawton urges Australia to learn from Steve Waugh's leadership in the 2001 Ashes series, while Alan Tyers in the Telegraph bemoans the way DRS has taken over cricket discussions

24-Jul-2013

Dig in for the long haul

Australia must repose faith in patience and effort instead of relying on traditional cricket catchphrases and scouring for quick fixes to resurrect their Test match form writes Greg Baum of the Age

23-Jul-2013

Notes arising from Lord's

The shelf life of an opener, the curious anomalies in Hot Spot, and why we miss Kevin Pietersen

22-Jul-2013•Jon Hotten

Australia on the verge of history

After the Lord's debacle, Australia are 0-2 down in the Ashes and have very little to cheer. Malcolm Conn in Australia's Telegraph brings to light some foreboding statistics to add to the list of Australia's worries.

22-Jul-2013

Root plays adagio with the bat

Malcom Knox praises Joe Root for his technically adept innings in the Sydney Morning Herald, while John Townsend defends Ian Bell's decision to stand his ground in the Independent

21-Jul-2013•ESPNcricinfo staff

Out of range

Where were you during the most exciting moments of the 2005 Ashes? This correspondent managed to miss most of them

20-Jul-2013•Sam Blackledge

'An X-rated disaster movie of a collapse'

Australia's batsmen collapsed on Friday, as a number of poor shots and techniques saw the visitors bundled out for 128.

20-Jul-2013

The Lord's Ashes experience

Former England captain Michael Vaughan, in the Telegraph, paints a picture of the experience that awaits the English and Australian players on Thursday at Lord's

18-Jul-2013

'A cross between Yuvraj and Lara'

Agar, Biff, Boof, the return of Cleaver, the Ashes, Skippy, Hogan, the Poison Dwarf and lots more in this week's show

18-Jul-2013•Beige Brigade

In the dead of the antipodean night

Following the Ashes in New Zealand can be a lonely pastime - but one that brings ideas for the improvement of the game to mind

17-Jul-2013•Paul Ford

'Broad and Finn should carry Anderson around in a sedan chair'

The latest controversy involving Mickey Arthur to hit Australia, England's bowling, Australia's line-up, walking, and more: Mark Butcher and Jarrod Kimber get talking

17-Jul-2013•Jarrod Kimber

It's the humans, silly

The problem with the DRS lies not in the technology but in the way the system is used and administered

16-Jul-2013•Jon Hotten

A Test that enveloped the soul

With sinuous curves and shuddering jolts, no less. And lest we forget: all hail Ashton Agar

16-Jul-2013•Andy Zaltzman

Don't blame the DRS

The review system has been a convenient scapegoat in the Trent Bridge Test, but it has done all it was supposed to

15-Jul-2013•Michael Jeh

Broad and the walking debate: a summary

Don't quite know who stands where on the whole saga? This primer will help

15-Jul-2013•Alan Tyers

Are England sloppy or have our expectations been raised?

After the grim nadir of the '80s and '90s, England fans have become used to their team winning again - and that, paradoxically, can be frustrating

15-Jul-2013•Jonathan Wilson

Australia play the Arthur way

14-Jul-2013

For the love of Vicious

He doesn't do enough in the air or off the pitch - except for when he does

12-Jul-2013•Matt Cleary

I heart Siddle

Here's a man every captain would want in his side, especially when he desperately seeks a breakthrough

11-Jul-2013•Subash Jayaraman

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