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It's Edgbaston all over again

For 24 more hours at least, the parallels remain. By tomorrow evening, we should have a better idea of how "Ashes: The Sequel" is panning out

30-Nov-2006•Andrew Miller at Adelaide

Warne slams inclusion of Jones

Shane Warne has hit out at England's decision to recall Geraint Jones behind the stumps in place of Chris Read, and believes that Australia will be handed a huge advantage if Ashley Giles is also named in the side that takes the field at Brisbane on Thurs

20-Nov-2006•Andrew Miller in Brisbane

Lehmann keeps England on their toes

Shaun Tait struck a telling blow to justify Darren Lehmann's declaration after he had saved South Australia from embarrassment on day one of the tour match against England

17-Nov-2006•Cricinfo staff

Caborn calls for ICC action on racial abuse

Richard Caborn, the UK sports minister, has called on ICC to stamp out racial taunts from spectators

16-Nov-2006•Cricinfo staff

Panesar told to slow down

Monty Panesar has been encouraged to give the ball more air and slow his speed as he competes with England's senior spinner, Ashley Giles, for England's starting XI at Brisbane next week

16-Nov-2006•Cricinfo staff

Panesar abused by Sydney crowd

Australia's cricket authorities face a stern test of their new hardline anti-racism laws, after it was reported that Monty Panesar had been taunted as "a stupid Indian who can't speak English", during England's three-day warm-up match against New South Wa

13-Nov-2006•Cricinfo staff

England swap keepers for Brisbane Test

Geraint Jones will replace Chris Read as England's preferred wicketkeeper for the opening Test against Australia, according to Duncan Fletcher, England's coach

12-Nov-2006•Cricinfo staff

Graeme Smith warns Panesar of racist abuse

Graeme Smith, South Africa's captain, feels that left-arm spinner Monty Panesar will face an "unbelievable amount of abuse"

10-Nov-2006•Cricinfo staff

MacGill claims Giles inclusion 'irrelevant'

Australia was unfazed by the late inclusion of the "irrelevant" Ashley Giles in the England squad for the Ashes but Monty Panesar would be more of a worry, Stuart MacGill said on Tuesday

01-Nov-2006•Cricinfo staff

Dead-pan Panesar ready for Australia

On Friday, England's Test squad sets off on the journey of a lifetime, from London to Sydney via Hong Kong, to begin their defence of the Ashes. This morning, Monty Panesar made a journey of a much more prosaic nature - from Luton to a park in Denmark Hil

31-Oct-2006•Andrew Miller

Lehmann triple ton increases Durham woe

A round-up from the second day of the final round of County Championship matches

21-Sep-2006•Cricinfo staff

ECB gambles on walking wounded

The England board has announced that 13 players have been awarded central contracts for the next 12 months

20-Sep-2006•Cricinfo staff

Panesar prepares for hostile crowds

Monty Panesar is making sure he'll be fully prepared for the tough challenge of playing in front of hostile Australian crowds this winter by talking to a psychologist

19-Sep-2006•Cricinfo staff

Giles will be fit for the Ashes

David Parsons, England's spin bowling coach, has said Ashley Giles will be fit in time for this winter's Ashes in Australia

18-Sep-2006•Cricinfo staff

Warne spins Hampshire home

A round-up from the latest Championship matches

09-Sep-2006•Cricinfo staff

Dravid, Jayawardene and Ponting lead awards

Rahul Dravid, Ricky Ponting and Mahela Jayawardene have been nominated in four categories for the annual ICC awards

06-Sep-2006•Cricinfo staff

Australia prepare to counter Panesar

Australia's batsmen say they are planning to dominate Monty Panesar from the outset of this year's Ashes series

03-Sep-2006

'I want my one-day spot back' - Hayden

Matthew Hayden's year out of the one-day side has not diminished his desire to win back his spot during the jammed lead-up to the World Cup

21-Aug-2006•Peter English

England aim to continue momentum

On the eve of the final Test of the summer, it is to Australia that England's attention inevitably turns. In spite of the players' dead-batting insistence that their focus on beating Pakistan at The Oval tomorrow remains unswerving, secretly many realise

16-Aug-2006•Will Luke

Ponting plots strategy against Panesar

Ricky Ponting has identified Monty Panesar, England's left-arm spinner, as the bowler to watch out for in the Ashes series

13-Aug-2006•Cricinfo staff

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