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Stewart to drop down order as England seek to bolster batting

Alec Stewart looks set to drop down the order at Headingley as England revert to their policy of fielding seven batsmen and four bowlers

09-Aug-2001•Graham Holburn

Give Montgomerie England chance, says opening partner

Sussex batsman Richard Montgomerie is being recommended for an England call-up - by his opening partner Murray Goodwin

09-Aug-2001•CricInfo

Sussex in charge after opening day against Australia

Sussex were in the driving seat at the close on the first day against Australia after rattling up 355-4 declared from 81 overs before reducing the tourists to 19-2 by stumps

08-Aug-2001•Bruce Talbot

No evidence to support Mark Waugh allegations - ACB investigator

No evidence has been found over which Mark Waugh could be charged over bribery allegations made in India last year, according to a special investigator of the Australian Cricket Board.

07-Aug-2001•Rick Eyre

Gilchrist confirmed as Australia's stand-in skipper

Adam Gilchrist is to stand in as captain of Australia in place of the injured Steve Waugh

07-Aug-2001•CricInfo

England hierarchy defend side as old boys call for change

As England comes to terms with another two years without the Ashes after only ten days of cricket, the England hierarchy have defended themselves while former players from both sides have suggested ways for the team to move forward

06-Aug-2001•CricInfo

Lamb insists that Ashes are going nowhere

Tim Lamb, chief executive of the England and Wales Cricket Board, has extinguished Australian hopes of returning home with the real Ashes

06-Aug-2001•CricInfo

Thoughts of retirement are not in my mind

In his latest exclusive diary entry for CricInfo, Alec Stewart confirms his availability for the rest of the present series, and adds his voice to calls for Australia to take the original Ashes urn home

06-Aug-2001•Alec Stewart

Injured Waugh keen not to be in the way

Australian captain Steve Waugh, injured while running a single during the tourists' victory in the Third Ashes Test at Trent Bridge, has said that he may leave England before the end of the series if he believes he has become a "nuisance" to his

06-Aug-2001•CricInfo

England determined to thwart Australia's whitewash aspirations

Duncan Fletcher has insisted that England still have plenty to play for in the remainder of the npower Test series, despite the Ashes having been lost

05-Aug-2001•CricInfo

Wife urges injured skipper to stay on tour

NOTTINGHAM, England - Australian captain Steve Waugh has been encouraged to stay on the Ashes tour by the person he presumed would most want him to leave - his wife, Lynette

05-Aug-2001•Will Swanton

Waugh may miss rest of Ashes series

Steve Waugh has confirmed that he will miss the Fouth npower Test in the Ashes series

04-Aug-2001•CricInfo

Australia go 3-0 up and retain Ashes with victory at Trent Bridge

At 4pm on the third day of the Third npower Test match Australia duly reached their 158 run victory target to clinch the series and retain the Ashes

04-Aug-2001•Dave Bracegirdle

Waugh likely to miss Headingley Test

NOTTINGHAM, England - Australian captain Steve Waugh is next to nochance of playing the fourth Ashes cricket Test against England atHeadingley from August 16.

04-Aug-2001•AAP

Tudor celebrates but England rue their ill-fortune

Alex Tudor has emerged as the perfect foil to England's respected opening pair of Caddick and Gough

04-Aug-2001•CricInfo

Gilchrist celebrates 'special' moment while Atherton looks on the bright side

"So many times we have been asked whether the Ashes are what they used to be," Gilchrist revealed

04-Aug-2001•CricInfo

Western Australian Cricket Association announces appointment of new Chief Executive Officer

Western Australian Cricket Association is delighted to announce the appointment of Mrs Kath White as its new Chief Executive Officer.

03-Aug-2001•Western Australian Cricket Association

McGrath impressed as fiery England bowlers re-ignite Ashes

Australian bowler Glenn McGrath, scourge of the English batsmen so far this series, praised his English counterparts after they reduced the tourists to 105-7 at the close on the first day of the Third Test to re-ignite an Ashes contest that had

03-Aug-2001•Carl Laferton

Warne takes Australia within reach of retaining the Ashes

Despite frequent interruptions for rain England manoeuvred themselves into a dominating position on the second day, only to find themselves once again dragged back into the mire by their old tormenter-in-chief Shane Warne

03-Aug-2001•Dave Bracegirdle

Tudor fit to play at Trent Bridge

England's paceman Alex Tudor, rated uncertain for the Third Test yesterday with a side strain, has been passed fit after a work-out this morning, only hours before the Trent Bridge Test, which England must win to have any chance of reclaiming the

02-Aug-2001•CricInfo Ltd

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