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KP will have to fight for place - Swann

Kevin Pietersen is finally returning to the England squad but according to team-mate Graeme Swann is not guaranteed a starting place in the team

09-Nov-2009•Cricinfo staff

Strauss hundred eases England home

Andrew Strauss continued England's confident build-up in South Africa with an unbeaten 117 as the tourists comfortably chased down the Warriors' competitive 254 for an eight-wicket victory at Kimberley

08-Nov-2009•Cricinfo staff

Swann prepares to come full circle

For Graeme Swann the South Africa tour marks the moment his career comes full circle

22-Oct-2009•Andrew Miller

Swann saves England from whitewash

Graeme Swann spun Australia to a standstill in a superb spell of 10-1-28-5, after Ricky Ponting and Michael Clarke had rebuilt the innings in a second-wicket stand of 79

20-Sep-2009•The Bulletin by Andrew Miller

Harmison and Panesar lose contracts

The international careers of Monty Panesar and Steve Harmison are at the crossroads after both were overlooked by the ECB for a central contract

11-Sep-2009•Alex Brown

We love you really, Ricky

Peter English presents the final plays of the Ashes summer

23-Aug-2009•Peter English at The Oval

Flintoff's fling inspires England Ashes glory

England have regained the Ashes with a crushing 197-run victory amid jubilant scenes at The Oval

23-Aug-2009•The Bulletin by Andrew Miller at The Oval

Trott buries Australia with debut ton

Jonathan Trott produced a debut hundred of the highest class to set Australia a huge 546 for victory, but they aren't about to give up without a fight

22-Aug-2009•The Bulletin by Andrew Miller at The Oval

Australia's heads left spinning

Australia tried to talk a good game after their second-day collapse, but even their confidence seemed to have a hit as they face a massive challenge to retain the Ashes

21-Aug-2009•Andrew Miller at The Oval

Broad and Swann give England control

Stuart Broad produced a bowling performance to rival that of Andrew Flintoff at Lord's as Australia felt their grip on the Ashes being prised away, finger by finger, on a sensational second day at The Oval

21-Aug-2009•The Bulletin by Andrew Miller at The Oval

Australia level with crushing win

Stuart Board lived up to his promise to provide late-innings resistance for England's beleaguered cricketers, as he and Graeme Swann compiled a spirited and thrilling eighth-wicket stand of 108 in just 12.3 overs

09-Aug-2009•The Bulletin by Andrew Miller at Headingley

Aggressive England open up victory chance

Two wickets in the final session backed up positive half centuries from Andrew Flintoff and Stuart Broad to give England the chance to push for victory on the final day at Edgbaston

02-Aug-2009•The Bulletin by Alex Brown at Edgbaston

Twittering cricketers

Phillip Hughes became the first player to "tweet" his own axing from the team

30-Jul-2009•Andrew Miller at Edgbaston

The man, the moment, the ball

The plays of the day from the closing stages of the second Test at Lord's as England wrap up a famous victory

20-Jul-2009•Andrew Miller at Lord's

Flintoff ends England's 75-year wait

In his last Test at the home of cricket, Andrew Flintoff broke England's 75-year Lord's curse with his first five-wicket haul since the Ashes-clinching Oval Test of 2005 as England took a 1-0 lead in the series

20-Jul-2009•The Bulletin by Alex Brown at Lord's

Positive Australia eye history

Australia started the second innings wanting to do something never seen before in Tests or lose trying before reducing their final-day target to 209

19-Jul-2009•Peter English at Lord's

Surely, not again?

From having victory within their grasp, English nerves were beginning to fray by the end of the fourth day as Michael Clarke and Brad Haddin gave Australia a chance at making history

19-Jul-2009•Andrew Miller at Lord's

Swann not surprised by Cardiff belter

Groundsman Keith Exton put aside that early-season scare, when Glamorgan were docked two points in the FP Trophy for an excessively turning track, and instead unfurled a belter

09-Jul-2009•Andrew Miller in Cardiff

Katich and Ponting take control with tons

Ricky Ponting continued his prolific Ashes record with his 38th Test century, passing 11,000 runs in the process, while Simon Katich continued his rebirth as an opener with his first ton against England

09-Jul-2009•The Bulletin by Andrew McGlashan

Ashes newbies ready for greatest test

Usually in the biggest contests it is the senior members who hold the most power over the result, but in this series the teams will expect much more from their inexperienced picks to help grab them the urn

07-Jul-2009•Peter English at Cardiff

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