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The legspinner called it "the worst decision made by any captain I've played under" and said it was based on past numbers rather than current reality

Andrew Flintoff had waited seven years and 48 Tests for his first slice of Ashes action, and when it came it was all too brief. Scores of 0 and 3 in the 2005 series opener at Lord's were the prelude to a thumping 239-run defeat, and suddenly all of Englan

Australia's two-run Ashes defeat brought back awful memories for Jeff Thomson

England's thrilling victory in the second Test was watched by a record audience on Channel 4.

The round-up of the English press reaction to the dramatic finish at Edgbaston

Australia's first "live" Ashes loss since Edgbaston '97 was praised as a brave effort by their newspapers

Michael Kasprowicz will replay Steve Harmison's final ball for the rest of his life after the heart-breaking yet thrilling conclusion to the second Test

Steven Lynch recalls that he was also present at the MCG Test of 1982-83, where England won by another close margin, 3 runs

Player reaction from the fourth and decisive day of the second Ashes Test at Edgbaston

What a Test match. George Binoy takes a look at the stats

Reaction from Australian commentators to England's two-run win at Edgbaston

Simon Jones has been fined 20 percent of his match fee for gesturing towards the pavilion

Glenn McGrath will find out in the next 48 hours whether his Ashes series is over

England pulled off a dramatic two-run victory at Edgbaston to level the series in the most astonishing manner.

Greg Matthews believes Matthew Hayden has lost his dominant aura but does not expect him to be dropped

Glenn McGrath needs a miracle to be fit for the crucial Third Test on Thursday, but he has refused to rule one out

Player reaction from the second day of the second Ashes Test at Edgbaston

Andrew Flintoff starred with bat and ball as England closed in on a series-levelling victory at Edgbaston

Player reaction from the second day of the second Ashes Test at Edgbaston

Shane Warne struck with a wicked leg-break in the final over of the day, to leave the second Test at Edgbaston intriguingly poised at stumps on day two