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Four weeks ago, as England struggled to believe summer was on its way, the most curious of sights was seen on the streets of London: a 28-foot tall statue of Shane Warne, atop a lorry, racing past various landmarks in the city. At least, we assumed it wa

Allan Border has tipped a 2-1 Ashes series win for Australia, but he warned the hosts would under-rate England "at our own peril"

Errol Alcott has ended his 22-year association with Australian cricket to work with the South Sydney rugby league club

Steve Waugh believes England have lost their Ashes-winning momentum and killer instinct after drawing the Test series with Sri Lanka

James Sutherland apologised to the aggreived fans desperate to acquire tickets for the Ashes

Cricket Australia has admitted that it is powerless to prevent scalpers from selling Ashes tickets on eBay, attacking the online auction site for refusing to take action off its own back

Cricket Australia has apologised for the delays in its ticketing scheme that left thousands of dedicated supporters without seats

While Cricket Australia is subjected to a barrage of abuse, a market has already sprung up on EBay offering tickets for sale

Cricinfo asked readers to tell us about their first day in the Australian Cricket Family. Here's some more of what you said

Cricket Australia sold more than 180,000 Ashes tickets in the first six hours of trading

Cricinfo asked readers to tell us about their first day in the Australian Cricket Family

As Cricket Australia's locals-only policy for Ashes tickets was opened to the Australia Cricket Family, members of the 128,500 unit were furiously mouse-clicking in the search of the promised seats in sessions that lasted longer than the gap between the t

Sneaky England supporters planned to raid Cricket Australia's family-orientated Ashes ticket system when seats went on sale on this morning

Andrew Symonds was due to have surgery in Melbourne today on a minor but long-standing wrist problem

Ricky Ponting has urged Australian supporters to provide a "sea of green and gold" for the summer's Ashes series

Cricket Australia is not worried about "leakage" to England supporters for the Ashes after 128,500 people registered for the priority ticket scheme

Justin Langer is not the only one being tested after he was concussed while batting in his 100th Test against South Africa last month

Cricket Australia expects first-day tickets for all five Ashes Tests to sell out within hours of their release on June 1

Shane Warne believes that England are more comfortable with the underdog tag and has questioned if they can cope with being favourites to win

Michael Hussey has said that it would be detrimental for England if they over-analysed their game and became too intense in preparation for this year's Ashes