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Flower remains optimistic about win

The coach Andy Flower believes England still have a chance of taking a 2-0 Ashes lead despite the third day being washed out at Edgbaston

01-Aug-2009•Peter English at Edgbaston

Rain washes out third day's play

Despite the valiant efforts of the head groundsman Steve Rouse and his staff, rain forced the abandonment of the third day's play at Edgbaston

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

Record broken, Ponting focuses on the job ahead

Ricky Ponting climbed to the summit of Australia's run list but refused to enjoy the view until after the third Test.

31-Jul-2009•Peter English at Edgbaston

The perfect start

Plays of the day from the second day of the Edgbaston Test between England and Australia

31-Jul-2009•Andrew Miller at Edgbaston

Strauss guides dominant England

Andrew Strauss and Ian Bell built on the outstanding bowling of James Anderson and Graham Onions as the home built a strong position

31-Jul-2009•The Bulletin by Alex Brown at Edgbaston

Flintoff, splint-off, not a toff

The results of our Andrew Flintoff limerick competition

31-Jul-2009•Will Luke

Ponting passes Border as Australia's top run-scorer

Ricky Ponting has become Australia's leading Test run-scorer after passing Allan Border's mark of 11,174 during the third Test at Edgbaston

31-Jul-2009•Peter English at Edgbaston

Hughes needs to work at his game - Nielsen

30-Jul-2009•Peter English at Edgbaston

England aim to regroup overnight

A day that began with the threat of a total washout finished with England wishing the rain had continued to fall

30-Jul-2009•Andrew Miller 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 Watson gamble pays off

Shane Watson entered the Edgbaston Test having never batted higher than No. 6, and with single-digit totals in each of his last four innings

30-Jul-2009•Alex Brown at Edgbaston

An 11th hour injury

Plays of the day from the first day of the Edgbaston Test between England and Australia

30-Jul-2009•Andrew Miller at Edgbaston

Haddin out with broken finger

Australia were dealt a major blow just moments before the scheduled start of play with Brad Haddin forced out of the side with a suspected broken finger and Graham Manou called in for his Test debut

30-Jul-2009•Alex Brown and Peter English at Edgbaston

Watson shines as make-shift opener

Australia's batsmen refused to suffer further from the team's Edgbaston curse as they raced to 126 for 1 on a first day significantly curtailed by rain

30-Jul-2009•Peter English at Edgbaston

Hughes confirms axing on Twitter

Australia's struggling opener, Phillip Hughes, has been dropped to make way for Shane Watson

30-Jul-2009•Alex Brown

Race against time for opening day

Several members of Edgbaston's groundstaff will work on the water-logged outfield through the night, but have privately conceded there is little chance of play on Thursday

29-Jul-2009•Alex Brown at Edgbaston

Weather adds to Australia's problems

England 1-0 up, Australia facing a selection conundrum, key injuries to both sides

29-Jul-2009•Alex Brown at Edgbaston

Ponting looking beyond Border's record

Ricky Ponting is 25 runs from becoming Australia's leading scorer and the third most prolific in Tests, but he has greater team pursuits to achieve this week in Birmingham

29-Jul-2009•Peter English at Edgbaston

Australia have lost aura - Strauss

England are praying Andrew Flintoff's knee suffers no lingering effects from his first bowl with the side since steering them to a mood-changing victory at Lord's last week

29-Jul-2009•Andrew Miller and Alex Brown

Ponting ponders spin options

Ricky Ponting has said the soggy conditions at Edgbaston had given them plenty to think about regarding the position of the spinner Nathan Hauritz

29-Jul-2009•Cricinfo staff

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