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Siddle wants new-ball responsibility

Peter Siddle wants to take the new ball during the Ashes after his strong performance in the tour match

30-Jun-2009•Cricinfo staff

Symonds talked about daily - Clarke

Andrew Symonds has gone from the Australian team but remains part of the squad's unofficial agenda and is talked about daily

29-Jun-2009•Peter English at New Road

Reverse-swing could decide Ashes - Pietersen

Andrew Flintoff has put the disappointments of injury and defeat behind him and is looking forward to Australia

29-Jun-2009•Andrew McGlashan

Variety no longer the spice for Monty

Monty Panesar has blamed moves to expand his spin bowling repertoire for his poor first-class returns this season, and has vowed to revert to his natural game if pitched into Ashes combat this summer

29-Jun-2009•Alex Brown

Fit Flintoff desperate for the Ashes

Andrew Flintoff has put the disappointments of injury and defeat behind him and is looking forward to Australia

29-Jun-2009•Andrew McGlashan

Watson unlikely starter for first Test

Shane Watson was limited to walking around the ground during Monday's session at New Road

29-Jun-2009•Peter English at New Road

Attack Australia through Flintoff - Arthur

Mickey Arthur believes England should use Andrew Flintoff as an all-out attacking bowler in the Ashes

29-Jun-2009•Cricinfo staff

Buchanan meets with Flower

John Buchanan held discussions with Andy Flower as part of a week-long fact-finding mission

29-Jun-2009•Alex Brown in Birmingham

England pay tribute to war dead

England have arrived back in the country after a two-day visit to Flanders in Belgium

28-Jun-2009•Cricinfo staff

Siddle cements place for Cardiff

Tim Nielsen, the Australian coach, has described fast bowler Peter Siddle as a "lock" to partner Mitchell Johnson in the first Ashes Test

27-Jun-2009•Alex Brown at Hove

Unconvincing Australia settle for draw

A flat final-day performance has given Ricky Ponting few signposts as to the composition of his best attack

27-Jun-2009•The Bulletin by Alex Brown at Hove

Pietersen ready for 'big allrounder' Johnson

The Ashes have not yet begun but the duel between England's best batsman and Australia's fastest bowler already has

27-Jun-2009•Cricinfo staff

Clarke papers over Australian cracks

Phillip Hughes and Ricky Ponting made amends for modest first-innings returns with polished half-centuries, but Australia's optimism was somewhat tempered by a shaky middle-order display against Sussex's slow bowlers

26-Jun-2009•The Bulletin by Alex Brown at Hove

Moores row saved team spirit - Pietersen

Kevin Pietersen believes that the England dressing-room is a much healthier place for the blood-letting that took place during his spectacular falling-out with the former coach, Peter Moores

26-Jun-2009•Andrew Miller

I'm doing everything pain-free - Pietersen

Kevin Pietersen has said he would be fit for the first Test against Australia on July 8

26-Jun-2009•Cricinfo staff

England set off for secret bonding session

The 16 players named in England's preliminary Ashes squad have been told to report for duty in Birmingham tomorrow armed with their passports

25-Jun-2009•Andrew Miller

Pacemen prosper as Hauritz struggles

The odds of Australia fielding an all-pace attack for the first Test shortened after Nathan Hauritz struggled

25-Jun-2009•The Bulletin by Alex Brown at Hove

From enigma to the redoubtable

The last time English audiences viewed Michael Clarke, comparisons with Kevin Pietersen were irresistible

25-Jun-2009•Alex Brown

Australians recover after Sandri strikes

Australia recovered from an unconvincing start to their Ashes preparations against Sussex at Hove

24-Jun-2009•The Bulletin by Andrew Miller at Hove

Lee and Clark train sights on Strauss

Stuart Clark and Brett Lee are not yet assured of places in the starting XI for Cardiff, but that has not prevented them placing Andrew Strauss in the crosshairs for the summer

24-Jun-2009•Alex Brown and Andrew Miller

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