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125

(39 ov) 174/1

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143/9

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(89/100 balls, T:144) 147/2

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Adventurous Nannes living the dream

Dirk Nannes' most difficult decisions are not limited to his country of allegiance, but also include whether to give up skiing while he's still playing cricket

29-Aug-2009•Peter English

Hussey's hundred just a start

Phase one of David Hussey's plan to regain his one-day place has been achieved with his first ODI hundred, but he knows more will be needed before he wins another promotion

28-Aug-2009•Peter English in Edinburgh

David Hussey stars in thumping win

Australia's big-name bowling attack shut down Scotland for a 189-run win after David Hussey provided the initial warmth with his first ODI century on a shivery day in Edinburgh

28-Aug-2009•The Bulletin by Peter English in Edinburgh

Cox owns up to selection blunder

Jamie Cox, the on-duty selector at The Oval, has taken responsibility for Australia not playing Nathan Hauritz

28-Aug-2009•Cricinfo staff

Australia prepare to lift spirits

27-Aug-2009•Peter English in Edinburgh

Paine firms up for one-day debut

On Friday, Australia will use their fourth specialist wicketkeeper when Tim Paine, a Tasmanian, makes his one-day international debut against Scotland in Edinburgh

26-Aug-2009•Peter English

$Ashes climax watched by a fraction of 2005 audience$

Ashes climax watched by a fraction of 2005 audience

Just under two million watched the climax of the 2009 Ashes compared with 7.4 million when it was on free-to-air TV in 2005

26-Aug-2009•Cricinfo staff

Ponting open to giving Clarke limited-overs captaincy

The Australian captain said preserving himself for Test cricket would be an option in the future

26-Aug-2009•Cricinfo staff

Hilditch's Cricket Australia future uncertain

Andrew Hilditch's future with Cricket Australia could be determined next month, with moves afoot to create a position for a full-time selector on the national panel

26-Aug-2009•Alex Brown

Nielsen wonders where it all went wrong

Tim Nielsen, the Australia coach, has begun the soul-searching after his side's Ashes defeat, wondering what he could have done differently

26-Aug-2009•Peter English

Poonia left out for Australia game

Navdeep Poonia has been left out of the Scotland squad which takes on Australia on August 28

26-Aug-2009•Cricinfo staff

'Shattered' Hussey determined for comeback

Michael Hussey hopes his career-saving century at The Oval will have a similarly revitalising effect as Matthew Hayden's corresponding innings four years ago

25-Aug-2009•Alex Brown

Flintoff begins recovery from surgery

The England allrounder Andrew Flintoff has undergone surgery to his injured right knee and is expected to be on crutches for a minimum of six weeks

25-Aug-2009•Cricinfo staff

Flower plots England's next move

Eight months after taking over as coach, Flower is taking the plaudits for forging a unit that produced a performance few thought possible.

24-Aug-2009•Andrew McGlashan

Family-man Flintoff looks to future

Andrew Flintoff has said he would like to be remembered as a good bloke first and foremost, after bowing out of Test cricket with the Ashes regained

24-Aug-2009•Andrew Miller

Clarke and Hilfenhaus sparkled

After the conclusion of a topsy-turvy series, Cricinfo looks back at the pivotal moments of the Ashes which England eventually won 2-1

24-Aug-2009•Peter English

Sober Flintoff hungry in spite of surgery

The morning after England's 2005 Ashes victory, Andrew Flintoff could barely stand. Fast-forward four years and it was a much more sober and mature Flintoff who reflected on his second series triumph over Australia

24-Aug-2009•Andrew McGlashan

'Everybody misread the wicket' - Hilditch

Australia's chairman of selectors, has said that Australia lost The Oval Test and subsequently the Ashes because all parties involved completely misread the pitch

24-Aug-2009•Cricinfo staff

Monty's miracle, and a Broad burst

After the conclusion of a topsy-turvy series, Cricinfo looks back at the pivotal moments of the Ashes which England eventually won 2-1

24-Aug-2009•Peter English

Injury set to rule Haddin out of ODIs

Australia suffered more bad news on the morning after their Ashes defeat with Brad Haddin, their senior wicketkeeper, sent home with a broken finger

24-Aug-2009•Alex Brown

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