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Australia name unchanged team for Third Test

Australia, requiring only a draw in the Third Test at Trent Bridge to retain the Ashes, have named an unchanged side to that which has beaten England in the first two Tests this summer

01-Aug-2001•CricInfo

Waugh raps journalists for publishing memo

Australian captain Steve Waugh has slammed the publication of John Buchanan's now infamous Sun Tzu memo

01-Aug-2001•CricInfo

Honours even at Headingley as Surrey fight back

Honours were even at the end of the first day of the CricInfo Championship match at Headingley when Yorkshire were 61 for two in reply to Surrey's 278 after winning the toss on a good batting pitch

01-Aug-2001•David Warner

Test Match tickets available for Trent Bridge

Cricket fans have been handed an unexpected last-gasp chance to see the Third npower Test Match between England and Australia at Trent Bridge this week

01-Aug-2001•Media Release

England suffer more injury problems on eve of Third Test

Plagued by injuries throughout their Ashes campaign, England's rash of withdrawals has continued as they prepare for the Third Test against Australia at Trent Bridge

01-Aug-2001•CricInfo

Australia's coach achieves hat-trick of mislaid memos

To "mislay" one memo to your players citing opposition weaknesses may seem like an accident

01-Aug-2001•Stephen Lamb

Butcher enjoys his new lease of Test life

England's comeback king of the Ashes series so far, the once forgotten Surrey batsman Mark Butcher, has spoken of his determination to match the Aussies stroke for stroke in the Third Test at Trent Bridge

01-Aug-2001•Carl Laferton

Atherton remains upbeat before crunch Third Test

Stand-in England captain Michael Atherton has declared defiance in the face of Australian danger going into the must-win Third Test at Trent Bridge

01-Aug-2001•CricInfo

Some rantings on a great day

31-Jul-2001•Vic Isaacs

Will wonders ever cease?

Wonders, wonders all the way

31-Jul-2001•Mahmood Ahmad

England may shift balance of final eleven

England, 2-0 down in the Ashes series and desperate for a win to keep the contest alive, look set to field five bowlers and six batsmen in the third Test at Trent Bridge, according to their wicketkeeper Alec Stewart

31-Jul-2001•Carl Laferton

Tudor's eyes wide open as he prepares for Trent Bridge Test

Alex Tudor's second Test life may have been a long time coming, but the Surrey paceman is determined to seize the chance offered to him as he prepares to face the mighty Australians in the Third Test at Trent Bridge

31-Jul-2001•CricInfo

Notts cricket officials scrap fencing for Ashes match

Nottinghamshire cricket officials said they won't re-deploy plastic fencing for the Third Test between England and Australia starting Thursday at Trent Bridge

31-Jul-2001•Bloomberg

ECB refute suggestion that they're 'hanging on to excuses'

The ECB have refuted the idea that England "have been hanging on to excuses" as suggested in Australian coach John Buchanan's leaked memo

31-Jul-2001•CricInfo

Hampshire clinch thrilling win over Australians

Hampshire became the first county side to inflict defeat on the Australians on this tour in a thrilling finish at the Rose Bowl.

30-Jul-2001•Pat Symes

Warne reveals how he almost quit the game

Shane Warne has revealed how he almost quit the game two years ago when he was dragged into the match-fixing controversy

30-Jul-2001•CricInfo

Thomson warns of shortest Test Match in history

Australian bowling legend Jeff Thomson is not only predicting a 5-0 Ashes whitewash for Australia but believes that the Headingley Test Match could be over in a day if the wicket is similar to last year's

30-Jul-2001•CricInfo

Tudor and Croft in England squad for Third Test but Hussain out again

England today named a 13-man squad for next week's Third npower Test Match against Australia at Trent Bridge (August 2-6)

29-Jul-2001•ECB Media Release

England hope more varied attack will bring success

England look certain to ditch the seven-batsmen policy for the Third npower Test in the knowledge that they must bowl Australia out twice if they are to have any chance of winning the Ashes

29-Jul-2001•Graham Holburn

Butcher expected to be fit for Test despite blow to head

England, already blighted by injuries, were given another scare today when batsman Mark Butcher was taken to hospital after being hit on the head by a bouncer

29-Jul-2001•CricInfo

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