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194/3

(19.4/20 ov, T:195) 181

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175/7

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Ponting sets sights on 5-0

Ricky Ponting had just completed the most significant Test victory of his 33-match reign and still he could not escape from his lowest moment as leader

18-Dec-2006•Peter English at Perth

Warne stars as Australia regain the Ashes

Australia have regained the Ashes with a comprehensive 206-run win two balls after lunch on the final day at the WACA

18-Dec-2006•The Bulletin by Andrew McGlashan

Hayden and Ponting build after England stumble

Australia built a commanding position on the second day at the WACA extending their first-innings advantage of 29 to an imposing 148 with strong innings from Matthew Hayden and Ricky Ponting

15-Dec-2006•The Bulletin by Andrew McGlashan

Symonds to play at Perth

Andrew Symonds has been named in Australia's starting 11 for the third Test beginning at Perth on Thursday

13-Dec-2006•Cricinfo staff

Ponting sad Martyn walked away

Ricky Ponting has admitted to being disappointed by the timing of Damien Martyn's shock retirement

12-Dec-2006•Cricinfo staff

Ponting closes in on history

On the back of his second match-winning display of the Ashes series, Ricky Ponting has moved up to joint-third in the all-time ICC player rankings for Test batsmen

05-Dec-2006•Cricinfo staff

Magical Warne continues to amaze

Shane Warne's right shoulder and fingers deserve to be aching after he provided the surge for a spectacular Australia win at Adelaide

05-Dec-2006•Peter English at Adelaide

Ponting and Warne hail greatest win

In the euphoria of Australia's magnificent victory Ricky Ponting and Shane Warne agreed the performance was the best they had seen

05-Dec-2006•Peter English at Adelaide

Warne and Hussey sink England

Australia have won the second Test at Adelaide and taken a 2-0 lead in the Ashes, after Shane Warne bounced back to form on a sensational final day to spark a dramatic England collapse

05-Dec-2006•Andrew Miller at Adelaide

Yousuf scales more peaks

Mohammad Yousuf's outstanding run in 2006 has pushed his rating points up to among the ten best of all time

04-Dec-2006•Cricinfo staff

Ponting prepared to chase

Ricky Ponting says Australia will chase a target if life is breathed into the remainder of the second Test

03-Dec-2006•Peter English at Adelaide

Ponting leads Australian fightback

Ricky Ponting etched another notch in the history books by becoming the most prolific Australian century-maker of all time, as he led his country's fightback on the third afternoon at Adelaide.

03-Dec-2006•Andrew Miller at Adelaide

Collingwood and Pietersen make it England's day

England's batsmen produced a day of dogged defiance to haul themselves into a promising position by stumps on the first day of the second Test at Adelaide

30-Nov-2006•Andrew Miller at Adelaide

It's Edgbaston all over again

For 24 more hours at least, the parallels remain. By tomorrow evening, we should have a better idea of how "Ashes: The Sequel" is panning out

30-Nov-2006•Andrew Miller at Adelaide

McGrath no certainty with heel injury

Australia are sweating on the fitness of Glenn McGrath ahead of tomorrow's second Test against England at Adelaide

30-Nov-2006•Andrew Miller at Adelaide

Ponting injury not considered serious

A recurring back injury prevented Ricky Ponting from fielding throughout the fourth day, but he is expected to return as Australia attempt to finish off England at the Gabba on Monday

26-Nov-2006•Cricinfo staff

Ponting is 'the modern Bradman'

Bill Lawry has weighed in to the debate on how history will view Ricky Ponting, describing the Australia captain as "Bradman-like"

25-Nov-2006•Cricinfo staff

Australia confirm their hunger

Australia have treated England like peas on a dinner plate. In the field they were pushed around, squeezed and skewered before Ricky Ponting eventually decided to end his batsmen's meal. Then it was Glenn McGrath who picked up the fork

24-Nov-2006•Peter English at Brisbane

Waugh says Ponting the best since Bradman

Steve Waugh believes Ricky Ponting will go on and make 50 Test centuries and be rated Australia's best batsman since Sir Donald Bradman

24-Nov-2006•AFP

McGrath double completes Australia's day

Glenn McGrath took two late wickets as England fell to 3 for 53 at the end of the second day at the Gabba after Australia stormed to a huge total

23-Nov-2006•The Bulletin by Andrew Miller at Brisbane

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