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McGrath and Warne take over at the top

Glenn McGrath and Shane Warne have taken over the top two spots in the latest ICC Test Player Rankings

18-Oct-2005•Cricinfo staff

Clarke willing to ditch bowling to save his back

Michael Clarke is prepared to cut down on his bowling if it helps him survive the back condition that is threatening his career

17-Aug-2005•AFP

Openers say Hayden should stay

Two of Matthew Hayden's high-profile predecessors believe the opener should hold his position despite missing a century in the past 28 innings

17-Aug-2005•Cricinfo staff

Ponting graduates as captain - Waugh

Steve Waugh said Ricky Ponting graduated as a Test captain with his century at Old Trafford

17-Aug-2005•Cricinfo staff

Australia look for plans in reverse

Australia plans to spend the lead-up to Trent Bridge in reverse-swing protection mode

17-Aug-2005•Cricinfo staff

Collier urges rethink over TV rights

The chief executive of the ECB has called upon Britain's terrestrial broadcasters to review their position

16-Aug-2005•Cricinfo staff

England players rested by counties

England's cricketers have been given a timely break from their county duties

16-Aug-2005•Cricinfo staff

Everyman Flintoff is England's inspiration

At exactly 6pm on the last day, Andrew Flintoff bowled a big away-swinger

16-Aug-2005•Paul Coupar

Flintoff moves into top ten

Andrew Flintoff's heroic efforts during the third Test at Old Trafford have lifted him to No. 10 in the world rankings

16-Aug-2005•Cricinfo staff

McGrath believes Australia hold the edge

Glenn McGrayh believes the Ashes momentum is back with Australia after their draw at Old Trafford

16-Aug-2005•AFP

Cricket is the new football

The round-up of the press reaction to the dramatic finish at Old Trafford

16-Aug-2005•Jenny Thompson

So close to victory... and yet so far

Here are some of the other Tests that went down to the wire with cricket emerging as the only winner from the contest

16-Aug-2005•George Binoy

McGrath becomes cricket's greatest last man

Glenn McGrath has become Test cricket's most prolific No. 11 batsman

16-Aug-2005•Cricinfo staff

Poor form puts Gillespie's place under review

Ricky Ponting has said that Jason Gillespie's place in the team will be closely scrutinised before the fourth Test

16-Aug-2005•Cricinfo staff

'I thought I had let it slip' - Ponting

Ricky Ponting was both happy and relieved after playing a vital innings and enabling Australia to secure a draw against England at Old Trafford

16-Aug-2005•AFP

England come agonisingly close

Brett Lee and Glenn McGrath survived the final 24 balls to seal a draw for Australia at Old Trafford

15-Aug-2005•The Bulletin by Andrew McGlashan

Sell-out crowds flock to watch crucial finale

Evidence of how important the final day at Old Trafford is to English cricket came with the sight of long queues outside the ground as dawn broke in Manchester

15-Aug-2005•The Bulletin by Andrew McGlashan

McGrath denies rift, but not the battle ahead

Glenn McGrath and Andrew Strauss give their reaction to the fourth day at Old Trafford

14-Aug-2005•Paul Coupar at Old Trafford

Australia deny suggestions of Warne-Ponting rift

The Australian camp have laughed off suggestions, from an English tabloid, of a rift between Ricky Ponting and Shane Warne during the second Test at Edgbaston

14-Aug-2005•Cricinfo staff

Strauss ton leaves Australia facing huge target

Australia closed on 24 for 0, chasing an unlikely target of 423 to win the third Test

14-Aug-2005•The Bulletin by Andrew McGlashan

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