Result
1st Test, Nottingham, Jul 10-14 2013, Australia tour of England and Scotland
ENG
215 & 375
AUS
(110.5 ov, target 311)
280 & 296
England won by 14 runs
Player Of The Match
Summary
Scorecard
Commentary
Report
Coverage
Statistics
Day 5
Graeme Swann belts out an appeal
Broad shoulder was major worry
1y • George Dobell
Flower proud of England's nerve
1y • George Dobell
Alastair Cook jumps on the England huddle in celebration
England not dependent on Anderson - Cook
1y • George Dobell at Trent Bridge
Brad Haddin and James Pattinson walk back to the pavilion
Australia have proved credibility - Clarke
1y • Daniel Brettig at Trent Bridge
James Pattinson (right) bows his head as Aleem Dar gives the final decision
Haddin epitomises Australia fight
1y • Daniel Brettig at Trent Bridge
James Anderson made two quick breakthroughs for England
It was Jimmy who done it
1y • Jarrod Kimber at Trent Bridge
England erupt as victory is confirmed
England lean on Anderson again
1y • George Dobell at Trent Bridge
Ashton Agar clips through the leg side during his half-century
World changes for Ashton and Australia
1y • Mark Nicholas at Trent Bridge
James Anderson made two quick breakthroughs for England
Inspired Anderson puts England 1-0 up
2y • The Report by David Hopps
Day 4
Stuart Broad charges off in celebration at removing Michael Clarke
Edgbaston 2005 redux?
2y • Craig Nicholson
Chris Rogers drives towards mid-off
Australia lose openers' thread
1y • Daniel Brettig at Trent Bridge
James Anderson gestures to the balcony after removing Chris Rogers
An English plan made in Australia
1y • Jarrod Kimber
Can you review Hawk-Eye?
2y • Nikita Bastian
Mitchell Starc's massive wide off the first ball of the fourth day
Starc begins with a car crash
1y • George Dobell and Dan Brettig at Trent Bridge
Stuart Broad charges off in celebration at removing Michael Clarke
Roared on and roared off
1y • Mark Nicholas at Trent Bridge
Hundred was Ashes best - Bell
1y • George Dobell at Trent Bridge
Michael Clarke walks off having been given out caught behind
Late wickets lift England in victory pursuit
2y • The Report by David Hopps
Clarke draws line under Broad debate
1y • Daniel Brettig at Trent Bridge
Day 3
James Anderson made two quick breakthroughs for England
Anderson's Ashes best and tenth-wicket resistance
2y • Shiva Jayaraman
Stuart Broad didn't walk after edging to slip
Wrong place, wrong time, wrong call
1y • David Hopps
Denesh Ramdin was happy to let Misbah-ul-Haq walk off
Sins of omission are no sins at all
1y • Brydon Coverdale
Ian Bell plays a rare cover drive
Bell stands tall when England need him
1y • George Dobell at Trent Bridge
Ashton Agar celebrates after having Jonny Bairstow caught behind
A fate Australia did not deserve
1y • Daniel Brettig at Trent Bridge
Stuart Broad added priceless lower-order runs
Trent Bridge chases, and teenage spinners
2y • S Rajesh
Day 1
Clear as Broad daylight
2y • Nitin Sundar
Others
Top of the tree: Joe Root and James Anderson compiled the biggest last-wicket stand in Tests
Seven ways to stay alive
3y • Nigel Henderson
Ashton Agar was caught on the pull for 98
The Agar error
1y • Michael Hussey
James Anderson sets off after Brad Haddin is given out on review
Trent Bridge to Kolkata: Anderson's six of the best
1y • David Hopps
Ashton Agar has a philosophical look after making 98 on debut
Capturing Agar
1y • Philip Brown
Umpire Aleem Dar takes the new ball
How to improve the DRS immeasurably
2y • Sidin Vadukut
Graeme Swann takes a catch in practise as Alastair Cook looks on
In the dead of the antipodean night
2y • Paul Ford
The pitch at Edgbaston is covered after a rain delay
When the Ashes start to go downhill
2y • Andrew Hughes
Ian Bell plays a rare cover drive
Unassuming Bell begins to growl
1y • Rob Steen
Brett Lee and Michael Kasprowicz sink to their knees after the loss
The DRS is not the solution, it's part of the problem
1y • Adam Gilchrist
James Anderson and Matt Prior appeal to have Brad Haddin caught behind
Take DRS off players' hands - Haddin
1y • Daniel Brettig
James Pattinson (right) bows his head as Aleem Dar gives the final decision
It's the humans, silly
2y • Jon Hotten
'It was like 2005 all over again'
2y •
Michael Clarke asks for a review
How about demanding honesty from the players?
1y • Sambit Bal
Ashton Agar goes back to cut
A Test that enveloped the soul
1y • Andy Zaltzman
Yorkshire coach Jason Gillespie enjoyed his side's day
Gillespie's grief sobers Australia
1y • Daniel Brettig
Darren Lehmann and Michael Clarke chat while training
Lehmann puts batsmen on notice
1y • Daniel Brettig
Steven Finn won an lbw appeal against Jacques Kallis
Finn must fly
1y • Rob Smyth
Contrasting emotions: England celebrate as Australia's batsmen look on
Don't blame the DRS
1y • Michael Jeh
A finish detached from the action
2y •
Alastair Cook ponders his tactics on a tense afternoon
Leave the DRS to the umpires
1y • Ian Chappell
Australia play the Arthur way
2y •
Stuart Broad edged to slip but was given not out
Is there a different moral code for batsmen?
1y • Michael Jeh
Should I stay or should I go?
2y •
Ian Botham and Shane Warne watch the TV screen as rain delays play
'An appalling piece of umpiring'
1y • ESPNcricinfo staff
Old-school Hughes shows new skills
2y • ESPNcricinfo staff
Australia Innings
Player NameRB
SR Watsonlbw4674
CJL Rogerscaught52121
EJM Cowancaught1443
MJ Clarkecaught †2370
SPD Smithlbw1748
PJ Hugheslbw08
BJ Haddincaught †71147
AC Agarcaught1471
MA Starccaught15
PM Siddlecaught1122
JL Pattinsonnot out2557
Extras(b 11, lb 10, nb 1)
Total296(all out; 110.5 ovs)
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