England vs Australia, 3rd Test at Birmingham, Jul 30 2009 - Match News
Ponting says Australia have turned the corner
Flintoff's fitness under the spotlight again
Australia's new working-class hero
A slip, a drop and a blinder
Clarke and North put Australia safe
Johnson comes out of his shell
Third Test, day 5
England's attack capable of victory, says Flintoff
Flaring tempers, and Ponting's offspin bogey
Lee eyeing Headingley comeback
Watson wants to cement opening role
Flower remains optimistic about win
Rain washes out third day's play
Australia were outswung and outplayed
Anderson swings into eminence
Record broken, Ponting focuses on the job ahead
The perfect start
Strauss guides dominant England
Records mean little to Ponting
Flintoff, splint-off, not a toff
Ponting passes Border as Australia's top run-scorer
Third Test, Day 2
Hughes needs to work at his game - Nielsen
England aim to regroup overnight
The Watson gamble pays off
An 11th hour injury
Haddin out with broken finger
Watson shines as make-shift opener
Third Test, Day 1
North aims for consistency
Are you England in disguise?
Prolific and consistent against allcomers
Twittering cricketers
Hughes confirms axing on Twitter
Edgbaston 2005, and a revised prediction for 2009
Race against time for opening day
Weather adds to Australia's problems
Ponting looking beyond Border's record
Versatile Onions returns to happy hunting ground
Australia have lost aura - Strauss
Wayward Johnson poses dilemma
England's favourite venue
Australia's Clark conundrum
Edgbaston curator predicts bowlers' graveyard
Johnson keen to get back focus
Bell ready to seize the moment
Anderson backs Johnson to shine again
Strauss wary of Australia backlash
Australia face difficult task forcing a result
Strauss confirms Bell will bat at No. 4