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Adam Gilchrist on the Ashes: It’s all between the ears – Australia's batsmen must copy England’s patient game
Wednesday 24 July 2013
The Aussie Angle: Views of the former Australian cricketer and ESPNcricinfo Ashes columnist
Warwickshire 463 & 180-6 Nottinghamshire 217 & 210: Champions' gamble pays off as Jeetan Patel keeps slim title hopes alive
Friday 19 July 2013
Champions Warwickshire have left themselves with still plenty to do if they are to mount a successful defence of their title, but a comprehensive victory over Nottinghamshire will serve notice to those above them that they cannot be discounted.
Round-up: Phil Jaques and Alex Lees score tons for Yorkshire
Thursday 18 July 2013
Alex Lees, the 20-year-old Yorkshire opening batsman tipped as a future England player by Geoff Boycott, scored his second century of the season as Derbyshire suffered at Chesterfield, where the visitors hope to regain top place in the First Division from unbeaten Sussex with a fifth win.
Adam Gilchrist: DRS would have denied us all that magical finish in 2005
Wednesday 17 July 2013
Aussie Angle: One of the strongest elements of the spirit of any sport is not questioning the umpires or referees
Ian Bell on the Ashes 2013: Most of us just sat about eating Cornettos before that final session
Tuesday 16 July 2013
View From the Middle, by Ian Bell of ESPN: His match-defining innings and how England dealt with the pressure that an Ashes Test brings
Round-Up: Warwickshire lose title hero Wright to injury for six months
Monday 15 July 2013
Just as it seemed their disappointing season might be about to perk up, champions Warwickshire have lost Chris Wright, leading wicket-taker in their title-winning side, for the remainder of the season with a stress fracture in his back.
Ashes 2013 First test: James Anderson ends epic resistance as England beat Australia
Monday 15 July 2013
England 215 & 375 Australia 280 & 296: England endure painstaking review of last wicket before celebrating thrilling 14-run win in first Ashes Test
Ashes 2013: There’s no one that I’d rather have in my team right now than Jimmy Anderson - Alastair Cook
Sunday 14 July 2013
Jimmy Anderson produced one of the performances of his life to inspire England to a thrilling victory over Australia and his captain, Alastair Cook, claimed no bowler in the world could have done a better job.
Ashes 2013: England win first Test by just 14 runs
Sunday 14 July 2013
James Anderson secured victory for England by 14 runs in the first Investec Ashes Test in a gripping encounter against Australia at Trent Bridge.
Ian Bell: My highs and lows for England in the Ashes
Tuesday 09 July 2013
View From the Middle, by Ian Bell of ESPN: I’ve felt in decent form but keep getting myself out
Steve Harmison: Let Kevin Pietersen off leash and he will win the Ashes for England
Monday 08 July 2013
Former England paceman tells Andrew Tong that batsmen will be key against Australia and Pietersen will lead the way
Australia in crisis ahead of the Ashes: Timeline of events
Monday 24 June 2013
Today head coach Mickey Arthur was replaced
Champions Trophy final: This is lowest point of my captaincy but we’ll build again, says Alastair Cook
Sunday 23 June 2013
England have 16 days to pick themselves up for the Ashes after Alastair Cook admitted their remarkable defeat by India in the Champions Trophy final was his worst moment as captain.
Champions Trophy semi-final: Alastair Cook hails England bowlers following victory over South Africa
Wednesday 19 June 2013
England won by seven wickets to reach the final
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