Alastair Cook makes 189 for an aggregate of 766 series runs and Ian Bell (115) hits his first Ashes ton as England run riot on day three of the final Test.
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Cook and Bell make Aussies suffer
Alastair Cook makes 189 for an aggregate of 766 series runs and Ian Bell (115) hits his first Ashes ton as England run riot on day three of the final Test.
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Australia v England, 5th Test day three as it happened
Alastair Cook makes 189 for an aggregate of 766 series runs and Ian Bell (115) hits his first Ashes ton as England run riot on day three of the final Test.
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Australia v England, 5th Test day three as it happened
Alastair Cook makes 189 for an aggregate of 766 series runs and Ian Bell (115) hits his first Ashes ton as England run riot on day three of the final Test.
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Australia v England, 5th Test day three as it happened
England fast bowler James Anderson says the morning session of day three will be “crucial” in deciding the outcome of the final Ashes Test in Sydney.
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We face crucial period – Anderson
England end an absorbing second day of the final Ashes Test on 167-3 in reply to Australia’s 280 all out, with Alastair Cook still there on 61.
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Cook builds England reply at SCG
Opener Alastair Cook says England are determined to complete an Ashes series victory over Australia in Sydney.
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Cook focused on Ashes series win
Graeme Swann says Australia’s decision to leave out spinner Nathan Hauritz for the Ashes series has benefited England.
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Swann questions Aussie selection
Kevin Pietersen believes the actions that saw him lose the captaincy were key to England retaining the Ashes.
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Pietersen takes credit for Ashes
Australia captain Ricky Ponting is ruled out of the last Ashes Test in Sydney with a finger injury and is replaced by Michael Clarke.
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Ponting ruled out of Sydney Test
England have won the fourth Test in Melbourne to retain the Ashes for the first time in 24 years with a match to spare.
England clean up Australia’s tail to win the fourth Test in Melbourne and retain the Ashes for the first time in 24 years with a match to spare.
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England seal win to retain Ashes
England look set to retain the Ashes for the first time in 24 years following another dominant display on day three of the fourth Test.
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England close in on Ashes victory
Australia captain Ricky Ponting is fined 40% of his match fee after an ugly row with umpire Aleem Dar on day two of the fourth Ashes Test.
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Ponting hit with fine after row
Jonathan Trott hits his fifth Test hundred as England extend their lead to 346 over Australia after day two of the fourth Ashes Test.
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Trott ton stretches England lead
