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The Ashes: I have learnt the need to justify my potential, says David Warner
David Warner went from being embroiled in multiple controversies to orchestrating Australia's 5-0 Ashes win over England in what was an eventful period, both on and off the field, in 2013. The explosive left-hander credits his fianc
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Andy Flower slams reports of 'ultimatum' to ECB over Kevin Pietersen
English media said Andy Flower was ready to quit unless he was given guarantees that Kevin Pietersen would not be selected. Flower has rubbished the reports.
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Ashes: David Warner's bedroom 'threesome' irks British press
David Warner - the leading run-scorer in the recently concluded Ashes - has fallen in love. Such is the passion that he wasted no time to take the urn to bed, much to the displeasure of English media.
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Thousands greet Australia's Ashes heroes at Sydney Opera House
The players were introduced on stage alongside Prime Minster Tony Abbott, minus veteran opener Chris Rogers, who turned up late after his alarm failed to go off.
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Kevin Pietersen rules out retirement, vows to regain Ashes
Pietersen's future has been under the spotlight during England's recent 5-0 Ashes series thrashing in Australia, with the 33-year-old managing only 294 runs in the five tests at an average of under 30.
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The Ashes: Geoffrey Boycott slams England 'clowns'
England legend Geoffrey Boycott says England batsmen forgot the principles of Test match batting and they batted like one-day clowns.
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The Ashes: Darren Lehmann changed the Australian mindset, says Shane Watson
Shane Watson says playing international cricket has become fun again since Darren Lehmann took over as Australia coach earlier this year.
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The Ashes: English cricket in despair after humiliation
Before the series, one bookmaker gave 100-1 odds of Australia winning 5-0 against England, which had been undefeated in a Test match in 2013 and had won the previous three Ashes series.
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Anatomy of an Ashes annihilation
As Australia partied long and loud at the Sydney Cricket Ground and England sloped off to face a barrage of criticism, the numbers revealed the sheer scale of the hosts' superiority.
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Monty Panesar invited American blonde soon after Ashes whitewash: Report
Monty Panesar bowled nine maidens in the recently concluded Ashes series. Clearly, he wasn't satisfied.
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The Ashes: Australian media hail Michael Clarke's 'unchangeables'
The annihilation of England has left an Australian team that were in the doldrums only six months ago feeling on top of the world.
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The Ashes: More pain to come for shattered England, warns coach Andy Flower
Flower said he would not identify individual players facing the chop, with reports that high-profile batsman Kevin Pietersen, one of the big English failures in the series, was under pressure.
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The Ashes: Australia first to record 300 Test tons against any team
Australia humbled England to a 5-0 Ashes whitewash when they beat the Three Lions by 281 runs in the fifth Test at the Sydney Cricket Ground on Sunday.
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Cricket Australia to felicitate team for Ashes win
The free, public event will take place on the Northern Boardwalk of the Sydney Opera House where the team will be presented with the Waterford Crystal Ashes Trophy, a large replica of the original Ashes urn, ahead of signing autographs and distributing giveaways for those in attendance.
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The Ashes: Australia's three musketeers who proved old is gold and age is just a number
Australia's 5-0 whitewash of England was scripted mainly by three heroes - Mitchell Johnson, Brad Haddin and Ryan Harris, each of whom is well past 30 years of age.
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The Ashes: I have learnt the need to justify my potential, says David Warner
David Warner went from being embroiled in multiple controversies to orchestrating Australia's 5-0 Ashes win over England in what was an eventful period, both on and off the field, in 2013. The explosive left-hander credits his fianc
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Andy Flower slams reports of 'ultimatum' to ECB over Kevin Pietersen
English media said Andy Flower was ready to quit unless he was given guarantees that Kevin Pietersen would not be selected. Flower has rubbished the reports.
-
Ashes: David Warner's bedroom 'threesome' irks British press
David Warner - the leading run-scorer in the recently concluded Ashes - has fallen in love. Such is the passion that he wasted no time to take the urn to bed, much to the displeasure of English media.
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Thousands greet Australia's Ashes heroes at Sydney Opera House
The players were introduced on stage alongside Prime Minster Tony Abbott, minus veteran opener Chris Rogers, who turned up late after his alarm failed to go off.
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Kevin Pietersen rules out retirement, vows to regain Ashes
Pietersen's future has been under the spotlight during England's recent 5-0 Ashes series thrashing in Australia, with the 33-year-old managing only 294 runs in the five tests at an average of under 30.
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The Ashes: Geoffrey Boycott slams England 'clowns'
England legend Geoffrey Boycott says England batsmen forgot the principles of Test match batting and they batted like one-day clowns.
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The Ashes: Darren Lehmann changed the Australian mindset, says Shane Watson
Shane Watson says playing international cricket has become fun again since Darren Lehmann took over as Australia coach earlier this year.
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The Ashes: English cricket in despair after humiliation
Before the series, one bookmaker gave 100-1 odds of Australia winning 5-0 against England, which had been undefeated in a Test match in 2013 and had won the previous three Ashes series.
-
Anatomy of an Ashes annihilation
As Australia partied long and loud at the Sydney Cricket Ground and England sloped off to face a barrage of criticism, the numbers revealed the sheer scale of the hosts' superiority.
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Monty Panesar invited American blonde soon after Ashes whitewash: Report
Monty Panesar bowled nine maidens in the recently concluded Ashes series. Clearly, he wasn't satisfied.
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The Ashes: Australian media hail Michael Clarke's 'unchangeables'
The annihilation of England has left an Australian team that were in the doldrums only six months ago feeling on top of the world.
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The Ashes: More pain to come for shattered England, warns coach Andy Flower
Flower said he would not identify individual players facing the chop, with reports that high-profile batsman Kevin Pietersen, one of the big English failures in the series, was under pressure.
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The Ashes: Australia first to record 300 Test tons against any team
Australia humbled England to a 5-0 Ashes whitewash when they beat the Three Lions by 281 runs in the fifth Test at the Sydney Cricket Ground on Sunday.
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Cricket Australia to felicitate team for Ashes win
The free, public event will take place on the Northern Boardwalk of the Sydney Opera House where the team will be presented with the Waterford Crystal Ashes Trophy, a large replica of the original Ashes urn, ahead of signing autographs and distributing giveaways for those in attendance.
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The Ashes: Australia's three musketeers who proved old is gold and age is just a number
Australia's 5-0 whitewash of England was scripted mainly by three heroes - Mitchell Johnson, Brad Haddin and Ryan Harris, each of whom is well past 30 years of age.
