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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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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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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: Mitchell Johnson credits 'joys of fatherhood' for upturn in form
Mitchell Johnson reveals that birth of a daughter few months ago has made him enjoy his cricket in recent times.
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The Ashes: Australia crush England in 5th Test, seal 5-0 whitewash
The hosts crushed England for a fifth consecutive Test in Sydney by 281 runs to win 5-0 for only the third time in Ashes history.
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Graham Gooch backs Alastair Cook to help rebuild England team
All positions in England's demoralised team and back-room staff are expected to come under review at the end of the series, but Gooch, the team's batting coach, backed Cook to be part of the solution to the English team's malaise.
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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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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.
-
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.
-
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: Mitchell Johnson credits 'joys of fatherhood' for upturn in form
Mitchell Johnson reveals that birth of a daughter few months ago has made him enjoy his cricket in recent times.
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The Ashes: Australia crush England in 5th Test, seal 5-0 whitewash
The hosts crushed England for a fifth consecutive Test in Sydney by 281 runs to win 5-0 for only the third time in Ashes history.
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Graham Gooch backs Alastair Cook to help rebuild England team
All positions in England's demoralised team and back-room staff are expected to come under review at the end of the series, but Gooch, the team's batting coach, backed Cook to be part of the solution to the English team's malaise.
