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Edgbaston's new Pavilion End brings new test for Warwickshire CCC

This summer marks a significant milestone in the history of Edgbaston Cricket Ground. Brian Halford reports on how things are taking shape.Read

Jonathan Trott aims to follow Collingwood's lead with England

Jonathan Trott is aiming to become an all-rounder England can turn to in all forms of the game and fill the void left by Paul Collingwood in the Test side.Read

England still looking to attack, says Ian Bell

Ian Bell will maintain an attacking approach for the remainder of the one-day series against Australia, despite admitting it may have cost England defeat in their opening two games.Read

Solihull School groundsman nets top award for his first-class pitch

The head groundsman at Solihull School has scooped a top national award for creating a cricket square of first-class county standard.Read

Cricket: Warwickshire's Woakes hits winning runs as England beat Australia

Debutant Chris Woakes was the match-winner as England claimed a record eighth consecutive Twenty20 victory with a last-ball win over Australia in Adelaide.Read

After Ashes success, Ian Bell sets new one-day goal with England

Ian Bell is aiming to establish himself in England's limited overs teams after his unbeaten century guided the tourists to a seven-wicket win over a Prime Minister's XI in Canberra.Read

Ian Bell hits century to stake claim for place in England one-day line-up

Ian Bell provided a convincing audition for a regular place in England's limited-overs team as he struck an unbeaten century to help the tourists to an seven-wicket win over a Prime Minister's XI in Canberra. Read

The Ashes - the records that fell and the milestones passed

With England celebrating a first Ashes series victory in Australia for 24 years, these were some of the records and landmark achievements of the tourists. Read

How England won The Ashes in Australia

How England won their first Ashes series in Australia for 24 years, with all the key moments from each of the five Test matches. Read

Andrew Strauss reflects on England's amazing Ashes win in Australia

Andrew Strauss can at last allow himself and his fellow 2010/11 Ashes winners to celebrate their historic achievement.Read

The Ashes - Fifth Test, day 5: England wrap up historic 3-1 series win

England completed their first Ashes win Down Under in 24 years after taking the last three Australia wickets on the final morning of the Fifth Test at the SCG. Read

The Ashes - Fifth Test, day 4: England on brink of series victory

England were on the cusp of securing their first outright Ashes series win in Australia in 24 years after manoeuvring the hosts into a hopeless position on day four of the final Test. Read

Michael Clarke defends Ian Bell after controversy in final Ashes Test

Alastair Cook and Ian Bell were both beset by moments of controversy on their way to the hundreds which put England within sight of Ashes history. Read

Ian Bell survives video referral to score first Ashes century

Ian Bell has paid tribute to England's coaching set-up after he scored his first century in an Ashes Test match.Read

The Ashes - Fifth Test, day 3: Bell and Cook pile on agony for Australia

Hundreds from Alastair Cook and Ian Bell put England on course to win the Ashes outright in Australia for the first time in 24 years. Read

The Ashes - Fifth Test, Day 2: Cook gives England the edge

England finished day two of the Fifth Test in a strong position despite the late wicket of Kevin Pietersen. Read

The Ashes - Fifth Test, Day 1: Australia make slow progress between rain breaks

England eked out four Australia wickets between breaks for rain and bad light on day one of the fifth Test at the SCG. Read

Warwickshire's Jonathan Trott rises to third in world rankings

Warwickshire batsman Jonathan Trott has climbed to third in the ICC Test rankings on the back of his unbeaten century for England in the Fourth Ashes Test.Read

Ashes: Fans delirious as England retain Ashes

Jubilant England cricket fans were celebrating today after Andrew Strauss's men retained the Ashes for the first time in more than 20 years.Read

The Ashes - Fourth Test, Day 4: England wrap up victory in Melbourne to retain Ashes

England completed the formalities of wrapping up a first successful Ashes tour of Australia in 24 years before lunch on the Fourth day of the fourth Test in Melbourne, winning by an innings and 157 runs to take a 2-1 lead in the series. Read