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Strauss little bit unlucky 
, but we got the breakthrough 
, but we got the breakthrough 
England Settle for Tea on 232
(Tea break- Day 1)
England are crusing along nicely against Western Australia at Perth on the 1st day of their 4 day match. At the Tea break, England are 2-232, with Western Australia looking for something to happen in the field. England have dominated the match so far, playing all over Western Australia, but Western Australia would have something to cheer about, is getting 2 wickets for the match so far. Andrew Strauss and Marcus Trescothick are those 2 players that have been out in the middle and now are sitting down and watching their men play the remainder of the Batting Innings. Andrew Strauss played a good knock of 48, but it was Trescothick that really got going in the end, finished on 84 before being bowled by M. Goodwin, the spinner. But all eyes are on Michael Vaughan at the moment, as coming into the tea Break, Vaughan sits on 78 not out and Paul Collingwood by his side just at the crease on 13. Michael Vaughan has faced 154 balls, so defiently isnt in a hurry to get anywhere, but has more importantly hit 7 boundaries and smashed 2 sixes in his Innings so far. Paul Collingwood the new batsman at the crease has faced 47 balls aswell, but only making 13 at the current time. England have Flintoff and Ian Bell to come down the order and at 232, they look to post 400+ by the end of the Innings.
Michael Vaughan celebrates 50, but didnt stop there, being 78 not out at the tea break
England Batting
A. Strauss: c. Martyn - b. Edmondson - 48
M. Trescothick: b. Goodwin - 84
M. Vaughan: not out - 78*
P. Collingwood: not out - 13*
Extra's: 9
Total: after 64 overs: 232
Fall: 80, 189
Western Australia Bowling (Runs-Wickets)
B. Williams: 60 - 0
S. Magoffin: 71 - 0
B. Edmondson: 36 - 1
B. Hogg: 24 - 0
M. Goodwin: 36 - 1
(Tea break- Day 1)
England are crusing along nicely against Western Australia at Perth on the 1st day of their 4 day match. At the Tea break, England are 2-232, with Western Australia looking for something to happen in the field. England have dominated the match so far, playing all over Western Australia, but Western Australia would have something to cheer about, is getting 2 wickets for the match so far. Andrew Strauss and Marcus Trescothick are those 2 players that have been out in the middle and now are sitting down and watching their men play the remainder of the Batting Innings. Andrew Strauss played a good knock of 48, but it was Trescothick that really got going in the end, finished on 84 before being bowled by M. Goodwin, the spinner. But all eyes are on Michael Vaughan at the moment, as coming into the tea Break, Vaughan sits on 78 not out and Paul Collingwood by his side just at the crease on 13. Michael Vaughan has faced 154 balls, so defiently isnt in a hurry to get anywhere, but has more importantly hit 7 boundaries and smashed 2 sixes in his Innings so far. Paul Collingwood the new batsman at the crease has faced 47 balls aswell, but only making 13 at the current time. England have Flintoff and Ian Bell to come down the order and at 232, they look to post 400+ by the end of the Innings.
Michael Vaughan celebrates 50, but didnt stop there, being 78 not out at the tea break
England Batting
A. Strauss: c. Martyn - b. Edmondson - 48
M. Trescothick: b. Goodwin - 84
M. Vaughan: not out - 78*
P. Collingwood: not out - 13*
Extra's: 9
Total: after 64 overs: 232
Fall: 80, 189
Western Australia Bowling (Runs-Wickets)
B. Williams: 60 - 0
S. Magoffin: 71 - 0
B. Edmondson: 36 - 1
B. Hogg: 24 - 0
M. Goodwin: 36 - 1
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Great batting by Vaughany.. Hope he gets a big one here 
Sorry guys but every match willl be a 4 day match, and will take a while to update every Session. And i know that everyone wants to get stuck into the Ashes Series, so i will sim and just give u the end scores of the other matches, and i will update everythin on the Ashes Games.
England declare on 388
England have posted a massive score of 388 for Western Australia to chase at Perth. England have declared on 388. Michael Vaughan was the man of the day for England making 143 not out to take England to 388. Pau Collingwood on the other hand played well for his 43, and Andrew Flintoff finished the cake off, with 49 not out at the end of England's 1st innings.
England Batting
A. Strauss: c. Martyn - b. Edmondson - 48
M. Trescothick: b. Goodwin - 84
M. Vaughan: not out - 143*
P. Collingwood: c. Marsh - b. Edmondson - 43
A. Flintoff: not out - 49*
Extra's: 21
Total: after 117. overs: 388
Fall: 80, 189, 290
Western Australia Bowling (Runs-Wickets)
B. Williams: 89 - 0
S. Magoffin: 105 - 0
B. Edmondson: 59 - 2
B. Hogg: 68 - 0
M. Goodwin: 56 - 1
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Wetsern Austrlia Batting (1st Innings)
M. Hussey: c. Panesar - b. Anderson - 103
J. Langer: lbw - b. Harmison - 6
D. Martyn: c. Anderson - b. Harmison - 4
M. Goodwin: b. Panesar - 113
M. North: b. Anderson - 15
S, Marsh: c. Jones - b. Anderson - 4
A. Gilchrist: b. Panesar - 38
B. Hogg: not out - 25*
B. Williams: c. Panesar - b. Hoggard - 7
B. Edmondson: c. Flintoff - b. Hoggard - 3
S. Magoffin: c. Harmison - b. Panesar - 12
Extra's: 19
Total: all out after 126.1 overs: 349
Fall: 17, 29, 210, 234, 238, 292, 307, 318, 328, 349
England Bowling (Runs-Wickets)
S. Harmison: 102 - 2
M. Hoggard: 93 - 2
M. Panesar: 44 - 3
A. Flintoff: 46 - 0
J. Anderson: 57 - 3
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England 2nd Innings Batting
A. Strauss: not out - 121*
M. Trescothick: c. Goodwin - b. Magoffin - 5
M. Vuaghan: c. Gilchrist - b. Williams - 57
P. Collingwood: b. Magoffin - 18
A. Flintoff: not out - 55*
Extra's: 9
Total: after 76 overs: 265
Fall: 16, 119, 153
Western Australia Bowling (Runs-Wickets)
B. Williams: 56 - 1
S. Moagoffin: 79 - 2
B. Edmondson: 97 - 0
B. Hogg: 29 - 0
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Western Australia 2nd Innings Batting
M. Hussey: b. Panesar - 35
J. Langer: not out - 99*
D. Martyn: lbw - b. Harmison - 5
M. Goodwin: lbw - b. Hamrison - 11
M. North: c. Jones - b. Harmison - 5
S. Marsh: lbw - b, Hoggard - 25
A. Gilchrist; not out - 35*
Extra's: 6
Total: after 82.0 overs: 221
Fall: 54, 59, 83, 89, 126
England Bowling (Runs-Wickets)
S. Harmison: 79 - 3
M. Hoggard: 56 - 1
A. Flintoff: 19 - 0
J. Anderson: 21 - 1
M. Panesar: 43 - 1
Full Scoareboard: England: 388/3 dec - 2nd Innings: 265/3 dec - Western Australia: 349 - 2nd Innings: 221/5 - The Match ended in a draw - Man of the Match: M. Goodwin (Western Australia)
England declare on 388
England have posted a massive score of 388 for Western Australia to chase at Perth. England have declared on 388. Michael Vaughan was the man of the day for England making 143 not out to take England to 388. Pau Collingwood on the other hand played well for his 43, and Andrew Flintoff finished the cake off, with 49 not out at the end of England's 1st innings.
England Batting
A. Strauss: c. Martyn - b. Edmondson - 48
M. Trescothick: b. Goodwin - 84
M. Vaughan: not out - 143*
P. Collingwood: c. Marsh - b. Edmondson - 43
A. Flintoff: not out - 49*
Extra's: 21
Total: after 117. overs: 388
Fall: 80, 189, 290
Western Australia Bowling (Runs-Wickets)
B. Williams: 89 - 0
S. Magoffin: 105 - 0
B. Edmondson: 59 - 2
B. Hogg: 68 - 0
M. Goodwin: 56 - 1
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Wetsern Austrlia Batting (1st Innings)
M. Hussey: c. Panesar - b. Anderson - 103
J. Langer: lbw - b. Harmison - 6
D. Martyn: c. Anderson - b. Harmison - 4
M. Goodwin: b. Panesar - 113
M. North: b. Anderson - 15
S, Marsh: c. Jones - b. Anderson - 4
A. Gilchrist: b. Panesar - 38
B. Hogg: not out - 25*
B. Williams: c. Panesar - b. Hoggard - 7
B. Edmondson: c. Flintoff - b. Hoggard - 3
S. Magoffin: c. Harmison - b. Panesar - 12
Extra's: 19
Total: all out after 126.1 overs: 349
Fall: 17, 29, 210, 234, 238, 292, 307, 318, 328, 349
England Bowling (Runs-Wickets)
S. Harmison: 102 - 2
M. Hoggard: 93 - 2
M. Panesar: 44 - 3
A. Flintoff: 46 - 0
J. Anderson: 57 - 3
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England 2nd Innings Batting
A. Strauss: not out - 121*
M. Trescothick: c. Goodwin - b. Magoffin - 5
M. Vuaghan: c. Gilchrist - b. Williams - 57
P. Collingwood: b. Magoffin - 18
A. Flintoff: not out - 55*
Extra's: 9
Total: after 76 overs: 265
Fall: 16, 119, 153
Western Australia Bowling (Runs-Wickets)
B. Williams: 56 - 1
S. Moagoffin: 79 - 2
B. Edmondson: 97 - 0
B. Hogg: 29 - 0
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Western Australia 2nd Innings Batting
M. Hussey: b. Panesar - 35
J. Langer: not out - 99*
D. Martyn: lbw - b. Harmison - 5
M. Goodwin: lbw - b. Hamrison - 11
M. North: c. Jones - b. Harmison - 5
S. Marsh: lbw - b, Hoggard - 25
A. Gilchrist; not out - 35*
Extra's: 6
Total: after 82.0 overs: 221
Fall: 54, 59, 83, 89, 126
England Bowling (Runs-Wickets)
S. Harmison: 79 - 3
M. Hoggard: 56 - 1
A. Flintoff: 19 - 0
J. Anderson: 21 - 1
M. Panesar: 43 - 1
Full Scoareboard: England: 388/3 dec - 2nd Innings: 265/3 dec - Western Australia: 349 - 2nd Innings: 221/5 - The Match ended in a draw - Man of the Match: M. Goodwin (Western Australia)
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9 November, 2007 Shane Warne praises players
Shane Warne believes the fact that Monty Panesar is in England's Ashes team has made them stronger.
Warne said that with the extra bounce and spin in Australian pitches, Monty were specialists in key areas.
"Everyone realises Monty Panesar is a match-winning spinner," he told BBC Sport.
Their presence also increases the internal competition in the squad with Ashley Giles and Geraint Jones chasing spin and keeping places respectively.
"I suppose there's a big concern for them with their tail if they play Panesar and they've got Hoggard and Harmison down there," Warne said.
"Ashley Giles can hold a bat and we've seen him at The Oval and at various times make some handy runs."
Australia would be confident of its prospects going into the series as it has won 11 of its last 12 Tests
"At the moment, England aren't playing as good as they would like, but at the end of the day it doesn't matter what's happened before," he said.
"It's all about how we play through this series. we've got some match-winners there and I'm sure we'll be looking to entertain and play well."
Shane Warne believes the fact that Monty Panesar is in England's Ashes team has made them stronger.
Warne said that with the extra bounce and spin in Australian pitches, Monty were specialists in key areas.
"Everyone realises Monty Panesar is a match-winning spinner," he told BBC Sport.
Their presence also increases the internal competition in the squad with Ashley Giles and Geraint Jones chasing spin and keeping places respectively.
"I suppose there's a big concern for them with their tail if they play Panesar and they've got Hoggard and Harmison down there," Warne said.
"Ashley Giles can hold a bat and we've seen him at The Oval and at various times make some handy runs."
Australia would be confident of its prospects going into the series as it has won 11 of its last 12 Tests
"At the moment, England aren't playing as good as they would like, but at the end of the day it doesn't matter what's happened before," he said.
"It's all about how we play through this series. we've got some match-winners there and I'm sure we'll be looking to entertain and play well."
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Good to see Monty being praised by legendary spinner! Looking forward for the Ashes mate! Neat presentation so far 
Looking forward for the Ashes mate! Neat presentation so far Other Match Results
England: 308 - 2nd Innings: 286
Def
South Australia: 239 - 2nd Innings: 263
Man of the Match: Andrew Flintoff (Eng)
England: 294 - 2nd Innings: 150
Def by
Queensland: 428 - 2nd Innings: 19/0
Man of the Match: A. Bichel (Queensland)
England: 308 - 2nd Innings: 286
Def
South Australia: 239 - 2nd Innings: 263
Man of the Match: Andrew Flintoff (Eng)
England: 294 - 2nd Innings: 150
Def by
Queensland: 428 - 2nd Innings: 19/0
Man of the Match: A. Bichel (Queensland)
The Wait is over
The longley awaited Ashes Series is just a day away from the first ball, and all fans are getting excited. Fans all over from Australia and England will pack the Gabba tomorrow morning from 11 o'clock estern standard time to witness the most anticipated Ashes Series for a long time. This time last year people were expecting a close game, but it ended in a white wash 5-0 which had never been done in 82 years back in the 20's by Australia. Thousand of English fans have arrived to watch their team play, and the Barmy Army will be in force at the Gabba, as they would like to see their Team put on a better show then they did last year. England and Australia, the 2 greatest Cricketing Nations in the world, will do battle right here from the Gabba.
Ashes 2007-2008 Fixture
1st Test: Brisbane: The Gabba
2nd Test: Adelaide: Adelaide Oval
3rd Test: Perth - The W.A.C.A
4th Test: Melbourne- Melbourne Cricket Ground/M.C.G
5th Test: Sydney - Sydney Cricket Ground - S.C.G
Lunch Sessions with Mark Nicholas and Michael Slater
Mark Nicholas and Michael Slater will bring you news, updates and triva's every day of the Ashes Series at the lunch break. This is a new segment for viewers at home, and there will be prizes and give aways to be won during the lunch break every day of the Ashes, so make so you are watching to win yourself prizes. Slater and Nicholas are looking forward to this segment.
Telecasting Rights
Channel 9 will be the major telecastor of the 2007-2008 Ashes Series. Every minute of play will be shown on Channel 9, for our Summer of Cricket. You will not miss any action from all 5 Tests as Channel 9 is keen about the Cricket in the Summer. Channel 9 will be presented by Mark Nicholas, Michael Slater, Richie Beanu, Ian Healy, Ian Chappel and many many more, guest stars such as Prime Minister John Howard, Prime Minister of England, Tony Blair will join us, for a great Summer of Cricket.
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England 11
1. Andrew Strauss
2. Paul Collingwood
3. Michael Vaughan
4. Kevin Pietersen
5. Andrew Flintoff
6. Ian Bell
7. Geriat Jones
8. Matthew Hoggard
9. Stephen Harmison
10. James Anderson
11. Monty Panesar
1. Matthew Hayden
2. Michael Clarke
3. Ricky Ponting
4. Michael Hussey
5. Andrew Symonds
6 Shane Watson
7. Adam Gilchrist
8. Brad Hogg
9. Brett Lee
10. Stuart Clarke
11. Glenn McGrath
Hope you enjoy the Ashes, and the Preview
looking forwrd to ashes, nice story mate. surprized not to see Langer and Gillespie.
well i'll advice you better not to select Gillespie! coz im also playing ashes series as england and gillespie has given geat no. of extras!!He's been inconsistent!!
well i'll advice you better not to select Gillespie! coz im also playing ashes series as england and gillespie has given geat no. of extras!!He's been inconsistent!!
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This should be great : cant wait
