Cricinfo Readers' Ashes XI
Flintoff and Warne lead the charge
Australian captain arrives home
Buchanan wants to stay in current role
Gillespie not 'washed up' | Ponting defends his position
The Ashes aftermath
Vaughan awarded freedom of Sheffield
New honour for Ashes-winning captain
England turns out to celebrate
Tens of thousands fete England side
25,000 in Trafalgar Square alone
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The urn returns
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Quotes
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Celebration Gallery
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Roving Reporter
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Paper Round
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English fans claim gloating rights
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Oval Test Match Home
Statistics
Australia in England T20I Match, 2005
Most runs | Most wickets | High scores | Best bowling | More
NatWest Series, 2005 (Australia, Bangladesh, England in England ODIs)
Most runs | Most wickets | High scores | Best bowling | More
NatWest Challenge, 2005 (Australia in England ODIs)
Most runs | Most wickets | High scores | Best bowling | More
The Ashes, 2005 (Australia in England Tests)
Most runs | Most wickets | High scores | Best bowling | More
Australia tour of England and Scotland, Jun-Sep 2005
Tour records | Averages - First-class | List A | Twenty20 | All
Test matches
Overall | Australia | England | in England | Australia v England | Year 2009
One-Day Internationals
Overall | Australia | Bangladesh | England | in England | Year 2009
Twenty20 Internationals
Overall | Australia | England | in England | Australia v England | Year 2009
Twenty20 matches
Overall | Australia | England | in England | Australia v England | Year 2009
1st Test: England v Australia - Day 2
'Today Australians know how it felt to be English'
Paper Round - The Australian media reactsLillee calls for captain's sacking
Buchanan under fire as well | Paper Round'As English cricketers it is amazing'
Pietersen lets the glory sink in | Commemorative stampsEngland regain the Ashes
Scorecard | Bulletin | Verdict - Living the dream | Aus View - The urn has turned | Quotes | Key moments | Roving Reporter
| On the ball | Audio Report | Match home Warne unsure of playing future
Missing family weighs on Warne's mindSteve Waugh warns against sweeping changes
'It's a very good side, a really experienced side'Benaud bows out in style
The curtain falls | Exclusive interview | Benaud's favourite Tests | The man who has seen more Tests than anyone
Quote Unquote
I think it's pretty silly of Marcus Trescothick to come out and say it, but obviously he's trying to sell some books... I'll think you find that bowlers have been doing things to the ball since cocky was an egg.
Ian Chappell on the revelation by Marcus Trescothick that he used mint-induced saliva to retain the shine on the ball, during the 2005 Ashes
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