Alastair Cook
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Shane Watson lifts Australia – 5th Investec Test
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Shane Watson got back in the news by plundering a ton after 25 Tests, 45 innings and boosted his side with a couple of valuable partnerships vs. England.
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Australia dictates with a maiden ton from Chris Rogers – 4th Investec Test vs. England
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Chris Rogers plundered a maiden Test century in his fifth Test while Shane Watson assisted him well with a fifty as Australia commanded the 4th Test vs. England.
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Nathan Lyon puts Australia on top vs. England – 4th Investec Test
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The right arm off spinner of Australia, Nathan Lyon, ripped through the middle order batting of England and sent them reeling on the 1st day of the fourth Test.
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Australia smells victory vs. England – 3rd Investec Test
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The touring Australians anticipate their maiden win in the series against England, subject to favourable weather, after losing the first two Investec Tests.
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Australia enjoys an edge over England – 3rd Investec Test
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The visiting Australians are still in command of the third Test as England requires more than 200 runs with three wickets left to level the 1st Innings score.
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Australia tightens its grip on the 3rd Test vs. England
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A strong comeback from the Australian batsmen well led by their skipper, Michael Clarke, and two wickets at the end of the 2nd day put them on top vs. England.
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Michael Clarke makes the day for Australia – 3rd Investec Test vs. England
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Michael Clarke led his side from the front with a gallant unbeaten ton as Chris Rogers and Steven Smith rose to the occasion with their solid batting vs. England.
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Ian Bell shines again for England – 2nd Test
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The most consistent middle order batsman of England, Ian Bell, blasted his consecutive hundred against Australia and put England into a comfortable position.
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Bell rings for Australia – 1st Investec Test
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A true spirited batting by the prolific scorer, Ian Bell, well assisted by Stuart Broad and other batsmen, took England to a commanding position vs. Australia.
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Ashton Agar and Phillip Hughes secured Australia – first Test
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A devastating knock by the debutant Ashton Agar, well supported by Phillip Hughes, put Australia on top against the hosts England on day two at Nottingham.