James Anderson
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Australia takes charge from day one – 5th Test vs. England
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Steven Smith blasted a ton and shared a valuable partnership of 127 runs with Brad Haddin for the 6th wicket while the hosts grabbed an early wicket of England.
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Australia crumbled England in the 4th Test
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Chris Rogers blasted a ton as the dominant Australia continued with their winning spree against the visiting English side which lost the 4th Test consistently.
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England faces another debacle – 4th Test vs. Australia
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The Kangaroos bowlers well led by Nathan Lyon brought their side towards a consecutive victory vs. England who faced another batting collapse in the 4th Test.
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England maintains supremacy – 4th Test vs. Australia
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The English speedsters led by James Anderson and Stuart Broad, took their team to a commanding position after crushing the Kangaroos batting in the 1st innings.
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Successive win for Australia – 2nd Test vs. England
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The English batsmen were unable to cope up with the steamy fast bowling of Australia whereas Peter Siddle and Ryan Harris assisted their team with a smooth win.
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English batsmen surrendered again – 2nd Test vs. Australia
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The misery of poor batting for England continued in their second innings of the 2nd Test when they lost six wickets and were heading towards another defeat.
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England Mitchelled in the 1st innings – 2nd Test vs. Australia
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Mitchell Johnson crippled the English bowling line up with his fiery bowling spell in the first innings as Australia anticipates a successive win in the series.
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Australia well placed after day one – 2nd Test
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The top order batsmen of Australia brought stability to their innings by posting three fifties whereas England went down by dropping few important catches.
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Australia recovers after an early shock – 1st Test vs. England
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The Australian wicket keeper, Brad Haddin, along with Mitchell Johnson stabilised the first innings after Stuart Broad removed their top order cheaply.
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England crawling towards a draw – 5th Investec Test vs. Australia
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The Aussies amassed 492 runs with one wicket still in hand when their first innings was declared and England managed 247 for the loss of four wickets in 116 overs.