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Details of the venues and dates for the 2009 Ashes test series between England and Australia have been announced.

The Ashes series contested between England and Australia is one of the most fiercely contested battles in world cricket. Find out details for the series in 2010 / 11

After the 2005 Ashes, few thought that the brilliance of that series could be matched. After the tense finale at Cardiff, the Ashes looks to be as thrilling as ever.

The second series of the popular Life On Mars sequel tackles police corruption and a new arrival makes Alex Drake question what is going on. Contains series one spoilers.

The 2009 Ashes series starts soon. The 2005 series was one of the best since the England and Australia first played cricket in 1887

The international cricket calendar is very busy, with the Ashes in the UK the highlight amongst series in Pakistan, West Indies, Bangladesh and Zimbabwe.

Statistics alone cannot explain the influence of the Ashes hero on the English cricket team.

The old enemies do battle with one another once again on 2nd October in the ICC Champions Trophy semi-final at the Centurion Ground, Pretoria.

Zimbabwean legend Andy Flower has been given the job of coaching England's cricketers full-time, after impressing the ECB during the recent tour of the West Indies.

England captured the imagination of the nation when they won the 2005 Ashes series only to endure a whitewash when they visited Australia in 06/07. Who will win in 2009?

After the embarrassment of a 5-0 defeat in 2002/03, England secured the Ashes for the second consecutive home series with 2009 almost matching the drama of 2005.

Before, during and after this year's 2009 Ashes series, the famous and exhilirating 2005 battle between England and Australia was referred to ad nauseum.

The summer of 1975 saw the dawning of the modern age in Cricket history with the first ever Cricket World Cup held in England as well as a rushed Ashes series.

England are all set to begin their tour of South Africa, a side regarded the best in the world, looking to begin a new era by building on this summer's Ashes triumph.

After a humiliating defeat to Australia in the recent Natwest series, England must pick themselves up quickly as they head to South Africa for the ICC Champions Trophy.

England beat South Africa by six-wickets in Kevin Pietersen's first game as captain, but is it the end of another English wicketkeeper and is there room for Sidebottom?

The England cricket tour of South Africa in 2009 / 2010 will comprise of two Twenty20 internationals, five one day internationals and four Test matches.

It is a three-way tussle for international cricket's top spot. Australia, India and South Africa are all in contention with a clear leader yet to emerge.

Whether it's at Old Trafford in June, Colombo in July, The Oval in August or the Gabba in November, there are some great international matches this year.

Umpiring legend David Shepherd lost his battle with cancer at his home in Devon. He is survived by his wife Janice.

Marie Brennan talked to Suite 101 about dopplegangers, folklore, and the art of writing fiction.

A few years ago, the average Englishman would have linked sledging only with snowy days. But these days it's closely associated with verbal exchanges on cricket pitches.