Here we take a look at previous Test series which were all-square going into the last, to see historically what has happened

Sri Lanka all-rounder Chaminda Vaas announced his retirement from Test cricket late last month bringing an end to his 15-year test career.

Cricket Web Staff Member Neil Pickup has reviewed Ashes Cricket 2009 detailing the highs and lows of the latest release in the continued series of cricket arcade games.

The purpose of this article is to have a look at Laker’s approach in order to see just how accurate or otherwise his predictions were and then for the writer to try and project the game forward again, this time, less ambitiously, to 21 years hence.

OK, so we’ve come down to a nice’n’simple equation: there’s one Test remaining; if England win it, they win The Ashes; if they don’t win it, they lose them. So now’s the time to pick the best team, and hang the future.

Freddy Flintoff shows off his skills in an amusing video for Puma’s new small, extra small and extra extra small koala box.

Flintoff explains the Australian Koala box is tough, tiny, and made of titanium to protect the Australians from “people like me”.

You can watch the video below.

After the Ashes, England’s Test side will enter a new era, one where Andrew Flintoff in particular will need to be replaced. How should England balance their team without Flintoff, and who are the likely contenders to join the England squad in the future?

This week we look at the duckless sequences, the rain rules, the long runs of toss victories and losses, Mahendra Dhoni and his strokeplay, and more.

Ashes Cricket 2009 has now been officially released, and to bring you the release more screenshots and a new video have been released.

Black Cap Peter McGlashan looks forward to his impending tour of Chennai, India, with the NZ ‘A’ team. He speaks of the likely encounters, gives an insight into his expectations and mentions his excitement for the opportunity to chat online with Cricket Web users in the coming weeks