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da 888casino： 04-Aug-2015Lord’s: a familiar storyGlenn McGrath takes nine wickets and Shane Warne six as Australia win big despite being rolled over for 190 in the first innings. England fans probably think, “Oh no, not again.”Edgbaston: the series catches fireMcGrath twists his ankle, Ponting sends England in on a flat pitch, England amass more than 400 on the first day, Warne spins them out cheaply in the second innings, Steve Harmison’s slower ball gets Michael Clarke, the game seems over, Brett Lee and Michael Kasprowicz don’t think so, Kasprowicz gloves it behind when three runs short, Flintoff consoles Lee.Old Trafford: An epic drawVaughan and Trescothick help England rack up a big score, and Australia are left chasing the game. Warne steps up with the bat in the first innings, before Ponting plays one of the finest innings of his career to keep Australia alive. England are denied victory this time as Australia’s last pair survive some high-tension overs.Trent Bridge: England scrape aheadOnce again, England put up a tall score in the first innings, before Simon Jones swings Australia out quickly. Gary Pratt runs out Ponting in possibly the most famous intervention by a substitute fielder in Ashes history, and England are left with a straightforward target. Warne, however, thinks 128 is plenty to defend and makes England huff and puff. They eventually get over the line with three wickets in hand.The Oval: KP delivers the AshesIt is Kevin Pietersen’s debut series, and with the Ashes on the line, he delivers an innings for the ages. Warne, having been outstanding with bat and ball through the summer, drops a catch with Pietersen on 15 – a catch that might well have changed the series’ final scoreline.