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England are hoping to regain the Ashes from Australia for the first time since 2015 this summer and former skipper Nasser Hussain has given his thoughts on the upcoming series

South Africa legend AB de Villiers has given his thoughts on cricket's jam packed schedule after England captain Ben Stokes decided to retire from ODI cricket due to the "unsustainable" schedule

Former England opener Geoffrey Boycott believes Mitchell Starc, Pat Cummins and Josh Hazlewood could have success if they target Harry Brook with the short ball in the Ashes

England star Harry Brook has struck a remarkable 807 runs at an average of 100.87 in his first nine Test innings, including four hundreds and three half-centuries

Harry Brook has become the quickest player to score four Test centuries, with his stunning unbeaten 184 seeing him break a record previously held by Don Bradman

Joe Root was back to his best with a brilliant hundred against New Zealand in Wellington, having admitted before this Test that he was still "trying to find out what my role is" under England's new regime

Harry Brook smashed an unbeaten 184 in the second Test between England and New Zealand in Wellington and former England skipper Sir Alastair Cook has made a bold prediction about his future

Harry Brook and Joe Root both scored brilliant centuries for England as they reached the close of play on day one of the second Test in Wellington on 315-3 after New Zealand had reduced them to 21-3

Stokes has been signed by the Chennai Super Kings but has confirmed he will miss the latter stages of the IPL to lead England into their busy summer schedule

Australian skipper Pat Cummins has seen his four year reign as world No.1 come to an end as England's finest James Anderson snatched top spot following his performance against New Zealand

James Anderson and Stuart Broad picked up four wickets apiece as England bowled New Zealand out for 126 in their second innings to seal victory in Mount Maunganui

England captain Ben Stokes is looking forward to having "so many world class players to have to choose from" heading into the Ashes, with the likes of Jonny Bairstow, Jofra Archer and Mark Wood all set to return

England legend Michael Atherton believes they will have a "real problem" on their hands ahead of the Ashes once Jonny Bairstow returns from injury, given Harry Brook's impressive form

Sir Alastair Cook has been impressed by England's transformation under Ben Stokes and Brendon McCullum, particularly their ability to take 20 wickets with the ball

England captain Ben Stokes paid tribute to his players after they secured a first Test win in New Zealand since 2008, beating the hosts by 267 runs in Mount Maunganui

Harry Brook has enjoyed an outstanding start to his Test career and Ben Stokes has made two major predictions about his future following England's win over New Zealand

England put an end to a miserable run of results in New Zealand and in day/night matches to keep the Bazball era ticking along nicely

Stuart Broad got his first outing as the NightHawk in the first Test between England and New Zealand in Mount Maunganui, but the role left David Gower "completely bemused"

After Joe Root got out attempting a reverse sweep in the last over before lunch against New Zealand, Sir Alastair Cook compared it to David Gower getting out in the 1990-91 Ashes

James Anderson and Stuart Broad are the most successful bowling partnership in the history of Test cricket, having broken a remarkable record held by Glenn McGrath and Shane Warne

Former England captain Sir Alastair Cook has hailed Stuart Broad after he delivered an "unplayable" spell against New Zealand, bowling Devon Conway, Kane Williamson, Tom Latham and Tom Blundell

Stuart Broad picked up 4-21 in a magnificent ten over spell to leave England closing in on victory over New Zealand in the first Test, with the hosts reeling at 63-5

James Anderson and Stuart Broad played their first Test match together back in 2008 in New Zealand and 15 years later, they reached 1,001 wickets as teammates in the country where their partnership was first formed

James Anderson and Stuart Broad have taken 1,001 wickets in Tests where they have played together, equalling a record held by Australia's Glenn McGrath and Shane Warne

Australia have claimed beating India in India is "bigger" than winning the Ashes in England, but Michael Atherton has pointed out that not a single member of the current side has managed to achieve either feat