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Ashes 1st Test Result and Analysis

This was an absolute thriller, and I'll tell you why: Australia had a massive 239 run lead over England's total of 435, and then England, trailing Australia by 239 runs, lost two early wickets. More wickets fell and England found themselves on 70-5, still railing by 169 runs with only 5 wickets remaining.
Then came Collingwood. Quick partnerships with Prior and Flintoff helped the score on to 159-7, then a brilliant support act by Swann got the score on to 221-8, before the latter fell for 31. Collingwood eventually fell for a valiant 74, which left Panesar and Anderson at the crease, with England trailing by 6 runs.
They had to see out ten or so overs, but how?
The number 10 and 11 batsmen tottered through the first five overs. From then on, the Barmy army were cheering at every single block and at any ball that was not out. They faced 69 balls and made 19 runs, the unlikely heroes, Panesar and Anderson. I'll be back on Thursday, for the 2nd test at Lord's.
Remember to leave comments and start a debate going on any topic of The Ashes.

From now on, I will give a commentary at every lunch, tea, and at the end of the day, with some scores. Here is the history of the first test:

England got 435 all out in their first innings and have made 170 for 7, while Australia conjoured up a collosal 674-6 declared. These scores are correct at tea on day 5.

Transfer Update For The Big Four

Main Signings(These may not contain all signings completed by the clubs):

Arsenal
In:Aaron Ramsey, 5m, from Cardiff
Mikeal Silvestre, undisclosed, from Manchester United
Amuary Bischoff, free, from Werder Bremen
Samir Nasri, 12m, from Marseille


Manchester United:
In: Dimitar Berbatov, 30.75m, from spurs

Chelsea:
In: Deco, 8m
Boswinga, 16m

Liverpool:
In: Ngog, free
Riera, Undisclosed

The destruction of the forests

People are constantly chopping down the rain forest and other forests which is contributing to climate change. Not only do trees absorb carbon dioxide, which is destroying the ozone layer, but in just 24 hours tree chopping gives off as much carbon dioxide as aeroplane travelling to New York and back.
Sure we need paper for educational purporses, but that's why we recycle. If people recycled more there would be less need for more tree chopping. We need to be greener if we want to save this planet.