The end of the one-day season

Psychological to-ing and fro-ing

The one-day action is over for another season after England and Australia (with a little help from Bangladesh) have slugged it out across the country for the past month. The matches were all about laying markers for the Ashes and striking some psychological blows. So did England punch their weight?

England marks out of ten | Australia marks out of ten

Gilchrist's ton sinks England

Scorecard | Bulletin | Verdict - Australia's fine timing | Gallery | Quotes | England marks out of ten | Australia marks out of ten

Ponting century guides Australia

Scorecard | Bulletin | Match gallery | Verdict - A timely return to form | Quotes - Lee under no illusions for Ashes

Trescothick seals England victory

Eng v Aus scorecard | Bulletin | Gallery | Verdict | Quotes | When the drinks carrier got his due | New rules explained

Gilchrist can't wait for the Ashes

'There's been a lot of one-day cricket already'

Buchanan hits back in war of words

Aussie coach lists England's weaknesses | Prior included in one-day squad | Fletcher plans for new rules

ODI changes to be trialled in NatWest Challenge

England and Australia boards welcome innovations

1st ODI - Headingley
England won by 9 wickets

2nd ODI - Lord's
Australia won by 7 wickets

3rd ODI - Brit Oval
Australia won by 8 wickets