England leading the 2015 Ashes series 2-1, while Australia planning to make a come back in the fourth Test.
Nottingham: The hosts lead 2-1 in the five-match test series heading into a fourth Test at Trent Bridge, which gets underway on Thursday.
Here's a brief look at the Ashes 2015 story so far:
1st Test, Cardiff
July 08-11
England won by 169 runs
Joe Root’s valuable 60 runs in the second innings as the Three Lions leave Aussies with a stiff chase of 412 for victory, which was far beyond the tourists as England win with more than a day to spare.
2nd Test, Lord's
July 16-19
Australia won by 405 runs
The second test sees Australia complete dominant, with Steven Smith (215) and Chris Rogers (173) both put their Test-best scores in a major first-innings total of 566.
England dismissed for 312 in reply, then the tourists set a mammoth 509 for victory, England were bowled out for just 103 in 37 overs.
3rd Test, Edgbaston
July 29-31
England won by 8 wickets
Australian captain Michael Clarke won the toss and opts to bat first on a seaming pitch in overcast conditions and sees his side bowled out for 136.
To Play:
Aug 06-10: 4th Test, Trent Bridge
Aug 20-24: 5th Test, The Oval
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