The Ashes

Australia are now evens to win the fourth Ashes Test at Trent Bridge as more money comes in for the tourists and William Hill report that 68 per cent of money waged on the Test has been for the away side.

Join Rob Johnston and John Pennington as they preview the fourth Ashes Test at Trent Bridge in their latest Ashes Hot Spot cricket video.

And so the Ashes bandwagon rolls on to Nottingham, the city that brought the world Robin Hood, Ibuprofen and HP sauce. After the fourth Investec Test match here this week, added to that list could be the place England won back the Ashes.

Shane Watson admits that the confidence Australia brought into the Ashes series has counted for little thanks to how well England have performed in their home conditions.

Trent Bridge, which will host the fourth Ashes Test between Australia and England, is expected to produce a lively track, unlike the one that produced a drab draw against India in 2014.

Australian all-rounder Shane Watson has declared his intentions of making a comeback to the Australian side after being dropped from the team during the ongoing Ashes series.

Australian captain Michael Clarke, who has been struggling for runs in the ongoing Ashes, came down strongly on his critics by saying that his hunger for the game remains as strong as ever.

Australian pacer Mitchell Johnson insists that his team has overcome the hangover of the humiliating defeat suffered in the third Ashes Test against England at Edgbaston last week.

As the fourth Ashes Test is about to get underway at Trent Bridge on Thursday, let us look at some of the statistics involving both the teams.

Both Australia and England have been dismissed for less than 150 during this Ashes series, so we asked a number of former players whether they could put their finger on why.

Support for the tourists has forced bookmakers William Hill to cut the odds on Australia winning the fourth Ashes Test for the second time in a week.

Whether England can seal the Ashes by winning the fourth Test at Trent Bridge is one of the questions we try to answer in our latest Mr Predictor cricket betting show.

Ex-England batsman Kevin Pietersen feels that the current Australian batting line-up is probably the most unstable one that he has seen from his Ashes rivals in a long time.

Recently retired Australian pacer Ryan Harris feels that his team will benefit enormously from England pacer James Anderson’s unavailability for the fourth Ashes Test beginning in Nottingham on Thursday.

Australian coach Darren Lehmann has called for an improved performance from his side's pacers when the fourth Ashes Test gets underway on Thursday at Trent Bridge.

Former England international batsman Usman Afzaal says that a change in mentality and approach to the game is one of the key factors behind England's recent resurgence.

William Hill have cut Australia's odds for the fourth Ashes Test at Trent Bridge to 6/5 from 5/4 after support for the tourists from punters.

Australian captain Michael Clarke reckons that the injury to England's pace spearhead James Anderson could be pivotal to the visitors' fortunes as they try to stage a recovery in the ongoing Ashes series.

England's head coach Trevor Bayliss expects Australia to come hard at the hosts when the fourth Ashes Test begins at Trent Bridge next week.

The England selectors have announced a 14-man squad including fast bowlers Liam Plunkett and Mark Footitt for the fourth Ashes Test, which gets underway on 6th August at Trent Bridge.