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Chris Woakes is desperate to put his injury problems behind him and take his latest opportunity to establish himself as an international cricketer if selected against Australia on his home ground at Edgbaston.

England's rejigged pace attack shared the honours on the third day at Edgbaston, but West Indies fought hard throughout to end on a competitive 280 for 8

For the first time since 1964 - at Lord's against Australia - the first two days of an England home Test were washed out after the second day at Edgbaston went the same way as the first.

England's ambitions to inflict a 3-0 whitewash upon West Indies were frustrated as rain washed out the first day of the third Test

Warwickshire have announced that the proposed £30m ground redevelopment due to be completed in summer 2011 will now be able progress as planned

Despite the valiant efforts of the head groundsman Steve Rouse and his staff, rain forced the abandonment of the third day's play at Edgbaston

Weather and pitch conditions could conspire against the Australians in their quest for a series-levelling victory at Edgbaston

Steve Rouse, Edgbaston's groundsman, is faced with a familiar pre-Ashes race against time

A £30 million redevelopment plan for Edgbaston cricket ground has been given the go-ahead, after meeting with the approval of Birmingham City Council despite opposition from local residents

Warwickshire chief executive Colin Povey has warned that the club could leave Edgbaston if they do not secure planning permission for the redevelopment of the ground

Edgbaston's future as a Test venue is in doubt after Warwickshire's plans to develop the ground were deferred by Birmingham city council's planning committee

A Conservative councillor has attacked Birmingham City Council's decision to lend Warwickshire £20 million in order to fund the redevelopment of Edgbaston

As the pressure on England's Test venues to develop or risk losing their status grows, Edgbaston is the latest of the established venues to announce a multi-million pound rebuilding scheme

A seat for next summer's Ashes are, as expected, proving to be the must-have ticket of 2009

Warwickshire's honorary treasurer has warned that there is every possibility that a county will go to the wall

Tim Rice looks backs ...Edgbaston 1997 - exactly 40 years since Test matches resumed at Warwickshire`s headquarters

Warwickshire's recently instated chief executive, Colin Povey, has attacked Edgbaston's groundsman Steve Rouse regarding comments he made over the decision not to use the ground's regular Test pitch just days before the venue hosts England's second Test a

On a cold day at Edgbaston, when an ICC Champions Trophy semi-final transformed into an Ashes clash, the crowds stayed away

Imagine being trapped in a glasshouse with thousands of hornets buzzing angrily around you

Roving Reporter at Edgbaston