Going:: One ticket main stand for Monday £75. Quick response required. I'm planning on going - but one of the guys (my Doctor) cannot make it now hence the availability. It's going to rain on Sunday so this could be the day when it's decided.
Ring if your interested 07767 450989.
Dave M
It shoud be snapped up the scalpers are asking 200 quid.
Australian captain Ricky Ponting has backed his bowlers to hold their nerve in the tense atmosphere of the fourth Ashes Test at Headingley starting Friday.
The touring side's inexperienced attack has been up and down during the opening three Tests and Australia need them to keep it together as they try to erase a 1-0 series deficit.
"I have total confidence in every member of our playing squad that in a big game like this is for us, that we can bring out our best cricket," Ponting said.
"This one now is a must-win game for us.
"But the way things have come together for us over the last few days, some of our guys will probably come back to full fitness and we got some really positive results to come out of the last Test as well.
"Hopefully this week we can get five good days of cricket in and put in the best performance we have had in the series."
Ponting said his side must grab the momentum early and not ease up against an England side just one victory away from regaining the Ashes.
"It is a massive game for all of us and we will certainly approach it that way," he said.
"I would love to be able to win the series here (in England) but if we happen to be 1-1 at the end of it, holding onto the Ashes would be pretty sweet as well."
Australia have gone four Tests without a victory and seven matches since their last triumph in England.
The tourists have some niggling injury concerns before the Leeds clash with Michael Clarke (stomach-muscle strain) having a limited training session on Thursday.
The leading runscorer in the series is still expected to take his place in the side in Leeds.
Wicketkeeper Brad Haddin did some catching drills for the second straight session but is no certainty to return after breaking his finger last Thursday.
His back-up Graham Manou suffered a nasty whack on the hand batting in Edgbaston on Monday but team management is confident he can play if required with his bruised hand.
The fourth Ashes Test starts at 11am (2000 AEST) on Friday.
</TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE> England named Tuesday the following 14-man squad for the fourth Ashes test against Australia which starts at Leeds, England on Friday.
epper:
