The Ashes 2013: England v Australia, first Test day one match report - VPN is must!

The much-anticipated Ashes drama of 2013 kicked in early as 14 wickets fell on a manic and nervy
first day of the Investec series at Trent Bridge.

England folded to 215 all out in little more than two sessions, principally to Peter Siddle, before Steven Finn was taking two in two in only the fourth over of Australia's reply.

Leaden skies meant the ball swung all day, after Alastair Cook had taken a necessary gamble on the elements when he chose to bat on a dry pitch expected to deteriorate by the weekend.

That decision appeared to have backfired as Siddle took five for 50 and the hosts were hustled out in 59 overs - with Australia having little reason to call on teenage debutant Ashton Agar.

But thanks to Finn and James Anderson - who moved clear as England's third-highest Test wicket-taker - in the worrying absence of Stuart Broad, the hosts returned fire to leave Australia on a vulnerable 75 for four at stumps.

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