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Hello, this is Eleanor Aldroyd in Perth on the eve of the most anticipated Ashes series

in Living Memory. The sun has been shining, the pitch has been rolled, and the sides have been going through their final preparations.

Shortly, we'll be hearing from both captains, plus an exclusive interview with England head coach Brendan McCullum in conversation with Phil Tfnalln.

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Let's start by hearing from the England skipper.

Before training this afternoon, our chief cricket commentator Jonathan Agnew

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