A 10-minute package of video highlights will be available to UK web users on bbc.co.uk/cricket from around 0900 GMT after the Test action has finished.

Our team of journalists will also provide over-by-over text commentary on the big matches, regularly updated reports and the latest reaction from the grounds.

You can contribute to these text commentaries by texting your thoughts on the match, or even photos and videos of you and your friends watching the cricket, to 84040. This will open from the first Test onwards.

Jonathan Agnew gives his verdict on each day's play and players from both sides - England's Paul Collingwood and Justin Langer from Australia - offer their views between matches.

Try to put the 5-0 Ashes whitewash behind you by reliving England's glorious past, including that innings by Ian Botham at Headingley in 1981, with audio and video highlights in the Ashes archive.

And there is a chance to hone your own cricket skills with the new game, Cricket Academy: The Ultimate Test.

There are more opportunities than ever before for you to contribute your thoughts and debate the key issues.

Your comments are welcome on the Test Match Special blog, with England players and BBC commentators contributing.

The new 606 allows you to comment, debate and create articles to offer your take on what is happening each day.

Whether you are in Australia or just watching or listening at home, send your photos to the Test Match Special group on Flickr.

The action down under dominates cricket coverage on Ceefax p340.

Match reports will be on p341, with the latest scorecard on p342 and an in-vision latest on p350 if you want to have the score in the corner of your screen.

Page 340 is also the place to go for news and reports on digital TV. Press the red button while watching any BBC TV channel and enter the page number.