We hope you have enjoyed following every ball of the nailbiting Ashes decider with Hawk-Eye, the computer software that answers some of the age-old questions in cricket.

With the series delicately poised at 1-1, Australia needed only to draw with England at the Brit Oval to retain the famous urn, but after a disastrous reply to England's first innings they left themselves with a mountain to climb which ultimately proved insurmountable, Andrew Strauss's side winning by 197 runs to regain the Ashes urn that they last lifted at the same venue four years ago.

Every decision, of course, is critical, and it's easy to be wise after the event, but you can see if the umpires got it right with our graphics, statistics and analysis.

Was Michael Clarke run out? How far did Graeme Swann turn that ball? How quick is James Anderson's slower ball?

Our ball-by-ball coverage is complemented with over-by-over analysis of the main talking points by one of our writers, enabling you to relive one of the sweetest victories there is for an England sports fan.

View the updated scoreboard to relive all the match details.

You may have missed our Predictor game in which you can guess when the next wicket will fall and how many runs will be scored off each over, but it's worth checking it out so you have the facts at your fingertips for when it makes a return.

Pledge your allegiance to England or Australia and see which country has the most knowledgeable fans. We know which has the happier ones at the moment...

Mike Atherton delivers his breakfast report and tea-time analysis, plus listen to our podcasts and watch Shane Warne's video series, including one on How England can beat Australia. Thanks for the tips, Warney, we managed to find a way.

You can also follow the Ashes live on your mobile, free of charge. To get live scores and The Times's live commentary, go to http://m.pulselive.com on your phone's browser or text the word ASHES to 87700 for a link to our Ashes page and then follow the link to the live commentary.

Stay with Times Online for the best coverage of England cricket, remember there is a seven-match one-day series with Australia to follow.

Click here to launch the Hawk-Eye scoreboard.