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London: Embarrassed by the Ashes defeat last year, Australian skipper Ricky Ponting has vowed to win back the famous urn from England when they meet in November later this year. Ponting-led Australia lost the Ashes (2-1) for the first time in 18 years last summer and Ponting said his players would go all out to avenge their shameful defeat. ``It's a huge series for the team to be the first one to hand over the Ashes in 18 years was something the players were embarrassed and ashamed about,'' Ponting said. ``England will face a better Australian team than they did last time,'' he was quoted as saying by BBC Sport on Monday. ``We've worked really hard on our games and performances everything is heading in the right direction and everything isn't smooth sailing for England,'' he said referring to the injury-ravaged English team. ``I'm confident we'll play well, we've brought our games on a long way since the end of the Ashes. ``We know it will be a big challenge and if they have a 90 per cent fully-fit team they will be competitive. PTI
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