I still remember the first ball faced by the Ricky pointing in 2005 ashes which got stuck on the face of the ponting and got some stitches too in the harmison's bowling. I hope he practiced the pull shot now :P:D
England and Australia both are fighting for the trophy from way back 1886/87. That’s really long. Both teams used to give everything to get the hands on the trophy. But the story became different from 1989. Australia dominated the ashes series till 2005. England finally able to regain the ashes under the captaincy of Michael Vaughan. Team performed really well especially Kevin Petersen.
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After this defeat, many Australian players’ retirements were postponed as they are waiting for the time to take the revenge. Finally the time has came in 2007. They washed out the visitors 5-0 (which happened 1st time after 1929) to clinch the series. Many senior players announced their retirement (Warne, McGrath, Langer, etc).
Now, the stage is all set for 2009 with the most in-experienced team ever travelled to England to play the ashes And even brett lee is also injured now. It is the right time for the English means too to bring the trophy home. Can they able to do?? Let’s begin the countdown & see...
Here is the schedule of 2009 ashes:
1st Test: Wednesday 8 July – Sunday 12 July (Cardiff)
2nd Test: Thursday 16 July – Monday 20 July (Lords)
3rd Test: Thursday 30 July – Monday 3 August (Edgbaston)
4th Test: Friday 7 August – Tuesday 11 August (Headingley)
5th Test: Thursday 20 August – Monday 24 August (The Oval)
Go England Go:P
2 comments:
thanks 4 writing this article....i've been waiting 4 this
^^^ Welcome dude:)
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