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The Ashes: The Greatest Series: With Michael Atherton, Richie Benaud, Geoffrey Boycott, Duncan Fletcher. It's about the legendary 2005 Ashes series, which is arguably the greatest test series ever played, and made 'Freddy' Flintoff an England superstar forever.
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- 2005-10-17
- Documentary, Sport
- First Test – Lord’s, July 21-24
- Second Test – Edgbaston, August 4-7
- Third Test – Old Trafford, August 11-15
- Fourth Test: Trent Bridge, August 25-28
- Fifth Test: The Oval, September 8-12
- The Aftermath
Australia win by 239 runs What was the mood in the dressing room leading into that first Test? Simon Jones:Full of excitement. We’d beaten everyone else in the world and Australia were No.1 and had a team of absolute legends, so they were the ones to beat. We were young, we were fearless, a lot of us were hitting our peak – it was a great time to c...
England win by 2 runs There was high drama on the first morning as McGrath twisted his ankle in the warm-up and then Ricky Ponting sprung a surprise by putting England in. What did you make of it all in the changing room? SJ:I was blown away when Ricky decided to bowl first. I know there had been some weather around but we had a look at the wicket ...
Match drawn Simon, Old Trafford was where you really made your mark on the series, taking a first-innings six-for and two memorable dismissals of Michael Clarke… SJ:Harmy had taken a five-for at Lord’s and Freddie was exceptional at Edgbaston and I just wanted to get into the series. Old Trafford’s a place you enjoy bowling as a quick – it’s a fast...
England win by three wickets Simon, it was during the Old Trafford Test that you really started to suffer with a bone spur in your ankle. How bad was it? SJ: As a quick bowler you have a very high tolerance to pain, it’s your job. But that was hard. I’d had a couple of jabs to be on the field. I didn’t care about further down the line. I just wante...
Match drawn Simon, your injury forced you to miss the final Test. Was there ever a chance that you’d be fit to play? SJ:I kind of knew I was done after Trent Bridge but I wanted to do whatever I could to play. Kirk Russell was physio at the time and it was almost as if we were Siamese twins for a while because we were with each other all the time. ...
The post-match celebrations have gone down in Ashes folklore. Were you all as badly behaved as we’re led to believe? KP:Obviously we had a bit to drink, but we weren’t as boisterous or as silly as the journalists liked to write up! I mean, that pissing in the garden in Downing Street… I only heard about that afterwards, I never saw it. I don’t know...
Ashes 2005: The Greatest Series. A look back at the test match series that captured English hearts and minds in the summer of 2005. The programme features interviews with Michael...
20. Juli 2005 · Runtime 7h. Total Runtime 7h (5 episodes) Country United Kingdom. Languages English. Genres Documentary. What an amazing series, the greatest ever! Relive all the best moments as England triumph over the Australians to regain the Ashes for the first time in more than 16 years.
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- July 20, 2005
2. Juli 2015 · The greatest series of all time had ended, and the spoils belonged to England. The 2005 Ashes series was 22 days of fluctuating, riveting cricket played in a great spirit - relive every single day ...
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7. Jan. 2012 · Subscribed. 24K. 4.7M views 12 years ago. This is the story of the greatest Ashes series of all time - the 2005 Ashes in England which were eventually won by England 2-1, the first time...
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21. Juli 2005 · The Ashes: The Greatest Series What an amazing series, the greatest ever! Relive all the best moments as England triumph over the Australians to regain the Ashes for the first time in more than 16 years.
