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Hopefully we'll be able to have a proper say of cricket .

Very few test series match the kind of excitement with Ashes 2005. It had Class, Rage, Revenge and it was an Epic in making. Redemption of not just English Cricket, but the concept of Test cricket all together around the cricketing world. No one would bet against a team that had Hayden, Ponting, Langer, Gilchrist, Katich, Warne, Brett Lee, Gillespie,Kasprovic. Forcing immortal Aussies a follow-on after 17 years on the 4th Test was a brave gamble any captain would take, when there was high chance they would try to draw.

I do not know which element belongs in Ripley's Believe It or Not -- the last over from Starc being ripped up for 28 in a shower of 6s, or the progression from 68-0 to 126 all out. Almost a reversal of fortune from the last innings at Hobart, when England's 68-0 led to 124 all out, but that was the last Ashes Test down under. Turnabout is fair play.

45:04 rohit start

1:03:23 pant reverse sweep archer

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2:08:30 pant shot

Do you have a full match video?

The lack of diversity on this documentary is shocking and I will report this...

Thank you so much

No other country in the World has the same kind of humour as us. Wonderful.

Best ever

Thank you so much 😊😊😊

I’m sure this is amazing game

From watching flintoff heroics at Edgbaston to watching stokesy heroics at Edgbaston i grew up ❤️🥺ahhh test cricket 💎💙🐐

He puts a little bit more of air into that one

And it is Lance Gibbs from the pavilion end and puts a little bit more into that one. 1963 Windies tour of England. John Arlott.

Interesting watching this 15 years on, Warnie has passed - he was spot on with his summary of Broad "don't be an all rounder, focus on bowling and bat number eight"; Cook, Anderson, Broad and Bell all went on to smash records; Onions, Bopara, and to a lesser degree Trott never reached their full potential; probly six of the Australian squad equally did not fulfill early promise. England won very marginally, was a good series nonetheless.

The best thing was Quality bowling

Dont always agree with Vaughan, but he was spot-on here. England fell asleep at the wheel and underestimated SL. Well played Nissanka.

Thank you so much for these uploads. They are so massively appreciated 🙏 But just to say there is a bit of a problem with the audio just after lunch for about 20 minutes 🙏

Pugnacious and pure class. Tragic end, and will be sorely missed by many.

Thanks as always for the upload

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Prakash sir is the best commerter in India.❤❤

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Sad to hear about the tragic and unfortunate demise of Adrian. May his soul rest in peace. Amen

Rip Adrian

I dont know Adrian but its always sad news when you hear these stories and i am so glad that in his final days he got to listen to the great TMS Team for one last time. My thoughs go out to Adrian, all his family and friends and anyone that knew him.

so sad...thanks for posting...huge condolences to Adrians' family....well read also

Many thanks for the upload 🎉

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Nice session

nice one

Thanks for the upload

One of the very best

nice!

Enjoyable as always! Going to miss John Holder, always seems such a lovely chap.

Thanks

Love these, I listen to them to help me sleep ❤

These uploads are massively appreciated!

Thanks for this brother 🙏🙏🙏

R I P. Was really shocking. Good bye Thorpy😢

I am 40 years old now and I was in 3rd year of my engineering when I saw that matches…What a series, … May age fellow can understand that England pulled the impossible and able to defeat mighty Aus which was unbelievable before that Ashes.

*The little fella* Tuffers choking up. Says it all. Dreadfully sad. A shock. A cruel body blow. RIP Graham. (NB. As an ex-soldier who has seen a fair bit of active service I have psychiatric issues. My psychiatrist is a gem. She told me that there’s an important difference between self-confidence and self-esteem. I’m very self-confident and so I’ve struggled to wonder what the problem is. The army gave me self-confidence as a person. But I have pathological levels of low self-esteem. I don’t understand how anyone could like or love me. That’s why I see a psychiatrist. If I can pass anything on to sufferers, it would be coming to terms with that distinction. In my personal experience, realising that difference has helped me. And I often tell others that if I’m a bit odd socially then that distinction is part of it. Socrates is attributed with the imperative ‘Know thyself’. Sometimes you need a lot of help, even specialist help, to grasp that.)

We can agree that Aggers got Johnners back for that stitch up with Fiery Fred and Jack Bannister.

David Cameron! I thought it was Simon ‘The Analyst’ Hughes for goodness’ sake.

fantastic seeing the members sparked into life, the events will always be debated. But watching the usually reserved members going at it, will forever be remembered.

I wish I could have helped him,Depression must be such a terrible thing. God bless him❤️

RIP Graham.