The 2005 Ashes: Simon Jones Takes Superb 5-44 in 4th Test at Trent Bridge
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Simon Jones in this mood was nigh on impossible to face. His five-wicket haul in the 4th Test helped bundle Australia out for 218, and set the game up beautifully for England. They would go on to secure victory at Trent Bridge and take a big step towards winning the Ashes.
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This series helped me when i was having chemotherapy-kept my spirits going.
Mike Jarrett aww man how are you now? All good I hope! :)
Hope all is well, great to see that these magical moments were magic for you.
Hope you’re all good now bud
Well done for fighting through it 👍
I had a broken hand, was off work and watched this an love cricket now..... Hope your ok
I think Simon Jones was a bowler of class. I think he would have gone onto great things had injury not so persistently blighted his career. Injury-free and on his day, he was capable of bowling great sides out, as he proved in the 2005 Ashes.
My thoughts exactly. Just sad, he disappeared overnight.
Best reverse swing bowler England have had
him and Anderson would of been some duo if he had of been able to stay injury free
Chris Anderson, Jones, broad and Swann would have been incredible
I won’t hear it He did go onto great things .probably englands best reverse swing bowler of all time
Short career but my personal favourite bowler. Could have easily been one of the all-time best swing bowlers ever.
He Mostly bowls cutters not much swing but Cutters bowled by him are deadly
Awesome bowling action ❤❤
The best thing is that England test matches still manage to produce the same electric atmosphere in 2022 ...Thank you England for keeping test cricket alive ❤️❤️
~An Indian cricket fan.
Yes
Simon Jones was my hero growing up, thought he was the pick of the bowlers during the series. Such a shame injuries hampered his career.
I remember Jones and Harmison being the most consistent and dangerous. What a series!
Yeah! They could've put Wasim and Waqar to shame. Simon Jones fell prey to nepotism, dirty politics and palatial conspiracies. Injuries were just an excuse.
One of the best test series I have ever seen...every match, every ball, every run, every wicket, it was full of excitement...
He was tremendous, how effectively you remember things happened in your childhood. Most competitive ashes of my generation. He once bowled Michael clarke in this series that was my fav.
Yes that ball is great. Clarke shoulders arms and gets done like a kipper, even says ‘aww’ when his stumps get splattered.
This series was the kiss of life to test cricket wow what a series
Greatest test series ever. It will remain to be so
suraj s subramanian yeh competitive cricket at its best !!! Those were the days such type of craze won't be there these days
Yep. This was arguably the greatest test team of all time going up against an up and coming England team that just wasn't going to back down unlike teams of the past and future for that matter.
2001 India v Australia pretty good bud
That would be the test series Australia toured India for 3 tests in 2001. VVS (very very special) test series.
Australia v WI 92/93 is my fave. W.I were 1-0 down going into the 4th test at Adelaide and won it by 1 run to level up and then went to Perth and did a smash and grab thanks to Curtly Ambrose. This 2005 Ashes was brilliant. If Glenn Mcgrath had not been injured, it would have been tougher, but credit to England.
In the years that followed we missed Simon Jones terribly. Such a talented bowler with genuine pace. Sadly English cricket has a legacy of producing talented fast bowling youngsters who get injured and never come back..
I used to play swing in a village team (and played for twenty years) I never rated myself and got lucky a few times. With a few mates we lucked out and got 3 days at Trent Bridge for this one. We watched that morning spell in awe, this is the best spell of English swing of all time. Enjoy.
That was the best Ashes 05 ever I have watched in my 20 yrs of watching Cricket .
England team deserved to win this 2005 Ashes and they did ! Congratulations to team E n g l a n d . Kevin pieterson was my favorite in this series.
Best wishes from Pakistan
Simon jones , shane bond , curtney walsh , zaheer khan - most underrated bowlers in world
Literally, cricket peaked here. This level of perfection and excitement will never happen in Cricket ever! As a 13-year-old, I remember watching this series from my ancestral house in India.
Watched him in his prime and he had genuine pace when fully fit and could swing it both ways. Class act and such a shame injury cut his career short.
Simon Jones learnt the reverse swing trade from Waqar Younis stint at Glamorgan in 1997 - Jones himself admitted this saying Waqar played a huge part in the art of reverse swing and generally in helping him how to bowl - both Waqar and Mathew Maynard said at the time that Simon Jones is the quickest bowler in the county circuit - real shame injury cut his career otherwise he would of achieved loads in the cricket game
The master of reverse swing. Such a shame his career was shortened by so many injuries
jaan tariq you just shared your number in the internet. Now good luck with the cybercriminals.
Master of reverse swing is the 1 and only Wasim Akram
Saoirse del Tufo he learnt his reverse swing from the king of reverse swing Waqar Younis during Waqar's stint at Glamorgan
Imran Ahmed king of reverse swing was safraz Nawaz who taught Imran Khan who then taught wasim&Waqar
@@psychm4787 so noone can swing except them?
Would have been one of the worlds best bowlers of his generation if not for injuries. Class bowler.
Utterly brilliant Jonsey, just fantastic. Clearly one of the the most talent bowlers ever from these shores
Jones was such a weapon in that series. I remember how well he was used too - First they'd give Harmison and Hoggard the new ball. Then they'd unleash Flintoff (with Giles tying down the other end). Then around the 30 over mark, just when our batsmen were thinking "ok I got through the tough stuff", Michael Vaughan would give the completely fresh bowler Jones the old ball with reverse swing hooping round everywhere at 140kph+. No wonder our batsmen struggled to score hundreds. Nightmare stuff.
This ashes series was life. Tons of emotions attached.
I was at Trent Bridge for this! The golden duck to Shane Warne was my favourite wicket, if not the best ball. I was sat near the pavillion and could her Ponting mouthing off after he got run out to Gary Pratt :-) Brilliant day's cricket.
I was there too, the reaction was massive, it was more like a football match. I've seen many England games and after the 81-5 in the last spell of the day before (I think), England powered on through in the first session. Very, very special for me, total commitment from our guys.
Yes sir that pointing saga will live with me for ever just a bitter man with no morals or etiquette what so ever safe to say I'm not a fan of the aussie
Duncan Fletcher made a great comment when he was asked about that after the days play - he said "if you hit the ball straight to cover and take a single, what do you expect?" Ponting was always going on about Spirit of the game, as the Aussies do now, but they have no problem telling #11 batsmen that their arms are gonna get broken, or take some "yellow tape" on the field to doctor the ball. Gary Pratt, made Ponting look like one that day...
Can anyone imagine this was his last international match.
Perfect line and length. No margins for error. What a bowler he was. Love from India.
Great memories! Back when the team was properly England and Wales
This series meant so much to him after the incident when they'd been in Aus the previous series. He was very good
My fav bowling action in childhood
I bet no one would've guessed that was going to be his last Test. A promising career cruelly cut short by injuries
The Welsh Wizard!
Simon Jones is my favorite.... Love from India
One of my all time favourite series..
Its may 2020 and I still love it 🖐
What a superb bowler. If only injuries hadn't taken their toll. Warne's wicket was a beauty.
Michael kasprowicz wicket is one of the fine delivery Of all time.. such a beautiful bowling action.
Like a faster Jimmy Anderson. Hated how he kept getting hurt was most exciting England (though obviously Wales) by far.
For he was Welsh.
@Asad Ali honestly if he stayed out of injuries
He would have reached Anderson level, cause Jones had the capability
Best ashes series
Great bowler. 2005 Ashes series was great.
I was in school when this series was played. Great memoriea
I love bowling action
Brilliant bowler bowled a brilliant spell
Hats off to you sir
Simon Jones Dad, Jeff Jones was a very quick left arm fast bowler who played for Glamorgan and England in the sixties. Sadly Jeff suffered from tennis elbow and had to retire early from the game.
Is it true?
Simon Jones and Shane Bond, two great skillful bowlers who would've gone on to achieve greatness had injuries not stopped them, for sure............ What a shame!
Childhood memories ❤❤
If he had stayed fit he’d be right up there with the best in the world!
Still love u simmon 2020 Dec 25❤️❤️❤️
He was showing great potential in Australia in 2002 before he did his knee. He would have been one of the all time greats had he stayed sound.
I have a similar bowling action like simon jones
In the garden
Simon Jones very very important roll in this series. After this series he went to America for the treatment then he didn't play for England. I from tamilnadu.
Short yet legendary carrier
That team of England was superb
Greatest cricket test series ❤
LEGENDRY BOWLING 🌺
Pleasing action
Horrendously unlucky to get that ankle injury at the very peak of his career, Jones was a huge factor in THAT Ashes series win.
Brilliant john's
Mind blowing test watched when I was 15
I have never seen any other bowler swinging the ball like this CARDIFF BOY....well done Simon Jones
Simon Jones was a fantastic bowler. It's such a shame that injury stalled him abit which led to problems dealing with the pressures of top class cricket. Massive respect for the guy despite what some would say. A hero among legends on 2005.
What a bowling attack we had back then as well. Such a shame he didn’t reach his full potential
What a bowler, what an attack! See off Harmison’s bounce and Hoggard’s swing, and Flintoff comes storming in hitting the pitch hard and Jones bowls 90mph reverse swingers at your toes. All the while Giles kept it tight with his orthodox left arm, giving the batsman no escape. England were able to target Gillespie, Kasprowicz, Tait. Australia had no let off. Young Jimmy Anderson couldn’t get in the team!
The best series ever
Superb ashes series
when i saw the Jaspreet bumrah magical match wining spell 6-3-6-2 , i just remember the simon jones and came here . both are absolutely peach spell.
lol, this spell is way better
Hero of 2005 Ashes
Great English fast bowler
Lots of Appreciation from all over Pakistan
Class Bowler
Such a shame that Simon Jones' career was ravaged by injuries from this series onward. We talk about how great James Anderson and Stuart Broad have been for England, and rightly so. But I still believe that Simon Jones would have been up there with them, if not for his injuries! England were robbed of a great bowler!
The delivery to Kasprowicz - what a beauty!
s jones what loose he only could play 18 tests but without doubt one of the finest fast bowler of last decade
one of the best Ashes series in history of Ashes
Fast outswing bowling is so good to watch... Jones had jimmy Anderson's skill if not better but he was quicker!!... such a shame injury deprived us and him of a awesome career
As vaughan said he didn't realise what a brilliant bowler he was, bitter sweet!!!!
Simon was a delight to watch. Injuries haunted him forever.... The other bowler who was delight and had injuries to blame for his csreer was Shane Bond
Michael Vaughan is a 'doppelganger' for Melvyn Clive Ward 02/08/59.
Where is this champ now
Such an unlucky guy. Fine swing bowler.
2:35 when pietersen recommends to tap his head with the fingers he did it almost after every wicket 😂😂😁
Gods, that was a scary man.
The last quality Glamorgan player. As a Glamorgan supporter, it's sad to say, been 15 years.
He had a horrific knee injury early in his career. If not for injuries he could have achieved a lot.
His knee injury was a bad one - I did the same thing on the rugby field and never played again
Good inswinger bowler.
unbelieveable when you think this was his last test match . very sad.
I got the feeling that Jones was a really popular member of that Ashes squad. When he was hot he could be unplayable even at test level. A real shame that a bowler of obvious quality had a career cut short by injury. Here's hoping that his life after cricket is better than his life in the game.
Jones and Asif was only their own kind.
Just think about all those potential bowlers, Mr Jones will teach, now he is a teacher.
Simon Jones with Matthew Hoggard... Deadly Combination than Roberts and Holding
Probably the best reverse swing bowler ever!!!
Only if we're not counting Pakistan players. Ironically Flintoff and Jones were both taught reverse swing at their respective counties by the 2 greatest of all time: wasim akram and waqar younis
I took many more wickets with him in ea cricket 2007
Very good bowler he was
He was my favorite bowler in my childhood
the best one-series wonder fast bowler ever
I’m 11 and was compared to Simon Jones on my first match of the series
Classy bowler ,he would have gone on to be one of the best in the business was it not for his knee
Wasn’t this the last time he bowled for England?
Yes,and what a cryin'-assed shame that was.
Simon Jones ...¡
Langer always looks so innocent in front of English bowlers
Simon Jones went off injured in this match. Ricky Ponting then saved the game for Australia with his brilliantly hundred in the second innings.
Er wrong test match
No 👎 it was the match in old trafford where ponting saved australia this is trent bridge in which England gave follow on to australia and yes this match he was retired hurt and never come back
Great bowler. Hope jofra doesn't go the same way
Sadly in all honesty Jofra isn't coming back
Sad that the first innings at Trent Bridge was his last act as a bowler in an England shirt. Mind you, if you'd had his career, you'd take being part of this series any day, wouldn't you? Seems like a few years ago, but 15 years have passed by.
SAND PAPER became the hottest selling and the most wanted commodity in Australia after this Ashes.......i think i better set up a stall of SAND PAPERS in London for the ashes.Easy and quick money making idea.I hope no one else is going to steal my idea