Shane Warne was not only a bowler, he was a great Casanova as well, after retirement he made his part-time job full time' ie ; screwing Girls......On the night he died, due to the overdose of viagra having a threesome 😂😂😂😂 I am telling the truth !!!
Harmison bowled two first balls which summed up the resulting series: 2005: hits and hurts Langer; showed England were up for the fight 2006: wide to second slip; showed it was going to be a disaster for England.
I remember they did ball tracking comparisons between Harmison and McGrath's first over. One had fantastic grouping and consistency, the other looked like a kindergarten dot painting attempt.
My grandpa knew him quite well they were good friends and he was quite a character apparently. If he put up his right hand - it was your out and I know you’re out. If it was his left, “I think you’re out, but you’re out anyways”! . Absolute gold.
They practically had to fast track the DRS system because of umpires like him and Bucknor were just getting too old and making terrible decisions every game.
But the fact is that they are the biggest cheater in cricket history. Still remember the SCG test 2008 vs INDIA how they won that match with the help of umpires. After that match I never have a any respect for this cheater team. They may be a very strong team but they can't be a good team never
@@navadeepsarmah9448 A strong team is automatically good so I don't think the sentence makes any sense. But now look. They came and smashed India in their own turf in front of the most partial crowd in history. Tells a lot about them no matter the black spots they took.
and pajeets have finished cricket nowadays ..... with all the drama and crass.....truly have git the reverse midas touch......sorry mate ......cricket in late 90s -2000s was something else......obviuosly before the internet became ubiqitious........
This is why 2005 was so special in England, the quality of that Aussie side was incredible. We used to haaaate Ponting but man what an amazing player and leader. And nothing more needs saying about Warnie. We only wish he was English, the greatest
@@jackpendleton1628 youre talking about Gary Pratt arent you? It's one thing Stuart Broad being a pantomime villain for Aussies but Gary Pratt... Good Lord, seek help!
@@TheIkaraCult No I'm talking about Martin Trescothick who admitted that the English players as a group developed a system to ball tamper. The English players from that series have admitted to cheating. If you deny this you need to seek help.
Ponting and Co were the most scariest team ever to grace this game. They would always find a way to come through even in the most direst of situations. I was glad and fortunate enough to see them dominate both the ODI and Test format for a decade.
But the fact is that they are the biggest cheater in cricket history. Still remember the SCG test 2008 vs INDIA how they won that match with the help of umpires. After that match I never have a any respect for this cheater team. They may be a very strong team but they can't be a good team never
I still remember sitting in front of the tv watching Amazing Adelaide unfold... it was honestly one of the most amazing tests i'd ever watched. Neither side looked ahead until the final day... that last session alone... Pure entertainment... The scream from Hussey after that final run was made just encapsulates just how much hard work was put into that...
I still get teary watching those scenes in 06/07 of Warne getting his 700th, and Langer and Hayden hugging for the final time. Epic video. Great work mate.
Hussey was so amazing in test cricket considering how long he had to wait, just came straight in and flourished and time after time saved or added to AUS
But the fact is that they are the biggest cheater in cricket history. Still remember the SCG test 2008 vs INDIA how they won that match with the help of umpires. After that match I never have a any respect for this cheater team. They may be a very strong team but they can't be a good team never
@@tsimpson318 between 2002-03 and 2007-08 seasons, Milan won: 1 x Serie A 1 x Copa Italia 1 x Supercoppa Italiana 2 x Champions Leagues 2 x Super Cups 1 x Club World Cup
@@mohammedyusufal-hindidon't compare club football to an international team. These are guys playing for their country in a sport built around the national team not the tribalism of a club soccer team.
Great video mate! As a cricket fan in India who grew up watching and playing cricket in the 00's, this team surely was legendary. My mother still supports the Aussies no matter who they're playing! McGrath, Warne, Hayden, Langer, Ponting and Lee could walk into any world XI, but they played for the same team at the same time. What a show they put on!
Beautifully narrated and the script was very well matched with the dramatic scenes of the duology that was the 2005 and 2006/7 Ashes. I remember it to this day so vividly. I'm not a superstitious person, but I did believe that England's luck had run out in Edgbaston on that fateful day, with two runs separating victory from agonizing defeat. As dramatic as it is to say, I'm glad to have been able to witness an Australian side that was so dominant that their legend still strikes fear into the hearts of every nation who followed the sport at the time. That said, I want the current gen to do something magical, and they have the tools for it. An aging side that's looking to cement their own legacy after having years, across all formats of ups, downs and almost reaching the greatness their predecessors accomplished. Winning it in England is one thing to do just that. However, if I may be blunt, there's only one thing I want to see and it is a 5-0 fuck off result.
😂😅😆😁 well, they recently won the iconic wtc against india and are very close to do something they should have done in 2019. Hoping for a series win 1st
I'm Australian, i hate the pommy teams only behind NSW league side, but 2005 was the best cricket I've ever seen. Every day I'd get 1 1/2 hours of sleep, off to work and do it again. I didn't miss a minute, the missus kicked me downstairs after the first test. I still think of that series, the heartbreak of edgebaston, warnies 40, Flintoff firing them down. Just awesome
A fantastic trip down memory lane... I HATED this legendary Aussie team because 1) They defeated us in the 2007 WC final, and 2) Murali was my idol back then-the silly kid I was envied how talented, as well as elegant the Aussies were. After 16 years, I know I was privileged to witness such a vintage level of cricket, and I wholeheartedly admire the Aussie team's greatness. Thank you for the very well-done video mate! Wishing you nothing but success in your upcoming content...
The sheer competition to even make Sheffield Shield cricket in Australia was just immense. This is what made Australia so successful. Only 6 first class teams for at the time the nation's most popular sport. This meant that anybody playing Sheffield Shield was the cream of the crop. Guys like Simon Katich and Michael Hussey were beating down the door of the test team and when they finally got their chances they took it with both hands.
Ricky Ponting. He was and still is my favourite batsman, but he’s proven himself to be an astute commentator too. It’s a pleasure listening to his shrewd viewpoints on the game, much like listening to Warnie.
Fantastic video mate, I was a 10 year old cricket fan during the 2005 ashes which was amazing - 18 months later I would wake up with my dad in the early hours to watch the 06/07 series, I’d fall asleep on the couch and wake up to my dad saying “you don’t want to know the score”, I live in Sydney these days but not much has changed when it comes to the ashes down under!
06/07 Ashes solidified my love of test cricket. An Australian team full of legends taking back what was rightfully theirs. Incredible nostalgia. Cricket was never better.
A superb channel, quality content conveyed in an engaging manner. Most of all, allowing me to relive some of those priceless memories of my childhood as I grew to love the game. Thank you.
I was 12 in England when we beat Australia in 2005. I think what was so monumental to us about it was that we knew just how legendary and formible a side they were. That series got me hooked on cricket, but what I will always remember is just insane Shane Warne was. He was on another level. And Glenn, best bowler in the world at that point, so consistent. Ponting was top 3 batsman of that era with some stiff competition, and he was a fantastic captain. The team was stacked top to bottom, Brett Lee was the fastest bowler I'd ever seen, and Gilchrist was simply sublime to watch. Our England side had generational talent, but were the underdogs to that Aussie side. Thanks for the video, this was a trip down memory lane. I also haven't seen too much of the highlights of the 06/07 since cos of the the fact we lost 😂 But man, what a side that was. RIP Shane, you're a legend.
subscribed! Keep it up good work brother. Nice editing and amazing story telling. Got emotional when seeing Warne's 700 wicket celebration. RIP Warnie.... True champion of the game.
Made me a bit teary seeing Shane riding Roy now that they are both no longer with us :( I reckon Roy would have to be the best all rounder to have played the game, and he would have been in the team for his fielding alone even if he couldn't bat or bowl :P
That commentary gave me warmth, nostalgia and made me feel proud and sad all at the same time. Truly a spectacular team top to bottom and such a squad may never come again in cricket but who knows what the future holds.
This is the first ever cricket I watched. From a guy who thought cricket was rubbish it changed my mind big time. I was gutted Australia lost at the end but it began my love affair with the Aussie national cricket team that is still burning bright today. A hate the English in any sport. It’s bred into us Scottish. Respect young man your channel is amazing. ✌️
This Aus team was the most dominant cricketing team there is - you summed it up perfectly, they were a team of legends. As an Indian, I hated those guys D:
Bruv, I'm so happy that I stopped by to watch this video, and got to know of your channel. Love it mate! Keep up the good work! Big ups from Sri Lanka, Aussies have always been my favorite and No.1 Cricket team. 🖤💜️
But the fact is that they are the biggest cheater in cricket history. Still remember the SCG test 2008 vs INDIA how they won that match with the help of umpires. After that match I never have a any respect for this cheater team. They may be a very strong team but they can't be a good team never
@@navadeepsarmah9448 you should not be talking about politics, dirty tactics, and cheating buddy. India is the renowned all these (from dirty pitch, racist rants from public, playing politics with Pakistani team to marginalised representation etc. Everyone’s for dirty laundry, careful before pointing fingers Aussies
Great video! This was such a golden era for Australian cricket. So many unforgettable moments. Harmison’s opening delivery in Brisbane. Warnie’s 3rd innings performance in Adelaide to make the 4th innings chase down possible. Gilly going berserk in Perth. Warnie taking wicket 700 at the MCG. So many legends retiring on the back of a 5-0 drubbing of their making. This was an even better series than when Mitchell Johnson was absolutely terrorizing the (mostly) next generation of Pommies.
I watched every game of that ashes as a 12 year old, Shane Warne with the ball was the killing it and even with the bat he played some big innings and almost made a century from memory
@@GREAT-INDIAN-TRAVELLER the last couple ashes series in England have been dope , these first two tests have been so good too watch and I like the tension. I don’t like it when the teams are friendly
They lost the 2005 Ashes by the barest of margins and yet the media bashed them, which shows the weight of expectations on the Aussie players at that time.
loved it....that Austrailian side was absolute nightmare for other teams...used to hate them a lot when we(India) play against them...now when all of them are retired, I love watching their highlights, how they used to dominate their opponents, how each one of them were absolute legends. I love Ricky Ponting the most, he was so stylish while batting and a tough nut to crack. I mean, come on who fields at silly point without a helmet on, who marks centre after being hit by a ball travelling at over 140kmph, he was so fearless and a great cricketing mind. Ashes 2005 is my favorite test series after Border-Gavaskar 2020 series. Love for Austrailian cricket team from an Indian❤
As you summed up in the end the Aussie team of that time was Top to bottom legendary. As an Indian, I & most of Us couldn't stand the mighty Aussies. They were the nightmare that haunted Us & never ever since then have we faced a rival so formidable.
Going into the 06/07 series I still remember feeling a sense of dread simply because that 2005 side was never the same again and the team broke apart quickly. Simon Jones would never play for England again, Trescothick retired before the ashes, Vaughan was pretty much injured for two years, Harmison was never the same bowler, Flintoff was broken, Geraint Jones was out of his depth and dropped. We were a mess before the series and even more afterwards and the 2007 World Cup made things worse.
I was living in London in 2005 and that series was the best I've seen. I got to the first test at Lord's to watch us win, and it looked like business as usual. Then McGrath injured himself before the second test....
I did the grass signs for the test cricket on, Adelaide Oval , and i would arrive around 6.30 am , to recoat before the days play. The peeps , would be lining up then ,and that showed the importance of these 2 cricket sides , going head to head. To hear that roar ,from the back of the stands, when a wicket fell, is a sound i will never forget. I was lucky and got to watch the best.
Ricky ponting and adam gilchrist were legends and genius of this great game. I started watching cricket when these two legends were in their prime forms. Ponting changed the way a leader should act and perform and gilchrist changed and revolutionized how a wicketkeeper should keep and bat fearlessly
Mate, I was living in London for this series. We may have lost, but it was the best series, the scoreline did not belie the contest. Edgbaston went within a couple of runs, had we won that nobody would have been copping it… We were in the pub after work every day.
Was an absolute demolition. There were times when England played well and were in games but we had a brilliant team full of once in a generation players. Your channel is awesome btw dude 🙏
Mental that Warne took his 600th wicket in that series at the age of 36 and reached 700 by the time he retired just a year and a half later. Rip King
the greatest
Shane Warne was not only a bowler, he was a great Casanova as well, after retirement he made his part-time job full time' ie ; screwing Girls......On the night he died, due to the overdose of viagra having a threesome 😂😂😂😂 I am telling the truth !!!
@user-vk2wp4ot8h when?
Maybe. Except one's shit and one's not. Why are you even here?@user-vk2wp4ot8h
@user-vk2wp4ot8h Shut your mouth and go back to mid table in the prem. Cricket forever
That first ball by Harmison PERFECTLY describes the series
Harmison bowled two first balls which summed up the resulting series:
2005: hits and hurts Langer; showed England were up for the fight
2006: wide to second slip; showed it was going to be a disaster for England.
I was at the Gabba that day, also happened to meet Gladstone Small 😆
I remember laughing when it happened.
I remember they did ball tracking comparisons between Harmison and McGrath's first over.
One had fantastic grouping and consistency, the other looked like a kindergarten dot painting attempt.
And then Starc dismantled Burns' stumps at the Gabba for the Aussie juggernaut to roll on 4-0 years later.
Rudy's slow finger of doom is criminally underrated. It's like your fate sealed.
My grandpa knew him quite well they were good friends and he was quite a character apparently. If he put up his right hand - it was your out and I know you’re out. If it was his left, “I think you’re out, but you’re out anyways”! . Absolute gold.
He looked like some WWE champion to me.
I think he copied it from another umpire called Roy Palmer. I remember him doing something similar.
They practically had to fast track the DRS system because of umpires like him and Bucknor were just getting too old and making terrible decisions every game.
I am Zimbabwean but this Australian team made me to fall in love with cricket
But the fact is that they are the biggest cheater in cricket history. Still remember the SCG test 2008 vs INDIA how they won that match with the help of umpires. After that match I never have a any respect for this cheater team. They may be a very strong team but they can't be a good team never
@@navadeepsarmah9448😂😂😂😂😂
@@navadeepsarmah9448 A strong team is automatically good so I don't think the sentence makes any sense. But now look. They came and smashed India in their own turf in front of the most partial crowd in history. Tells a lot about them no matter the black spots they took.
and pajeets have finished cricket nowadays ..... with all the drama and crass.....truly have git the reverse midas touch......sorry mate ......cricket in late 90s -2000s was something else......obviuosly before the internet became ubiqitious........
This is why 2005 was so special in England, the quality of that Aussie side was incredible. We used to haaaate Ponting but man what an amazing player and leader. And nothing more needs saying about Warnie. We only wish he was English, the greatest
Shame England cheated in the series. Kind of sours it for you doesn't it?
@jackpendleton1628 They don't talk about that mate. The English have never done anything wrong in the world of cricket.
@@jackpendleton1628 youre talking about Gary Pratt arent you? It's one thing Stuart Broad being a pantomime villain for Aussies but Gary Pratt... Good Lord, seek help!
@@TheIkaraCult No I'm talking about Martin Trescothick who admitted that the English players as a group developed a system to ball tamper. The English players from that series have admitted to cheating. If you deny this you need to seek help.
The 2005 was a fluke, the injury of McGrath and the weather on the final test, especially for the whole two gone to waste.
Ponting and Co were the most scariest team ever to grace this game. They would always find a way to come through even in the most direst of situations. I was glad and fortunate enough to see them dominate both the ODI and Test format for a decade.
I'd argue Steve Waugh and Co were a more dominant test team.
They still are somehow 😅
The most scariest team is the old west Indian team.. They were monsters.
@@ashwinsubramaniyan8349 Ya but it was a All Pace attack , Australia had warne
@@aniket385Warne was good but I am sure Viv could have handled him.
Man, 'THAT' australian era of cricket still scares me as an Indian Cricket fan. Machine. Robots. As you said...Legends!
When will india become dominant like Aussies
Robots ke bacche WC phir se Jeet Gaya. 😢
Bhai uss time ham log sochte the inko kaise harayenge
'98-'08 The best years of Australian Cricket.
2009, because Ponting won Champions Trophy in that year
2015 starc won the world cup 2023 history repeats Cummings winning the cup
Didn't Australia get destroyed by South Africa in Australia in tests in 2008 ?
Peter your poms didn't deserve the world cup cheated to win
But the fact is that they are the biggest cheater in cricket history. Still remember the SCG test 2008 vs INDIA how they won that match with the help of umpires. After that match I never have a any respect for this cheater team. They may be a very strong team but they can't be a good team never
I still remember sitting in front of the tv watching Amazing Adelaide unfold... it was honestly one of the most amazing tests i'd ever watched. Neither side looked ahead until the final day... that last session alone... Pure entertainment... The scream from Hussey after that final run was made just encapsulates just how much hard work was put into that...
I still get teary watching those scenes in 06/07 of Warne getting his 700th, and Langer and Hayden hugging for the final time.
Epic video. Great work mate.
Symmos first 100 with hayden batting with him one of the best moments
Watching this whilst waiting for day 5 of the second test to start. The hype is real!
@@Nothing-kr5hnBro 6 wickets in 1 over 2-0 🙂
@@Nothing-kr5hn Looks like aus are doing a classic panic choke
What a 5th day! It had everything!
Hussey was so amazing in test cricket considering how long he had to wait, just came straight in and flourished and time after time saved or added to AUS
Ur channel deserves so much more appreciation.
It does not get appreciated because cricket is dying on other nations expect asian nations
It's true
That Australian team reminded me of AC Milan from 2003 to 2007. Everyone in the starting 11 were legends
But the fact is that they are the biggest cheater in cricket history. Still remember the SCG test 2008 vs INDIA how they won that match with the help of umpires. After that match I never have a any respect for this cheater team. They may be a very strong team but they can't be a good team never
They were more dominant than Milan though. Milan didn’t win their domestic league in that time I believe, might be wrong though
@@tsimpson318 between 2002-03 and 2007-08 seasons, Milan won:
1 x Serie A
1 x Copa Italia
1 x Supercoppa Italiana
2 x Champions Leagues
2 x Super Cups
1 x Club World Cup
@@mohammedyusufal-hindidon't compare club football to an international team.
These are guys playing for their country in a sport built around the national team not the tribalism of a club soccer team.
Great video mate! As a cricket fan in India who grew up watching and playing cricket in the 00's, this team surely was legendary. My mother still supports the Aussies no matter who they're playing! McGrath, Warne, Hayden, Langer, Ponting and Lee could walk into any world XI, but they played for the same team at the same time. What a show they put on!
Beautifully narrated and the script was very well matched with the dramatic scenes of the duology that was the 2005 and 2006/7 Ashes. I remember it to this day so vividly. I'm not a superstitious person, but I did believe that England's luck had run out in Edgbaston on that fateful day, with two runs separating victory from agonizing defeat. As dramatic as it is to say, I'm glad to have been able to witness an Australian side that was so dominant that their legend still strikes fear into the hearts of every nation who followed the sport at the time.
That said, I want the current gen to do something magical, and they have the tools for it. An aging side that's looking to cement their own legacy after having years, across all formats of ups, downs and almost reaching the greatness their predecessors accomplished. Winning it in England is one thing to do just that. However, if I may be blunt, there's only one thing I want to see and it is a 5-0 fuck off result.
😂😅😆😁 well, they recently won the iconic wtc against india and are very close to do something they should have done in 2019. Hoping for a series win 1st
I'm Australian, i hate the pommy teams only behind NSW league side, but 2005 was the best cricket I've ever seen. Every day I'd get 1 1/2 hours of sleep, off to work and do it again. I didn't miss a minute, the missus kicked me downstairs after the first test. I still think of that series, the heartbreak of edgebaston, warnies 40, Flintoff firing them down. Just awesome
A fantastic trip down memory lane... I HATED this legendary Aussie team because 1) They defeated us in the 2007 WC final, and 2) Murali was my idol back then-the silly kid I was envied how talented, as well as elegant the Aussies were. After 16 years, I know I was privileged to witness such a vintage level of cricket, and I wholeheartedly admire the Aussie team's greatness. Thank you for the very well-done video mate! Wishing you nothing but success in your upcoming content...
The greatest cricket side ever. That team right there.
We won't see a team like that ever again.
I was at Sydney for Warney's last test. It was all special! We'll never forget him
The sheer competition to even make Sheffield Shield cricket in Australia was just immense. This is what made Australia so successful. Only 6 first class teams for at the time the nation's most popular sport. This meant that anybody playing Sheffield Shield was the cream of the crop. Guys like Simon Katich and Michael Hussey were beating down the door of the test team and when they finally got their chances they took it with both hands.
Ricky Ponting. He was and still is my favourite batsman, but he’s proven himself to be an astute commentator too. It’s a pleasure listening to his shrewd viewpoints on the game, much like listening to Warnie.
Fantastic video mate, I was a 10 year old cricket fan during the 2005 ashes which was amazing - 18 months later I would wake up with my dad in the early hours to watch the 06/07 series, I’d fall asleep on the couch and wake up to my dad saying “you don’t want to know the score”, I live in Sydney these days but not much has changed when it comes to the ashes down under!
Thoroughly enjoyed this mate! Very nostalgic. What a magical era of cricket that was.
Your content is giving me good memories
Bloody emotional seeing Warnie 😢
SIMMO, AND WARNIE, RIP 🪦🪦 LEGENDS ❤️
06/07 Ashes solidified my love of test cricket. An Australian team full of legends taking back what was rightfully theirs. Incredible nostalgia. Cricket was never better.
That 2006/07 series will forever hold a special place in my heart
A superb channel, quality content conveyed in an engaging manner. Most of all, allowing me to relive some of those priceless memories of my childhood as I grew to love the game. Thank you.
My pleasure! :)
Tough seeing Warnie and Roy @9:15 RIP boys
I was 12 in England when we beat Australia in 2005. I think what was so monumental to us about it was that we knew just how legendary and formible a side they were. That series got me hooked on cricket, but what I will always remember is just insane Shane Warne was. He was on another level. And Glenn, best bowler in the world at that point, so consistent. Ponting was top 3 batsman of that era with some stiff competition, and he was a fantastic captain. The team was stacked top to bottom, Brett Lee was the fastest bowler I'd ever seen, and Gilchrist was simply sublime to watch. Our England side had generational talent, but were the underdogs to that Aussie side.
Thanks for the video, this was a trip down memory lane. I also haven't seen too much of the highlights of the 06/07 since cos of the the fact we lost 😂 But man, what a side that was. RIP Shane, you're a legend.
Warnie and McGrath would have crushed Bazball.
Australia almost did that in 2023 Ashes, England just somehow managed to escape defeat, You don't need Warne and McGrath to destroy Bazball.
Man that Australian team was absolutely insane. Even when they were 9 down they'd find a way to win.
As the Kiwis found out in 2003 WC. LOL. Poor Shane Bond.
subscribed! Keep it up good work brother. Nice editing and amazing story telling. Got emotional when seeing Warne's 700 wicket celebration. RIP Warnie.... True champion of the game.
Brang a tear to my eye... Great vid brother x
Made me a bit teary seeing Shane riding Roy now that they are both no longer with us :( I reckon Roy would have to be the best all rounder to have played the game, and he would have been in the team for his fielding alone even if he couldn't bat or bowl :P
That team and that ashes series... just unforgettable 🔥
That commentary gave me warmth, nostalgia and made me feel proud and sad all at the same time. Truly a spectacular team top to bottom and such a squad may never come again in cricket but who knows what the future holds.
I still cannot believe Shane is dead. Just seems like yesterday he was doing IPL commentary and you marveled at how skinny he looked.
A void which can never be filled
You deserve million subscribers mate❤
Top to bottom... LEGENDS..! and I have been fortunate enough to watch on tele or be there at the ground to witness it all...
That Australian team was indeed a team of legends.
This is the first ever cricket I watched. From a guy who thought cricket was rubbish it changed my mind big time. I was gutted Australia lost at the end but it began my love affair with the Aussie national cricket team that is still burning bright today. A hate the English in any sport. It’s bred into us Scottish. Respect young man your channel is amazing. ✌️
What a team. RIP Warnie and Simmo
Awesome channel! You're on the verge of blowing up!
This Aus team was the most dominant cricketing team there is - you summed it up perfectly, they were a team of legends.
As an Indian, I hated those guys D:
Amazing delivery, felt like a breeez of fresh air. Thankyou !!
Bruv, I'm so happy that I stopped by to watch this video, and got to know of your channel. Love it mate! Keep up the good work! Big ups from Sri Lanka, Aussies have always been my favorite and No.1 Cricket team. 🖤💜️
The emotions, the Aussie greats, the era that was full of legacies…yes, we lived through this
But the fact is that they are the biggest cheater in cricket history. Still remember the SCG test 2008 vs INDIA how they won that match with the help of umpires. After that match I never have a any respect for this cheater team. They may be a very strong team but they can't be a good team never
@@navadeepsarmah9448 you should not be talking about politics, dirty tactics, and cheating buddy. India is the renowned all these (from dirty pitch, racist rants from public, playing politics with Pakistani team to marginalised representation etc.
Everyone’s for dirty laundry, careful before pointing fingers Aussies
Great video! This was such a golden era for Australian cricket. So many unforgettable moments. Harmison’s opening delivery in Brisbane. Warnie’s 3rd innings performance in Adelaide to make the 4th innings chase down possible. Gilly going berserk in Perth. Warnie taking wicket 700 at the MCG. So many legends retiring on the back of a 5-0 drubbing of their making. This was an even better series than when Mitchell Johnson was absolutely terrorizing the (mostly) next generation of Pommies.
Wonderful video, but also saddening. Warne and Symonds both gone way too young. Vale and RIP to you both. ❤
Never heard much about this redemption arc of Aussies post 2005 disappointment. Truly the best team!
They lost 2009 Ashes at Home , the Last team to lose it at home
Great video
Nice storytelling and great pacing
Couldn't tell when the 12 minutes had passed
Australia are closer to winning in England than England are to winning in Australia.
No match.
Yep 2/nil I can smell another 5/nil
@@michaelbates2575 hope it's a 5-0 would be so embarassing for England
Discovered six and out by accident. Fell in love with your content🙏
Very well compiled and articulated -hats off
Great content! A team that often gets forgotten but one whose record is hard to forget
"Australia lost" - big breaking news those days (1999-2007) 🔥
Good video mate
Amazing Adelaide. One of the greatest tests in history.
I watched every game of that ashes as a 12 year old, Shane Warne with the ball was the killing it and even with the bat he played some big innings and almost made a century from memory
What you think about 2023 ashes
@@GREAT-INDIAN-TRAVELLER the last couple ashes series in England have been dope , these first two tests have been so good too watch and I like the tension. I don’t like it when the teams are friendly
They lost the 2005 Ashes by the barest of margins and yet the media bashed them, which shows the weight of expectations on the Aussie players at that time.
This video was a trip down memory lane to my childhood. Thanks mate, keep it up.
2005 Ashes documentary is mostly from an England perspective.
This is a welcome Australian addition to that piece of history!
Dope video, the glory days! Another good win today boys. Good effort by Stokes but you can't fight off that winning Aussie spirit 👌
loved it....that Austrailian side was absolute nightmare for other teams...used to hate them a lot when we(India) play against them...now when all of them are retired, I love watching their highlights, how they used to dominate their opponents, how each one of them were absolute legends.
I love Ricky Ponting the most, he was so stylish while batting and a tough nut to crack. I mean, come on who fields at silly point without a helmet on, who marks centre after being hit by a ball travelling at over 140kmph, he was so fearless and a great cricketing mind.
Ashes 2005 is my favorite test series after Border-Gavaskar 2020 series.
Love for Austrailian cricket team from an Indian❤
Good on you, encapsulated the cricket nostalgia of my childhood. Cheers
Tremendous vid, my friend! I was at the GABBA for that first Test and I fondly describe Harmisons opening ball as the turning point in the series!
Australian cricket team under Ponting used to give me nightmares as a kid.
Looking back, I'm glad that I got to grow up watching these legends play.
Love your narrative style and choice of topics. Got hooked. On a binge watching journey now...
The most memorable ashes ever. Relived it a dozen times in the EA sports cricket game when i was a kid
Good video; loved the doco style re-tell 😊
Love how you put this together, brought back so many memories
As you summed up in the end the Aussie team of that time was Top to bottom legendary. As an Indian, I & most of Us couldn't stand the mighty Aussies. They were the nightmare that haunted Us & never ever since then have we faced a rival so formidable.
Another great video. Channel is severely underrated mate. Keep up the good work
Bro i love the way you are pacing your videos. Brilliant narration, just love it.
Your storytelling is peak mate. Subscribed
Going into the 06/07 series I still remember feeling a sense of dread simply because that 2005 side was never the same again and the team broke apart quickly. Simon Jones would never play for England again, Trescothick retired before the ashes, Vaughan was pretty much injured for two years, Harmison was never the same bowler, Flintoff was broken, Geraint Jones was out of his depth and dropped. We were a mess before the series and even more afterwards and the 2007 World Cup made things worse.
I was living in London in 2005 and that series was the best I've seen. I got to the first test at Lord's to watch us win, and it looked like business as usual. Then McGrath injured himself before the second test....
What a video and what a team!
Great video dude. That 06/7 series was the first I watched as a kid and that team is easily the greatest of all time imo
Fun fact: SK Warne bowled no fewer than 510 deliveries in Adelaide.
I did the grass signs for the test cricket on, Adelaide Oval , and i would arrive around 6.30 am , to recoat before the days play.
The peeps , would be lining up then ,and that showed the importance of these 2 cricket sides , going head to head.
To hear that roar ,from the back of the stands, when a wicket fell, is a sound i will never forget.
I was lucky and got to watch the best.
What an experience! Glad I could help you remember a memorable time in your life, thanks for sharing :)
Such a great channel - look forward to you making a new one about the WC23 campaign!
Have to agree with this video..i remember watching the entire series.. and it was a good old fashion ass kicking..
This was a great vid mate , me and my missus loved it thanks
Excellent video mate! so well written and spoken!
Big growth for the channel is coming 🙌🏼
The best team which ever played the game of cricket❤
West indies were undefeated for 15 years..id say they are the greatest. This was a great aussie team
Top to bottom LEGENDS! Agree. Here from Sri Lanka.
Great winter viewing here in Scotland. Cheers.
Brilliant video and loved it. Keep it up mate , you do a great job buddy
Super video - I have just found your channel and its terrific.
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Warne jumping into Roy's arms brings tears to my eyes.
Ricky ponting and adam gilchrist were legends and genius of this great game. I started watching cricket when these two legends were in their prime forms. Ponting changed the way a leader should act and perform and gilchrist changed and revolutionized how a wicketkeeper should keep and bat fearlessly
Great video, great commentary
Mate, I was living in London for this series. We may have lost, but it was the best series, the scoreline did not belie the contest. Edgbaston went within a couple of runs, had we won that nobody would have been copping it… We were in the pub after work every day.
Was an absolute demolition. There were times when England played well and were in games but we had a brilliant team full of once in a generation players. Your channel is awesome btw dude 🙏
Great narration on top of great research. Good job mate
Loved your narration and way of story telling ❤