After 5 hard fought test matches the winner of the Ashes 2010/11 will be decided at the Sydney SCG. Will England retain the ashes for the first time down under since 1986/87 series or will Australia dominate in Australia again?
Will Australia’s dominance in the Boxing day test match continue or can England turn the screws to gain an all important win going into the final test? England lost by an innings and 99 runs in the 2006/07 ashes series…
The test series reaches the midway point in Perth but will we be any closer to finding out who’s going to win the 2010/11 ashes series? One thing’s for sure England and Australia never shy away from a battle.
Last time around at the Adelaide England compiled a massive score of 551 – 6 declared only to be skittled out for a measly 129 in the second innings. Will England find some consistency this time around?
Brisbane plays host to the opening test of the 2010/11 ashes series. Both sides will be hoping to get off to a good start in this vital test match. Who can gain the upper hand going into the second test?
Ricky Ponting is a key player for Australia as he is the Captain and most experienced batsman in the line up, however he has a big point to prove after some recent lackluster performances.
Having being left out the ODI matches against Pakistan to play 4 day cricket for his new County Surrey, can Kevin Pietersen rediscover his form of 2005 and help England retain the ashes.
England’s Captain and rock of the last 12 months is sure to come under intense pressure opening the batting for England. Can he overcome the force of Australia’s bowling attack to keep the ashes?
After a promising start to his test career with the ball and showing some good promise with the bat can Mitchell Johnson lead the Australian team to victory down under?
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