This set brings together England's greatest Ashes Test matches in recent history. Including the classic 1981 Headingley Test from the series which went down in history as 'Botham's Ashes'; the thrilling 2005 Edgbaston Test where England survived a nail-biting Australian fight back; and the 2009 Oval Test where Stuart Broad ripped through the Australian top order and Graeme Swann sealed victory. Episodes Comprise: Headingley 1981Ian Botham's heroic 149 not out helped England overcome odds of 500-1 and beat Australia by 18 runs. This Test was a turning point for the... series which England went on to win. Edgbaston 2005Still the narrowest win in Ashes history England's 2 run win was the most exciting of the classic 2005 series and ended with a touching display of sportsmanship between Andrew Flintoff and Brett Lee. The Oval 2009A comprehensive victory at the Oval sealed the tightly poised 2009 Ashes for England and a rip-roaring 5 wickets in the 1st innings from Stuart Broad was the highlight. [show more]
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A collection featuring three of the greatest Ashes Test match encounters of recent times. The set begins with the 1981 Headingley Test, where Ian Botham's valiant heroics with bat and ball culminated in an innings of 149 not out, thus turning the series on its head. Next up is the 2005 Edgebaston Test, with Kevin Pietersen's batting and Andrew 'Freddie' Flintoff's impressive display of character and determination managing to wrest the Ashes from Australia's grasp for the first time since 1987. Finally, it's off to The Oval for the victory that tipped the balance in the 2009 Ashes series, with bowler Stuart Broad taking five wickets in the first innings.
Please note this is a region 2 DVD and will require a region 2 (Europe) or region Free DVD Player in order to play. A collection featuring three of the greatest Ashes Test match encounters of recent times. The set begins with the 1981 Headingley Test, where Ian Botham's valiant heroics with bat and ball culminated in an innings of 149 not out, thus turning the series on its head. Next up is the 2005 Edgebaston Test, with Kevin Pietersen's batting and Andrew 'Freddie' Flintoff's impressive display of character and determination managing to wrest the Ashes from Australia's grasp for the first time since 1987. Finally, it's off to The Oval for the victory that tipped the balance in the 2009 Ashes series, with bowler Stuart Broad taking five wickets in the first innings.
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