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secured the series.
Left page:
Shane Warne’s
iconic celebration on the Trent Bridge
pavilion balcony
2001 (Australia won by seven wickets) Trent
Bridge provided the backdrop for another
Australian celebration as the tourists took an
unassailable 3-0 lead. The fearsome bowling
attack of McGrath, Lee, Gillespie andWarne
had set the tone in removing Mike Atherton
in the second ball of his finalTest appearance
at Trent Bridge before dismantling the
middle order.
2005 (England won by three wickets) Despite
the continual presence of the physical urn in
the MCC Museum at Lord’s, Australia had
held the Ashes since 1989 when they arrived
for their 2005 tour. It was to be a series of fine
margins with England winning at Edgbaston
by two runs and three wickets atTrent Bridge.
Left:
Englands’ talisman Andrew Flintoff
celebrates a momentous win in the 2005
Ashes Test at Trent Bridge.
1997
Australia win
HoLLIoAKe
bRotHeRs PLAY
2001
Australia win
AUstRALIA
secURe seRIes
2005
England win
enGLAnD tAKe
seRIes LeAD
2013
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tHe AwARD oF GoLD PAcKAGe ‘A’
secUReD two FURtHeR AsHes tests
2015
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