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The Ashes is coming! With our latest 132-page collector’s edition title you’ll find our A-Z Guide to the fiercest head-to-head in sport, we name the best ever Ashes teams and much more…

THE ASHES ISSUE

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  • -Your A-Z Guide To The Ashes

    -Best ever Ashes team named

    -How The Ashes became today’s amazing head-to-head

    -The art of bowling down under, with Graeme Swann and Ashley Giles

    -Interview: Josh Tongue “Chin Music”

    -Win a pile of Ashes memorabilia

  • -Warne's Ball of the Century v Gatting, 1993

    -Andrew Strauss's Superman catch to dismiss Adam Gilchrist, 2005

    -Adam Gilchrist, fastest century in Ashes history, 57 balls, 2006 

    -Bodyline Tour, 1932/33

    -Jim Laker, 19 wickets, Old Trafford, 1956

    -Richie Benaud, captain, shrugs off an injured shoulder and bowls around the wicket to take 6-70 at Old Trafford in 1961 and retain Ashes

    -John Snow starts a riot, Sydney, 1971

    -Ian Botham, 149 not out, Headingley 1981

    -Jimmy Anderson and Monty Panesar, last wicket stand, Cardiff, 2009

    -David Gower in his Tiger Moth, 1990/91

    -Free George Davis protestors dig up pitch, 1975

    -Australia 301-0, with Mark Taylor and Geoff Marsh at crease at Trent Bridge, 1989

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