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I wasn't. Botham and Willis at Headlingley. Legendary. I was only a kid but I will never forget that.
You've inspired me to go and have a gander at the later Botham 100 at Old Trafford, swatting Dennis Lillee for sixes with his eyes shut. And my favourite bit of the series when Botham took 5 for 1 in a spell to win that game, the best part was the inevitability of it all once Botham was on a roll, Oz still needed I think 20odd to win with 2 or 3 wickets left but it was all over !!!!!!!!!!!!!!
What a way to spend your school holidays, watching cricket all day on the settee with a packet of biscuits !
ps. written from a fading memory, so please don't correct exact details !
That put an emphatic full stop to the Test series, 3 matches won by at least an innings.
Rebuild time for the Australia team.
FTFY
"Experience hath shewn, that even under the best forms of government those entrusted with power have, in time, and by slow operations, perverted it into tyranny. "
I agree that they are legendary - and I have enjoyed watching it many times since. At the time (I was 12) I did not follow or want to follow cricket.
I wish I had though!
Still think this latest Ashes is one of the biggest achievements by an England cricket team ever.
Beer
is proof that God loves us and wants us to be happy. Benjamin Franklin
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