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We take a look at the best moments that Australia and England have produced in this historic rivalry
England's comeback in Brisbane: It was surely one of England cricket team's finest days in Australia ever. Facing a deficit of 221 runs, England batting line-up, led by Alastair Cook, overcame all the odds to make a massive 517/1. Cook led the historical fightback with 235 not out, ably supported by Andrew Strauss and Jonathan Trott who also hit hundreds. England went on the win the Ashes 3-1 - their first Ashes win on Australian soil in 24 years.
England's comeback in Brisbane: It was surely one of England cricket team's finest days in Australia ever. Facing a deficit of 221 runs, England batting line-up, led by Alastair Cook, overcame all the odds to make a massive 517/1. Cook led the historical fightback with 235 not out, ably supported by Andrew Strauss and Jonathan Trott who also hit hundreds. England went on the win the Ashes 3-1 - their first Ashes win on Australian soil in 24 years.
In This Pic : Jonathan Trott, Andrew Strauss, Alastair Cook
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England's resistance in Cardiff: The opening Test of the 2009 Ashes was a nail biter with England's tail-enders resisting the Australian line-up and holding on for a draw. Monty Panesar and James Anderson stuck in for 69 deliveries and avoiding what looked like a certain Aussie victory.
In This Pic : Monty Panesar, James Anderson
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When legends retired: Three legends of the Australian team said goodbye to international cricket but not before forcing England into a submission in 2006-07 Ashes. Glenn McGrath, Shane Warne and Justin Langer ended their careers in emphatic fashion.
In This Pic : Shane Warne, Justin Langer, Glenn McGrath
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Shane Warne's 700th: In his last Test appearance at his homeground, Shane Warne gave his fans a gift they would never forget. Warne became the first man to claim 700 wickets when he dismissed Andrew Strauss before a 90,000 plus crowd at the traditional Boxing Day Test match.
In This Pic : Shane Warne
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When Gilchrist cut loose: One of the finest wicket-keeper batsmen the game of cricket has ever seen, Adam Gilchrist was at his blistering best when he smashed a 57-ball hundred against a hapless English bowling attack at WACA in 2006-07 Ashes. It was a brutal knock which stunned the visitors and left them wondering what had happened.
In This Pic : Adam Gilchrist
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