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Was that out?

It is out.

Stokes flashes it away, through the covers for four,

and England have won the match.

Hello, welcome again to the analyst inside cricket with me, Simon Hughes, and we're continuing today our extracts from this special six-part video series that Simon Mann and I have produced, reliving the drama of the 2005 Ashes, which you can view the videos if you subscribe to the Crickverse on substack, Crickverse,

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sign up to the Crickverse. The link is on the notes that come with this podcast. So if you heard

the previous episode, you'll know that on the first morning of this 2005 Ashes series at Lords, England's fiery pace attack of Steve Harmeson, Matthew Hogard, Simon Jones and of course Andrew Flintoff, literally assaulted Australia's acclaimed batting line up of Hayden, Langer, Ponting, the less heralded but sublimely talented Damian Martin, Michael Clarke, Simon Kattich and the dangerous Adam Gilchrist.

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