Cricket - the Ashes aftermath

Posted by: Barnesy

17th Jan 2011 12:24pm

Would a victory in the one-day series and Twenty20 World Cup redress the balance between the Australia and England cricket teams or do the English have bragging rights regardless of any other results for the next 2 years until the next Ashes series?

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Comments 8

amar93

19th Jul 2012 07:28am

of course

pintu

21st Jun 2012 05:35pm

yes, English team is better in tests and ashes is about test matches not the odi's or t20's.so rights are with english team at the moment and it should be.

dave

8th Apr 2012 10:40pm

aust aust australia

Anonymous

5th Apr 2012 01:10pm

Yes i think so, we are in a building phase for Australian cricket and I think this would go along way to help us getting abck to number #1!
Also, England have played horrendous cricket these past 6 months so I personally am really looking forward to it :)

Anonymous

15th Mar 2012 02:25am

yeah...yes indeed:))

Anonymous

19th Feb 2011 11:31am

i think the english will have the upper hand to bragging rights, unless they could knock the poms out of the world cup.

3lions

19th Feb 2011 01:04am

Hiya Barnesy,

Sorry, I'm with the previous reply.

Also did you happen to see the Opening Ceremony?

Probably be the best spectacle for the next 2 weeks!

Watched the warm up game against india, it was laughable, crumbled again!
coasting they were, ya just knew it, a wicket and their gone!
Then yeah what was it, 8 for under 80! lol

Go you poms!

Cheers,

Lise :)

Razorfish

17th Jan 2011 12:28pm

Simple answer. Yes.

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