Citrus Bob has filed his analysis of Day Four of the First Test. It wasn’t pretty and Citrus calls for changes.
The Ashes 2015 – First Test, Day Three: Lions Still Hold the Whip Hand
Citrus Bob Utber’s report on Day Three of the First Test only just arrived at Almanac HQ. In it, Citrus Bob discusses the walk to the ground, entry to the ground, and the food available at the ground. He also discusses the day’s cricket for good measure. Thanks to Peter Lalor for ensuring that this report arrived at all!
The Ashes 2015 – First Test, Day 3: Watto, Wales and Wasted Opportunities
Luke Reynolds reviews Day 3 of the First Ashes Test in Cardiff. In a day that he describes belonged to England and was a missed opportunity for Shane Watson to put his mark on the game.
The Ashes 2015 – First Test, Day 3: Wickets tumble in a batsman’s test
Sean Mortell reviews Day 3 of the First Ashes test, where England took control and plenty of wickets fell in a Test which Sean believes has been dominated by the the batsman.
England v Australia – First Test, Day 3: The Hunter Becomes the Hunted
Has Boof gone to the well one too many times. John Butler thinks the selection of Dad’s Army may have turned an Indian summer into a final autumn for a few Australian cricketers
The Ashes 2015 – First Test, Day 2: Strong starts, weak finishes.
The Poms win the second day and Bob Utber is disappointed with the ill-disciplined Australian batsmen. He also leaves the pasties alone.
The Ashes 2015 – First Test, Day 1: No more pasties, plenty of pies
The Welsh served their pasties, the Australians bowled pies. Citrus Bob Utber got a taste of all of it.
The Ashes 2015 – First Test, Day 2: Man of the Match: The Weatherman
Sean Mortell reviews Day 2 of the First Test in Cardiff and he concludes that the man of the match so far has been the Cardiff weather.
The Ashes 2015 – First Test, Day 2: Moving Day: Shane Watson versus England (and the Australian public)
Cricket Froth believes day three at Sophia Gardens is a genuine moment of truth for Shane Watson.
The Life and Times of the Immortal Victor Trumper
Phil Hill and his wife travelled to Sydney for a three day weekend, to learn, dissect and discuss the extraordinary life of Australian cricket legend Victor Trumper.
The Ashes 2015 – First Test, Day 2: If I Have A Son I Might Just Call Him Devereux…or Shane
MV Younger reviews the second day’s play of the First Test, which he thinks could have belonged to Steve Smith.
The Ashes 2015 – First Test: Banter, Insight and Memory
Test talk. Hit us with your insights and memories.
Torture with a sprinkle of youth: Ashes 2015 Day One Review
Sean Mortell reviews Day 1 of the 1st Ashes test in Cardiff. In particular, Sean points out that the Aussies may not be as invincible as everyone thought.
Cardiff Test – England v Australia, Day 1: Cymryd eich eiliadau (take your moments)
A life, a game, is comprised of moments.
Cardiff Test – England v Australia, Day One: Dizzy’s done us in!
Ashes Test cricket is back. Watching Yorkshiremen pile on the afternoon runs, Joe Moore has cause to wonder about the influence of our beloved JN Gillespie.
Eve, destruction….
Cranky Pete delivers some quality cricket poetry on the opening day of The Ashes.
*Warning- not suitable for devotees of “Nearly Brearley”.
Where in the world is P. Flynn now?
Here’s the evidence that he’s been at Wimbledon…but will he make it to Cardiff?
Ashes 2015 – Cardiff Says Australia
‘Citrus’ Bob Utber tours Cardiff ahead of tonight’s first Ashes Test between England and Australia at Sophia Gardens, and learns that when it comes to the Welsh, the international relations maxim; ‘my enemy’s enemy is my friend’ rings true.
The Ashes 2015 – Cardiff Test: call for writers
First Test of the 2015 Ashes series between England and Australia is set to begin tomorrow night (Wednesday) and we’d love to publish your thoughts on the Test. Let’s get this game well covered. Please nominate a day.
The Ashes 2015 – First Test: N’yuck! N’yuck! N’yuck!
JTH is slapping himself about the face on this one. Here he argues that Watto must play, and that the boy from Ipswich is, by nature, a bowler.











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