Can Australia do it for the 10th time?

Harmison got carted for 81 runs in the final one dayer. Flintoff has been a steady performer, but Pietersen has had his bad days along with the good. A test spot for him is not assured.

As to who will win the Ashes, a little doubt was starting to play at my mind after a few aussie losses, the tie and then the 9 wicket thrashing. The form displayed in the last two games has put paid to those doubts though, and I predict Australia will cruise to yet another Ashes victory.

PS: It's not 9 years they've held the Ashes, it is 18 🙂.

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Is this related to cycling because SBS are also telecasting the cricket?