| Series | Countries | Live Scores | Fixtures | Results | News |
Features
|
Photos | Video & Audio | Blogs | Statistics | Archive | Fantasy | Mobile | |||||||||||||||||||||
- Home
- Shows
- · Press Conference
- · News and Analysis
- · Match Analysis
- · Switch Hit
- · Time Out
- · The Huddle
- · Bowl at Boycs
- · Interviews
- · Alison's Tea Break
- · Features
- · Go Figure
- · Comments
- · Highlights
- · Video Report
- · The Tweet Spot
- · Match Preview
- · The Chatter
- · The ZaltZone
- · Match Point
- · Review 2013
- · Legends of Cricket
- Categories
- · The Ashes 2013-14
Current cricket in focus
'Ashes tour becoming reminiscent of the 90s'
George Dobell reports on another mediocre England display in their tour match against an inexperienced Chairman's XI in Alice Springs
ESPNcricinfo staff
November 29, 2013
Related Links » Matches: Cricket Australia Chairman's XI v England XI at Alice Springs Series/Tournaments: England tour of Australia Teams: Australia | England
| ||||||
| Comments have now been closed for this article |
||||||
Play
Video
Croft: Morgan is a very intelligent batsman
Mar 9, 2014 Colin Croft and George Dobell preview the first T20 in Barbados between West Indies and England where both sides will get a boost with the return of injured stars including Chris Gayle and Eoin Morgan (02:19)
Play
Video
Croft: Gayle is a big factor
Mar 9, 2014 George Dobell and Colin Croft preview the three-match T20 series between England and West Indies in Barbados (02:39)
Play
Audio
Bob Hope or No Hope
Switch Hit: JHB is joined by Butch Gnasher and George to discuss England's desperate form going into the World T20. (41:32) | Mar 12, 2014
Play
Video
Croft: Superlative hitting by Sammy
Video Report: Colin Croft says there were several heroes but none bigger than captain Darren Sammy in the West Indies' five-wicket win over England in the second T20 at Kensington Oval in Barbados (01:04) | Mar 12, 2014
Play
Video
Dobell: England top order continues to fail
Video Report: George Dobell reports on England's five-wicket loss in the second T20 to the West Indies at Kensington Oval in Barbados (00:54) | Mar 12, 2014
A brilliant and honest summary of England's predicament.
Posted by crickeymate on (November 30, 2013, 3:55 GMT)Ahhhh, the good old days!
Posted by shillingsworth on (November 29, 2013, 22:24 GMT)Pretty tiresome hyperbole here - if this is a failed Ashes tour, it will be much like the majority of such tours in the last 60 years, not just the 1990s. 'Greatest achievement', 'Best team of all time' - more hyperbole from the same author.
Posted by disco_bob on (November 29, 2013, 13:42 GMT)Before Brisbane, the pundits reckoned that, yes it will be tougher but England should win without too much drama, now after the first match at the Gabba, it's "if England can win this series it will rank up there amongst their greatest achievements". What a difference a Test makes.
Posted by jackiethepen on (November 29, 2013, 13:37 GMT)Sounds like a fair summary from George Dobell. But I would welcome a criticism of the management which also seems to resemble something from the 90s.