The fungus that floored the Aussies

Lillee and Thommo, Illy, Boycs and Snow: the '70s was a fine time for a youngster captivated by England-Australia Test matches

Leading an Ashes tour for the first time, Ian Chappell ignored advice from the press, former players, and his grandmother, and saved his captaincy in the process

In which the author tries to cover up a faux pas made while talking to the Queen

It's a tag that has been used for previous inexperienced squads as well, but given the state of the Sheffield Shield, this time it might just stick

Or do they? A look at how Chappelli's Australia would react to a homework assignment

The Headingley defeat rankled the Australians as they went to The Oval for the final Test in 1972. They had to win to square the series