Ashes to England
The English Summer looks positively brighter now. And why not!
A cricket win is a cause for celebration any day.
Test cricket, more so.
A series win, even more so.
Against Australia? Hats Off!
And when it is England doing it after 18 years..well! well!
The entire country celebrates and so do millions of cricket fans all over the world! Read on...
BBC SPORT | Cricket | Ashes 2005 | Fans to hail Ashes-winning heroes: "The tour will proceed from Mansion House to Queen Victoria Street, Cannon Street, St Paul's Churchyard, Ludgate Hill, Fleet Street, Strand, Duncannon Street and Trafalgar Square, where the presentation will end at 1300 BST. "
A cricket win is a cause for celebration any day.
Test cricket, more so.
A series win, even more so.
Against Australia? Hats Off!
And when it is England doing it after 18 years..well! well!
The entire country celebrates and so do millions of cricket fans all over the world! Read on...
BBC SPORT | Cricket | Ashes 2005 | Fans to hail Ashes-winning heroes: "The tour will proceed from Mansion House to Queen Victoria Street, Cannon Street, St Paul's Churchyard, Ludgate Hill, Fleet Street, Strand, Duncannon Street and Trafalgar Square, where the presentation will end at 1300 BST. "
posted by ShaanCho at
9/13/2005 02:11:00 PM
2 Comments:
I don't watch cricket but I know you love it, so cheers! :)
By
Anonymous, at 13/9/05 18:37
Yes, I love Cricket. And so do most Indians. The British brought this game here, so you can call it our "colonial inheritance"!
And it's nice to see them win against their arch rivals after a long, long time.
By
ShaanCho, at 13/9/05 19:59
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