Simon Hughes's Blog, page 30

The Ashes: the cupboard looks alarmingly bare for the Australia cricket team

Simon Hughes: Australian selections have been a source of fascination
all series, and have been borne of a lack of depth.

The Ashes 2010: The Analyst on how England retained the Ashes in Australia

Simon Hughes pins down six reasons why England kept the Ashes.

The Analyst at the Ashes - Melbourne Day Four

Simon Hughes, The Analyst, reviews play on the fourth day at Melbourne which
sees England win the Ashes in Australia for the first time in 24 years.

The Ashes 2010: Tim Bresnan wrecks Australia with minimum fuss

Simon Hughes: Burly Yorkshire seamer is a no-frills character, but he
is also a highly skilled bowler.

The Ashes 2010: Hawk-Eye shows how Tim Bresnan skittled Australia

Bresnan's consistency and intelligence too much for Australia.

The Analyst at the Ashes - Melbourne Day 3

Simon Hughes, The Analyst, reviews Day Three of the third Ashes Test in
Melbourne.

The Ashes 2010: lady luck smiles on England's Matt Prior but Paul Collingwood's curse continues in Australia

Simon Hughes: While Matt Prior's wicketkeeping has been excellent
throughout the Ashes series, his batting's been dismal.

The Ashes 2010: Hawk-Eye analysis on how Jonathan Trott avoided being drawn into the off drive

The Analyst on how Jonathan Trott scored his runs against Australia.

The Analyst at the Ashes - Melbourne Day 2

Simon Hughes, The Analyst, reviews Day Two of the third Ashes Test in
Melbourne.

The Ashes 2010: dismissal of Australia batsman Michael Hussey a triumph of planning and execution for England

England bowlers kept Australia's key man quiet with exemplary accuracy and
then Anderson landed the killer blow.