http://whetzelandclements.editboard.com/ashes-f2/-t1.htm anything about the ashes (guests can post)  Sun, 11 Feb 2007 11:55:26 GMT 10 http://i21.tinypic.com/119zfns.jpg http://whetzelandclements.editboard.com/ashes-f2/-t1.htm http://whetzelandclements.editboard.com/ashes-f2/england-won-the-triangular-one-day-series-t243.htm whetzel england have won the 2nd final against australia and hav now wone the one day series finals 2-0 after looking down and out with no chance of reaching the final we got into the final with 2wins 1 against oz other against NZ.after these 4 odi's won in a row england are finally showing some good one day form as the world cup approaches Ashes Sun, 11 Feb 2007 11:55:26 GMT http://whetzelandclements.editboard.com/ashes-f2/england-won-the-triangular-one-day-series-t243.htm#5412 http://whetzelandclements.editboard.com/ashes-f2/england-won-the-triangular-one-day-series-t243.htm http://whetzelandclements.editboard.com/ashes-f2/should-winners-keep-the-ashes-urn-t225.htm whetzel England legend Ian Botham has backed calls for the famous Ashes urn to remain on Australian soil. Sir Richard Branson, whose Virgin crew took the urn over to Australia, said he was "uncomfortable" taking it back. Botham, a member of the last England team to win down under, added: "This is only promoting the game. The winners of the Ashes should hold the Ashes." The MCC ruled out such a move and said: "The urn was never intended to be the trophy for the cricket series." ... Ashes Wed, 03 Jan 2007 22:25:44 GMT http://whetzelandclements.editboard.com/ashes-f2/should-winners-keep-the-ashes-urn-t225.htm#4878 http://whetzelandclements.editboard.com/ashes-f2/should-winners-keep-the-ashes-urn-t225.htm http://whetzelandclements.editboard.com/ashes-f2/marcus-stresscothick-t174.htm whetzel Opener back in England England batsman Marcus Trescothick arrived back in England on Wednesday after leaving the Ashes tour with a recurrence of his stress-related illness. The opener, who had also pulled out of the Test series with India earlier in the year and did not return there for last month's Champions Trophy tournament, jetted into Heathrow looking exhausted. Having abandoned his official touring blazer for a brown leather jacket, blue shirt and jeans and carrying minimal ... Ashes Fri, 17 Nov 2006 15:54:26 GMT http://whetzelandclements.editboard.com/ashes-f2/marcus-stresscothick-t174.htm#2292 http://whetzelandclements.editboard.com/ashes-f2/marcus-stresscothick-t174.htm http://whetzelandclements.editboard.com/ashes-f2/forum-problem-t231.htm Anonymous Hello Everybody. I have a big problem on my forum which is run on the same script like yours. Every time when I woke up and turn on my computer I see that there is a lot of links to strange domains with nothing on them but usually redirecting to bad sites ;-( This links looks like : felicitous ragazze sexldo ragazza fantastica buono foto hedonism ridiculous nonne live show mepeg vergognoso bionde orale fotti ebony frei matt hardcore nella camera gambe aperrte ... Ashes Sun, 07 Jan 2007 07:07:17 GMT http://whetzelandclements.editboard.com/ashes-f2/forum-problem-t231.htm#5100 http://whetzelandclements.editboard.com/ashes-f2/forum-problem-t231.htm http://whetzelandclements.editboard.com/ashes-f2/must-see-sydney-test-t223.htm whetzel Even though England are 4-0 in the series and could well suffer a whitewash.The Sydney test has to be watched as it will be the last chance to see Shane Warne, Glenn McGrath and Justin Langer playing test cricket.The Aussies will miss these 3 great players but they have a strong county circuit so they will still be a strong side but they cant replace ''The Magician'' Shane Warne. Ashes Mon, 01 Jan 2007 10:47:03 GMT http://whetzelandclements.editboard.com/ashes-f2/must-see-sydney-test-t223.htm#4795 http://whetzelandclements.editboard.com/ashes-f2/must-see-sydney-test-t223.htm http://whetzelandclements.editboard.com/ashes-f2/ashes-poems-lol-t172.htm whetzel To whip the poms, if it doesn't rain.
They said it was going to be five nil
They must have thought England's team were ill.
Now they will play on that sacred turf,
Who will be master, who will be serf.
We'll have to sit and wait and see
So have a cuppa, and watch TV.]]> Ashes Thu, 16 Nov 2006 17:54:51 GMT http://whetzelandclements.editboard.com/ashes-f2/ashes-poems-lol-t172.htm#2276 http://whetzelandclements.editboard.com/ashes-f2/ashes-poems-lol-t172.htm http://whetzelandclements.editboard.com/ashes-f2/who-shouldbt-be-in-the-ashes-squad-t9.htm whetzel i think just ashley giles shouldnt be ne point in havin 2 SLA's Ashes Mon, 09 Oct 2006 19:29:03 GMT http://whetzelandclements.editboard.com/ashes-f2/who-shouldbt-be-in-the-ashes-squad-t9.htm#13 http://whetzelandclements.editboard.com/ashes-f2/who-shouldbt-be-in-the-ashes-squad-t9.htm http://whetzelandclements.editboard.com/ashes-f2/england-lose-again-t233.htm whetzel England conceded a record 221-5 before losing the Twenty20 international to Australia by a margin of 77 runs. Adam Gilchrist 48 and Ricky Ponting 47 put on 69 from 29 balls before Andrew Symonds and Cameron White accelerated in the latter stages. Australia plundered 14 sixes in all, another record in this format. When England batted, they collapsed to 78-6 before Jamie Dalrymple (32) and debutant wicket-keeper Paul Nixon (31) took them up to a total of 144-9. Ponting won the toss and ... Ashes Tue, 09 Jan 2007 11:43:48 GMT http://whetzelandclements.editboard.com/ashes-f2/england-lose-again-t233.htm#5110 http://whetzelandclements.editboard.com/ashes-f2/england-lose-again-t233.htm http://whetzelandclements.editboard.com/ashes-f2/5-ways-england-got-it-wrong-t205.htm whetzel Gutted. Last year's home win wasn't a fluke - England deserved it - but reality has hit us like a big wet haddock across the chops. Those gimlet-eyed old bushmen have given us a right good thumping - and there's no excuses. Freddie was keen to defend his players but, frankly, when the challenge was at its highest, they were feeble. The first day at Brisbane, the last day at Adelaide, the second day in Perth.... they went at it with all the vigour of a bunch of shivering schoolgirls ... Ashes Tue, 19 Dec 2006 17:11:49 GMT http://whetzelandclements.editboard.com/ashes-f2/5-ways-england-got-it-wrong-t205.htm#3989 http://whetzelandclements.editboard.com/ashes-f2/5-ways-england-got-it-wrong-t205.htm http://whetzelandclements.editboard.com/ashes-f2/last-years-ashes-a-distant-battered-memory-t201.htm whetzel Australia's savage batting made a mockery of England's mediocre first innings in Perth. And by losing Andrew Strauss, albeit debatably, the tourists need a cricketing miracle from 19-1, chasing 557 to win the match. Back in the real world, it's more about trying to hold out for two full days to keep the series alive. PLAYER OF THE DAY Three centuries were scored as Australia rattled up 408 runs in only 76 overs. All were very different with Mike Hussey's a workmanlike affair, Michael ... Ashes Sat, 16 Dec 2006 12:43:21 GMT http://whetzelandclements.editboard.com/ashes-f2/last-years-ashes-a-distant-battered-memory-t201.htm#3769 http://whetzelandclements.editboard.com/ashes-f2/last-years-ashes-a-distant-battered-memory-t201.htm http://whetzelandclements.editboard.com/ashes-f2/england-have-lost-the-ashes-t200.htm whetzel Adam Gilchrist scored the second fastest Test century in history as Australia took total command of the third Ashes Test. He reached his ton in 57 balls, one behind Viv Richards' 20-year record as Australia declared on 527-5, a lead of 556, on day three in Perth. Michael Clarke and Mike Hussey also completed centuries as Australia looked in the box seat to regain the Ashes. In reply, England were 19-1 at the close Andrew Strauss out for a duck. England were set a mammoth 557 to win ... Ashes Sat, 16 Dec 2006 10:22:21 GMT http://whetzelandclements.editboard.com/ashes-f2/england-have-lost-the-ashes-t200.htm#3752 http://whetzelandclements.editboard.com/ashes-f2/england-have-lost-the-ashes-t200.htm http://whetzelandclements.editboard.com/ashes-f2/has-englands-batting-failure-finished-us-off-t196.htm whetzel England’s failure to capitalise on their successful opening day in Perth has probably sealed the fate of the Ashes. Starting the second day full of hope, and with the realistic aim of batting through the day to build a big lead, England managed to lose their way again in hopeless fashion. Although the last-wicket pair of Steve Harmison and Monty Panesar - who else?- managed to put together the highest partnership of the innings, the lift they produced, coupled with the immediate dismissal ... Ashes Fri, 15 Dec 2006 15:35:30 GMT http://whetzelandclements.editboard.com/ashes-f2/has-englands-batting-failure-finished-us-off-t196.htm#3683 http://whetzelandclements.editboard.com/ashes-f2/has-englands-batting-failure-finished-us-off-t196.htm http://whetzelandclements.editboard.com/ashes-f2/4th-test-t216.htm whetzel Andrew Symonds hit a fine maiden Test century and Matthew Hayden plundered 153 as Australia ended day two of the fourth Test 213 runs ahead of England. Andrew Flintoff, Matthew Hoggard and Steve Harmison struck in the morning to leave the Aussies on 84-5, 75 behind. But Symonds (154) and Hayden added 279 before the latter and Adam Gilchrist fell to Sajid Mahmood before stumps. Australia - 3-0 up in the series - closed on 372-7, with England looking weary and short of inspiration. It was ... Ashes Wed, 27 Dec 2006 09:14:35 GMT http://whetzelandclements.editboard.com/ashes-f2/4th-test-t216.htm#4628 http://whetzelandclements.editboard.com/ashes-f2/4th-test-t216.htm http://whetzelandclements.editboard.com/ashes-f2/who-do-u-fink-will-win-the-ashes-t124.htm whetzel
wot do u fink?]]> Ashes Thu, 26 Oct 2006 10:31:03 GMT http://whetzelandclements.editboard.com/ashes-f2/who-do-u-fink-will-win-the-ashes-t124.htm#1669 http://whetzelandclements.editboard.com/ashes-f2/who-do-u-fink-will-win-the-ashes-t124.htm http://whetzelandclements.editboard.com/ashes-f2/giles-flies-home-from-ashes-tour-t198.htm whetzel Ashley Giles is returning from England's Ashes tour of Australia to be with his wife, Stine, who has been diagnosed as suffering a brain tumour. The Warwickshire left-arm spinner will be replaced in the squad by Middlesex off-spinner Jamie Dalrymple, already in Australia with the Academy squad. England coach Duncan Fletcher said: "This is very distressing news. "The thoughts of all the players and management are with Ashley and Stine at such a difficult time." Fletcher ... Ashes Sat, 16 Dec 2006 10:17:07 GMT http://whetzelandclements.editboard.com/ashes-f2/giles-flies-home-from-ashes-tour-t198.htm#3749 http://whetzelandclements.editboard.com/ashes-f2/giles-flies-home-from-ashes-tour-t198.htm http://whetzelandclements.editboard.com/ashes-f2/fletcherthe-problem-t167.htm whetzel I ask you, since Michael Vaughan left, what has Fletcher done to protect the high morale present after the Ashes win? Nothing, as far as I can see. For a team that has had such success, England now seem shockingly demotivated, uninterested and unhappy. Fletcher has allowed, among others, Trescothick, Harmison, Strauss and now Kevin Pietersen to totally lose form and even interest at points over the last year. It is likey that we might play several out of form, desperately struggling players in ... Ashes Sun, 12 Nov 2006 23:12:17 GMT http://whetzelandclements.editboard.com/ashes-f2/fletcherthe-problem-t167.htm#2223 http://whetzelandclements.editboard.com/ashes-f2/fletcherthe-problem-t167.htm http://whetzelandclements.editboard.com/ashes-f2/who-do-u-fink-should-be-englands-main-spinner-t148.htm whetzel
Panesar - 24 years old, bowling average 32.40, batting average 10.20, poor fielder.

Giles has played seven Tests against Australia for a bowling average of 51.58 compared to a career average of 39.60 in 52 Tests. In the 2005 Ashes series, he took ten wickets at 57.80. Panesar has never played against Australia.]]> Ashes Wed, 08 Nov 2006 20:38:45 GMT http://whetzelandclements.editboard.com/ashes-f2/who-do-u-fink-should-be-englands-main-spinner-t148.htm#2046 http://whetzelandclements.editboard.com/ashes-f2/who-do-u-fink-should-be-englands-main-spinner-t148.htm http://whetzelandclements.editboard.com/ashes-f2/wot-batsman-will-get-the-bigest-innings-total-in-the-ashes-t66.htm Clements ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ Ashes Thu, 12 Oct 2006 19:10:32 GMT http://whetzelandclements.editboard.com/ashes-f2/wot-batsman-will-get-the-bigest-innings-total-in-the-ashes-t66.htm#314 http://whetzelandclements.editboard.com/ashes-f2/wot-batsman-will-get-the-bigest-innings-total-in-the-ashes-t66.htm http://whetzelandclements.editboard.com/ashes-f2/who-should-start-in-the-1st-test-t1.htm whetzel e.g should marcus trescothick really play as there is a big doubt over whether he can cope with the pressure]]> Ashes Mon, 09 Oct 2006 16:07:59 GMT http://whetzelandclements.editboard.com/ashes-f2/who-should-start-in-the-1st-test-t1.htm#1 http://whetzelandclements.editboard.com/ashes-f2/who-should-start-in-the-1st-test-t1.htm http://whetzelandclements.editboard.com/ashes-f2/the-bodyline-series-t158.htm whetzel The Ashes Part 6: Bodyline Series The arrival of the English touring side in Australia for the Ashes series during the summer of 1932-3 was much anticipated by all Australian cricket fans. Unknown to the Australians at the time was the fact, English captain Douglas Jardine was about to write his team into the record and history books for all the wrong reasons. To counter the skill of the great Australian player Donald Bradman, who had devastated the English bowling attack during the ... Ashes Fri, 10 Nov 2006 23:15:53 GMT http://whetzelandclements.editboard.com/ashes-f2/the-bodyline-series-t158.htm#2205 http://whetzelandclements.editboard.com/ashes-f2/the-bodyline-series-t158.htm http://whetzelandclements.editboard.com/ashes-f2/bothams-ashes-t159.htm whetzel Don't let history repeat itself It was a quarter of a century ago today that Ian Botham, with England 135 for 7 following on and 1-0 down against Australia, suggested to Graham Dilley that they should "give it some humpty" and one of the most implausible plot-twists in Test history was underway. Headingley '81 was a millstone that hung painfully around English cricket's neck until last year when a whole gloriously epic Ashes series inspired a new generation of hero-worshippers. ... Ashes Fri, 10 Nov 2006 23:19:22 GMT http://whetzelandclements.editboard.com/ashes-f2/bothams-ashes-t159.htm#2206 http://whetzelandclements.editboard.com/ashes-f2/bothams-ashes-t159.htm http://whetzelandclements.editboard.com/ashes-f2/ashes-umpires-t160.htm whetzel BILLY Bowden and Steve Bucknor will umpire the first Test of England's Ashes defence against Australia at the Gabbba later this month. New Zealander Bowden and Bucknor from West Indies will share the umpiring duties with South Africa's Rudi Koertzen and Pakistan's Aleem Dar during the five-Test series. Koertzen and Bucknor will stand in the second Test in Adelaide beginning on December 1. Koertzen and Dar will officiate in the third and fourth Tests in Perth (beginning December 14) and ... Ashes Sat, 11 Nov 2006 12:36:07 GMT http://whetzelandclements.editboard.com/ashes-f2/ashes-umpires-t160.htm#2208 http://whetzelandclements.editboard.com/ashes-f2/ashes-umpires-t160.htm http://whetzelandclements.editboard.com/ashes-f2/mr-infredible-t166.htm whetzel Andrew Flintoff had waited seven years and 48 Tests for his first slice of Ashes action, and when it came it was all too brief. Scores of 0 and 3 in the 2005 series opener at Lord's were the prelude to a thumping 239-run defeat, and suddenly all of England's pre-season optimism had been deflated in the blink of an eye. If ever the need for a hero had arisen, it was now. At Edgbaston ten days later, Flintoff answered the call with a performance of unparalleled conviction that will echo down ... Ashes Sun, 12 Nov 2006 22:12:55 GMT http://whetzelandclements.editboard.com/ashes-f2/mr-infredible-t166.htm#2221 http://whetzelandclements.editboard.com/ashes-f2/mr-infredible-t166.htm http://whetzelandclements.editboard.com/ashes-f2/geraint-jones-to-return-as-ashes-keeper-t163.htm whetzel Geraint Jones will be England's wicket-keeper in the first Ashes Test, coach Duncan Fletcher has confirmed. Jones lost his place this year to Chris Read this summer but Read had a poor Champions Trophy in India last month. "Fred [captain Andrew Flintoff] and myself had a good meeting and we decided we're going to go into the Test with Jones," said Fletcher. "At this stage we're convinced that Jones will be a better prospect for batting at number seven." Fletcher ... Ashes Sun, 12 Nov 2006 11:01:41 GMT http://whetzelandclements.editboard.com/ashes-f2/geraint-jones-to-return-as-ashes-keeper-t163.htm#2217 http://whetzelandclements.editboard.com/ashes-f2/geraint-jones-to-return-as-ashes-keeper-t163.htm http://whetzelandclements.editboard.com/ashes-f2/aussies-t125.htm whetzel these are 2 of they chants they came up with for the forthcoming ashes series they prob wont sing nyway they neva sing There's the song for injured captain Michael Vaughan, set to the tune of Daydream Believer: Cheer up Michael Vaughan, How bad must it be, To a be a poor pommie whinger, And you're watching on TV? But Livingstone seemed proudest of his song for Monty Panesar - a player routinely called "Monty Python" here down under. Set to the tune of My Old Man's a ... Ashes Thu, 26 Oct 2006 14:09:06 GMT http://whetzelandclements.editboard.com/ashes-f2/aussies-t125.htm#1672 http://whetzelandclements.editboard.com/ashes-f2/aussies-t125.htm http://whetzelandclements.editboard.com/ashes-f2/giles-starts-as-aussies-run-rampant-t178.htm whetzel monty panesar dropped from the england side for ashley giles who picked up 1 wicket and bowled quite well. freddie finished were he left off last ashes series by being our best bowla taking 2-48 in his 16overs but he couldnt do anything aboot ricky ponting who looked in good touch strait away as he came on and finished on 137not out hes batting with mike hussey who made a good 63not out.aussies on track 2 make a big 1st innings total on an excellent batting pitch Ashes Thu, 23 Nov 2006 08:13:13 GMT http://whetzelandclements.editboard.com/ashes-f2/giles-starts-as-aussies-run-rampant-t178.htm#2379 http://whetzelandclements.editboard.com/ashes-f2/giles-starts-as-aussies-run-rampant-t178.htm http://whetzelandclements.editboard.com/ashes-f2/2006-2007-ashes-dates-t155.htm Admin First Test: 23–27 November, Brisbane Second Test: 1–5 December, Adelaide Third Test: 14–18 December, Perth Fourth Test: 26–30 December, Melbourne Fifth Test: 2–6 January, Sydney Tour Matches Prime Minister's XI v England: 10 November, Canberra New South Wales v England: 12-14 November, Sydney South Australia v England: 17-19 November, Adelaide Western Australia v England: 9-10 December, Perth Ashes Thu, 09 Nov 2006 18:44:53 GMT http://whetzelandclements.editboard.com/ashes-f2/2006-2007-ashes-dates-t155.htm#2153 http://whetzelandclements.editboard.com/ashes-f2/2006-2007-ashes-dates-t155.htm http://whetzelandclements.editboard.com/ashes-f2/ashes-survival-t179.htm whetzel Ashes survival Follow some simple rules for a successful Ashes series This Ashes series will be about as tough as it gets. There will be mental burnout, shattered limbs and ruined reputations - and I'm not talking about the players either. How do you survive the nerves, tension and sleep deprivation of the next six weeks? Ashes affliction: Obsessive reading/listening/viewing of all previews, reports and analysis. Awkward outcome: Unable to understand simple procedures/instructions ... Ashes Thu, 23 Nov 2006 21:02:40 GMT http://whetzelandclements.editboard.com/ashes-f2/ashes-survival-t179.htm#2397 http://whetzelandclements.editboard.com/ashes-f2/ashes-survival-t179.htm http://whetzelandclements.editboard.com/ashes-f2/england-chants-t134.htm whetzel put yor england chants in ere Ashes Mon, 30 Oct 2006 22:23:41 GMT http://whetzelandclements.editboard.com/ashes-f2/england-chants-t134.htm#1766 http://whetzelandclements.editboard.com/ashes-f2/england-chants-t134.htm http://whetzelandclements.editboard.com/ashes-f2/the-ashes-2005-t147.htm whetzel It is easy to say it with hindsight, but even as the 2005 Ashes were being contested, everyone involved was aware they were part of one of the greatest series ever. Cricket's turn in the sun Perhaps it had to do with the history of the rivalry between England and Australia, dating back purely in cricketing terms to 1887. Maybe it was because England had not beaten their great rivals in a Test series since 1987, the weight of expectation growing as time wore on. ... Ashes Wed, 08 Nov 2006 20:29:46 GMT http://whetzelandclements.editboard.com/ashes-f2/the-ashes-2005-t147.htm#2040 http://whetzelandclements.editboard.com/ashes-f2/the-ashes-2005-t147.htm http://whetzelandclements.editboard.com/ashes-f2/who-will-bowl-quicker-collingwood-or-mcgrath-t63.htm whetzel ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ Ashes Thu, 12 Oct 2006 14:40:52 GMT http://whetzelandclements.editboard.com/ashes-f2/who-will-bowl-quicker-collingwood-or-mcgrath-t63.htm#216 http://whetzelandclements.editboard.com/ashes-f2/who-will-bowl-quicker-collingwood-or-mcgrath-t63.htm