Ben Stokes reacts to winning final Ashes Test and drawing series!

[@subham_daz]

Can't quite remember a 5 match test series as epic as this. England deserves a lot of credit to comeback and draw the series 2-2. Incredible just incredible 2 months of exhilarating Ashes cricket. Kudos to both teams 👏🔥

[@Chasingghosts23]

They deserve nothing basically 3 new balls in the first 80. Overs in the second innings

[@horacebinns8069]

​@@Chasingghosts23why do you love to cry

[@kart44]

Plenty you just havent noticed

[@AL3X2580]

England deserves no credit, they failed to win the ashes for the 4th series in a row. It’s embarrassing

[@arvinthsrus]

They missed the fourth due to rain

[@reach2prasanna]

What wonderful answers Stokes gave. Absolutely loved it. His love for the game and his hunger to win is so palpable.

[@louquay]

Until he failed to recognise his opposition did a good enough job in extremely tough circumstances to retain the most coveted trophy in cricket

[@CubeCadet]

What a series this has been, why did it have to end…

[@scsutton1]

Because for the next four weeks, we're going to be told that the 16.4 is somehow better.

[@tomben6180]

@@scsutton1Yep and what a load of bollocks

[@oscarsierra1234]

16.4

[@scsutton1]

@@oscarsierra1234 I stand corrected, thank you.

[@oscarsierra1234]

You're welcome. I was thinking then 17.4 lol 106 balls?

[@AhmedRaza-lm8hn]

Broads' career ended in a truly magical way. He hit a six in his final delivery as a batsman and picked up the last wicket on his last ball as a bowler. Such a surreal moment is truly enchanting and seems to be a fitting finale to a remarkable career ♥️🔥👏

[@darrylmackie9184]

Don't FORGET THE BALL DAMPERING THIS ONE'S NOT SWINGING SO WE WILL HAVE A BRAND NEW DOCTORED ONE.

[@YouTube_hates_my_name]

​@@darrylmackie9184oi!! It's us poms that whinge, not Aussies 😂😂😂

[@pleasantville4529]

​@@darrylmackie9184 Well, if we look back to Edgbaston, didn't the Aussies do exactly the same thing? The players don't pick the replacement ball, the umpires do. Also, the ball that was replaced, was in a shocking state after only 30 odd overs. It was literally falling apart at the seams.

[@iankearns774]

@@darrylmackie9184 Players dont choose the ball, the Umpires are to blame for that.

[@iankearns774]

@@pleasantville4529 No photo that was shown showed that. It had a mark from Khawajas grille but looked like a near 40 over ball. The one they replaced it with looked less than 5 overs old, Umpires need to go to Specsavers.

[@michaellincoln3739]

5 day Test Cricket is alive and brilliantly entertaining for the world to see. Thanks England and Australia for showcasing the drama, the struggle, the tactics and shear wonder of this great chess game on a field.

[@chtalhaiqbal3241]

Thanks to India for launching money cricket , spoiling bowling and green top contests all over globe

[@meEllson]

More England

[@randyborstol2491]

test cricket when competitive is the best game in the world. You are competing against the opposition, the ball, the pitch, the weather, 1v1 duals, a team v team dual - so many layers and facets

[@HkFinn83]

The ashes is alive in England and Australia. Test cricket though is not doing well generally.

[@tomben6180]

@@chtalhaiqbal3241what?

[@cjm9166]

Can we just start it all over again please? What a series ❤️ well done to both teams for providing so much entertainment 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 🇦🇺

[@VGK-vm9eu]

THE ASHES IS THE OLDEST AND GREATEST RIVALRY IN TEST CRICKET

[@mrbaker7443]

Really? Is the sky blue as well?😂

[@timotyfinlayson9963]

@mrbaker7443 Australia is done batting so probably 😂

[@Nandan-s1n]

the key is Ben Strokes, the way he think , apply and lead on field is amazing. He has changed the test cricket and has show the way test match should be played. One of the best test cricketer we have right now. Well done Eng, Well done Aussy.

[@bobmuir8352]

No Test cricket is not and never will be 5 days of one day cricket

[@Nandan-s1n]

@@bobmuir8352 Cricketers like Ben Strokes has made test cricket interesting and alway look for winning. Scoring runs at 5 runs per over in test match, first inning?Unbelievable!! . Joe Roots facing first ball of Third test third day and playing reverse scoop ? who thought of such improvised shoot will be played that too facing first ball in test cricket. Such cricketers have changed the way test cricket was played. I am really happy and enjoying the way Ashes series played this year.

[@tauhidrayhan9467]

Any cricket lover will get real taste of test in Ashes, This ashes proved it yet again with another memorable series. Thanks to Broad & Moeen Ali for entertaining us.

[@mdrisulislam176]

Hats off to the England team and Stokes for being an amazing captain. Good luck for future Ali and Broad. Woakes an unsung hero. This 2 teams proved time and time why test cricket is the best form of cricket.

[@aconiteuniverse]

England and Australia time for a well deserved beer together for such an entertaining series..Well done both teams.

[@car5473]

Cricket journalist Bharat Sundaresan reported that he’d noticed the Australian players “hanging around for quite a while waiting” to meet up with the English players after the match, with “Steve Smith even peering into the English rooms a couple of times before giving up.” Sundaresan went on to report that the Australians had asked the English players about getting together, as is considered both traditional and sportsmanlike, but “didn’t get a response and allegedly the home team stayed behind locked doors.” Sundaresan later reported that the English camp had clarified that the reason for the lack of post-series drinks with the opposition was in fact because of the concurrent retirements of Stuart Broad and Moeen Ali.

[@Hemi_Waipiro]

good old england, taking the moral high ground, then locking the doors. What a bunch of turkey's even when they had won the last test of the series. Baz McCullum = drongo.

[@Hassan494]

​@@Hemi_Waipirothey love to move the goalposts as it suits them. They win at so many self serving arbitrary things who needs an urn!?

[@pwisblue.6699]

​@Hemi_Waipiro What an Aussie whinging ,? Surely not.🤔

[@Hemi_Waipiro]

Thing is Aussie didn't do anything wrong with that Bairstow stumping - he was asleep at the wheel and this is professional sport. England just being chumps in their response and holding a grudge, pretty typical. Trying to turn it into something major which it wasn't, it was merely a dismissal. Anyway I'm a kiwi and Baz saying those things makes him, look like the drongo he is.

[@SvendBosanvovski]

I'm usually crooked on the Poms (LOL) when they beat us, but Ben epitomises all that makes cricket great. Outstanding athlete, proud, confident, loyal, but above all a great sport.

[@ar04097]

I'm an indian living in Singapore watched every ball of England innings in the series. Power of bazball 💪, England is favorite team now for many cricket lovers arnd the world irrespective of nationality Request to BCCI to not prepare pitches full of potholes and dust when England visit for test series

[@zeekarim8981]

Woakes, Broad and Ali 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

[@Just_for_K]

Epic Ashes series that, can't forget for the rest of my life. A good game of spirit with lots of lows and highs, tricks and teases, joys and utter sadness, and last but not least full of dramas and controversies.

[@paulmeaden5731]

Amazing effort by England after going 2 down. They really had to push the tempo in every session.

[@louquay]

Urn is on QF1 to Sydney though isn't it

[@paulmeaden5731]

@louquay yes Australia retained it and fair play to them. They dug in and played some good cricket, but I'm still proud of england. Not easy to beat a quality side like that who are just playing for draws at that point. Credit to both sides

[@wunnell]

Certainly their ability to come back from that point is one of the most encouraging things to come from this series. Obviously there will be some personnel changes by the time the next series in Australia comes around but this seems like a team that could be more competitive in Australia than many England teams have been recently.

[@ajkmafiagamezyt]

This series has been a rollercoaster thanks to both cricket teams that have put on a show for us to watch and thanks to the captain Ben Stokes and the Australia captain for making these teams possible 👏💯

[@mrbipolarmattyhoward6071]

Ben Stokes is without doubt one of the best England captains ever leads from the front pure class.

[@freespeech515]

Not really. Woakes would have won 5-0

[@mrbipolarmattyhoward6071]

@@freespeech515 your joking Ben Stokes took the bull by the horns

[@skibboshadow2670]

@@mrbipolarmattyhoward6071. And gave away the 1st test with an insane decision.

[@freespeech515]

@@mrbipolarmattyhoward6071 Not really. he is just a gambler. Return is less than 50% but some time he hit the jackpot. How do i know . what magic wand i use? I am observing humans in sports. he is born in year of sheep. Same as shoigu ashis nehra , shardul lord thakur , ian botham... sheeps are born gambler. They do have affinity with rooster(mccullum) Dhoni(rooster) and Peter kirsten(sheep) Their tandem always successful.

[@mrbipolarmattyhoward6071]

@@skibboshadow2670 He was unlucky may have declared to early but it showed he had balls to take them on. It made what would normally be a boring test series into best ashes ever with exciting gung-ho batting against a team that we’re scared to score runs. He lead from the front his batting them all over the place gave the team inspiration to take the Aussies on and boy was it good only for the rain we would have won it. I think you need to give him and the team the respect the whole ashes was exciting to watch.

[@zigzag8949]

Kiwi king hitter changed the ball 15 times during the season. Who needs sandpaper

[@adeelisaacc1598]

The Ashes to remember for the rest of life for many. Incredible cricket 🏏

[@wesdoodle2495]

If what they say is true about test cricket dying I’ll happily have the ashes every 2 years if this is what we are served up! Great series - a draw a fair result. You can’t beat the ashes!

[@ayushmanbhalla8737]

I thoroughly enjoyed every single test of this series, just a pure and classic Ashes battle !

[@domroberts9929]

Certainly captivated a new fan here. Well done boys, great series. Looking forward to the next already

[@bibek926]

"What a player" "What a leader" STOKESY

[@Quincycle]

What a kiwi

[@YouTube_hates_my_name]

​​​@@Quincyclemoved here when aged 3. Usman Khawaja....born Islamabad, Pakistan. Moved to Australia aged 4. What a Pakistani!!! Marcus Labuschagne....born in South Africa. Moved to Australia when aged 10....what a Seth Efrikaan. What's your point??

[@skibboshadow2670]

Except for the crazy decision in the 1st test......

[@joelmatthews5697]

@@KZbin_hates_my_nameSo still a Kiwi?

[@YouTube_hates_my_name]

@@joelmatthews5697 nope!!

[@leighwest5564]

A win helped by the umpires choosing a replacement ball that looked nothing like the ball they replaced. Unbelievable.

[@mohitgaming9112]

You are not bringing boring excuses right

[@markbowman2890]

What about the ball tampering? Not the fault of Stokes but he should acknowledge that they only started to take wickets when they were given a near new ball as a replacement. when the the Australian innings seem well settled.

[@wunnell]

There was no ball-tampering. Why would Stokes dwell on a decision made by the umpires when they've just won a Test match? England did a lot right in this game and that ball was hardly new when they took the last 7 Australian wickets so it should be obvious that any captain is going to highlight that, especially immediately after the game.

[@markbowman2890]

@@wunnell Ball tampering was not the best description of what occurred with the change of the ball during the second innings. Comparing the condition and appearance of the damaged ball with the one that the umpires chose was noticeable. Furthermore, when they used it, the ball was lively and all of a sudden England started taking wickets. If the roles had been reversed, and England were on the wrong side of this decision then we would have heard no end to the saga, a la the Bairstow stumping incident.

[@wunnell]

@@markbowman2890 *"Ball tampering was not the best description..."* No it wasn't, because ball tampering is a specific thing, e.g. rubbing sandpaper on a ball to make it swing more, and that thing didn't happen here. *"...we would have heard no end to the saga..."* And that would be pretty pathetic, just as this is pathetic. My issue here is not that Australian fans feel aggrieved but rather the conspiracy theories being spouted and the fact that many are hiding behind this as an excuse to ignore any other failings of Australia in this game and even the series. The replacement ball did more than the one it replaced but that's not unusual. The reason teams try to get the ball replaced in the first place is that the one they have is not providing much movement. Australia did the very same thing in an earlier game and they took wickets with the replacement ball because it was swinging much more but no one seems to remember that. In this particular case, the appearance of the two balls seemed to more different than is usually the case but replacing a ball that isn't moving with one that does is not uncommon at all and England have been on both sides of that in this series and in others, as have Australia. For the record, I have no issue with what Carey did and the reaction of many England fans at the time and afterwards was disgraceful. Apart from the abuse of Australian players, they are also hiding behind that as excuse to ignore England's own failings. That said, I do think that the arguments that many have made against those accusations and in support of Carey and Australia are pretty poor and indicate a guilty conscience, i.e. I think many more people have an issue with the principle of what happened than are saying but they are just supporting Carey because he's on their team or because they hate England. It's very possible to make a bad argument for the right side and I've seen a lot of that.

[@MK-ki1wg]

Two people who helped turn it around for you... Kumar Dhamasena and Joel Wilson

[@ashroberts846]

No comment about the massive help from the umpire by essentially being given a brand new ball mid-innings?? Silence??

[@ross4970]

Interesting to see how spazball goes on adult sized grounds in Australia.

[@nickbullock9779]

Well done to Baz as well the coach. He has made test cricket great again.

[@shobha377]

Baz is the coach

[@zaroonyakhyakhan4514]

its insane, for as long i remember Cricket i have seen Broad, first time when he first came in 2007 WC, he was facing the great Glenn McGrath and he missed five balls of that over, but on the last ball McGrath bowled him out and that is his first memory of his in my mind. great Player. Cricket will surely miss Stuart Broad.

[@Aman-nk5uq]

You are wrong my man. He never faced McGrath in his career. It was bracken. World t20 2007

[@billmago7991]

And many thanks to the umpires for giving us a new ball after 37 overs...we couldn't have done it without them

[@mrbikehunter]

Absolutely correct Australia was well on the way to winning the game until that moment Khawajas after match interview was very revealing .

[@wunnell]

@@mrbikehunter *"Khawajas after match interview was very revealing"* Yes it was. He claimed that the replacement ball was harder than any of the 10 brand new balls he had faced at the start of each innings throughout the series, so he was clearly exaggerating. Exactly how much difference there was between the balls, we will never know, but we do know that there wasn't as much difference as Khawaja claimed.

[@ShamimAhmed-fw1ke]

What a series it was. 1st ball at edgbaston cummins to crawley 4. And last ball at the oval broad to carey a wicket

[@Sausagechops]

Great to see these heroes smile. Well done Ben and the boys. Those Aussies didn’t stand a chance when we found the groove

[@Arrdeegee]

lol you didn't win, maybe turn up to play from the start next time

[@apopisso6302]

@@Arrdeegeereal result England 3-2. Be man (she/they)enough to admit it. I’m an Aussie.

[@sajithpremadasa-pz4zp]

@@apopisso6302 rain saved eng in 5th test break the momentum of aus 2nd inings

[@Sausagechops]

@@Arrdeegee you lost the moral ashes. And got spanked last 3 tests and saved by rain! Ha ha ha

[@thanvikacutegirl9709]

World no 1 test series ashes

[@saturdayplayer2492]

Great series. England need to find some pace bowlers and a spin all rounder. Hopefully Crawley and Brooke will cement their places and be big run scorers over the next decade.

[@randyborstol2491]

Tongue, Potts, Atkinson, Parkinson, Mahmood

[@saturdayplayer2492]

@@randyborstol2491 None of those will have the shock factor. Couple have already had serious injuries. Need other options. Hope one or two come through but not holding my breath.

[@randyborstol2491]

@@saturdayplayer2492 Anderson was not even picked in 2005 and they changed his action and he struggled. He was orignally seen then as being a white ball bowler. Broad struggled too and was only picking up 3 wickets a test . He was trying to bowl too fast. I did not see much in them in 2009 in the Caribbean.

[@saturdayplayer2492]

@@randyborstol2491 I'm not saying that they won't fill the gaps but they don't look it at the moment.

[@gwarhnden]

​@@saturdayplayer2492you're completely missing the point he's just made..

[@kingslife5485]

Wish these two team could continue playing

[@Stuboy]

Lucky Aussie's saved by the weather

[@jeewssam8418]

Ashes is the pinnacle of Cricket!!...makes u fall in love with Test cricket again

[@randyborstol2491]

Best captain I have seen. Huge impact on how cricket is played.

[@KoreanBritish]

This series has reignited my love of cricket. My grandfather would've been proud

[@nothngspermanent]

thanks Stokesy and Brendon for fanatstic series .... awesome approach and you have made test cricket great again

[@michaelslavin1601]

England needed the change of ball which was so much in better condition, much harder than the previous one which was doing nothing. One must ask why a ball in similar condition was not in the case. They also needed the rain on both days to give them favourable results and got it. Can’t wait to see England do their bazball in Australia, Australia will devour them in all tests. She bring it on. Great series with plenty of antagonism from both sides.

[@brianroads3694]

A great series! Well done to both teams for putting on a great show! Love this New England mindset. May it long continue! 😊

[@vijayakumara6808]

Test no 1 Agrisive Captain in the World 🔥🔥🔥❤❤❤

[@arunthomas4652]

Brilliant series. Great gift for broad to end his career in style. The English team led by stokes played fearless cricket, attacking batting, accurate bowling was their plus points. Australia was defensive when bowling and batting. All their bowlers went for 5 runs per over. Middle order can’t play swing bowling. If the 4th test wasn’t rained off, England would have won ashes 3-2.

[@longjohn5322]

Very narrow view of the series.

[@arunthomas4652]

It’s not a narrow view. I saw the ashes series, England was aggressive and Australia was defensive. Warner, labushagne, head was at sea when facing broad, woakes, wood. They couldn’t play root and Moen spin. England played Murphy well.

[@nasir_118]

England is the only test team that can pull the crowd. It was amazing.

[@sathyamanikantabk4483]

May be Best and Interesting ASHES ever played....wat a emotional rollercoaster it was....both the teams fought till the end.......❤‍🔥❤‍🔥❤‍🔥❤‍🔥❤‍🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@skibboshadow2670]

As mean as it may sound, and as much as I love Stokesy, the decision to declare on the 1st day of the 1st test had a large factor on the series.

[@SoupyRamp]

That didn't have as much as a influence as much as Butterfingers Bairstow did. I believe Bairstow cost them the series with the gloves.

[@gwarhnden]

I don't think it made much difference at all. Had they taken 2 wickets in that evening spell vs the Aussie openers you'd be saying he's a genius for making that move. It was a gamble, and that time it didn't work, but doesn't mean it wasn't a good idea

[@eccehomer8182]

@@SoupyRamp Everyone can make mistakes like that. But that declaration was a bit gung-ho.

[@skibboshadow2670]

@@gwarhnden. I am an ex-professional cricket captain, there is no way I would have not batted the morning session and asked the guys to swing the bat - especially with one of the greatest batsmen of all time at the crease and batting well. I consider it the worst decision I have ever seen in a test match. The fact that they lost a very winnable game, I think bears me out.

[@skibboshadow2670]

@@SoupyRamp. Bairstiow had a brilliant series.

[@khurmiful]

Difficult to stay on top of your game throughout such a short but pressurised series. But I felt England’s performance dictated terms in this series. When they were sloppy they allowed Aussies to take advantage and when they were sharp, they came out on top. Bazzball is the way forward.

[@skibboshadow2670]

Proper test cricket is the way forward. Buzz ball lost England the 1st test.

[@stZxt]

This Bazzball is nothing new to Test cricket lol, it was always the way the best teams played, if you look at they 70s and 80s Windies, and 99- 2007 Aussies, they scored their runs pretty quickly.

[@khurmiful]

@@skibboshadow2670 dropped catches did.

[@khurmiful]

@@stZxt stats don’t back you up.

[@wunnell]

@@stZxt, yes and no. Obviously there have always been players and teams that scored quickly but it was generally that the mode of play followed the player. In England's case, they have deliberately transformed themselves without too much of a change in personnel and it is something that has required buy-in by the whole team. There's nothing new under the sun, but this team transformation is a little different to anything we've seen in the past. They've made themselves the team and the players they are by playing this way, rather than playing this way because they are the team or players that they are. It's also important to note that BazBall doesn't actually exist. England aren't holding press conferences and announcing that they have invented BazbBall and are going to adhere to its rules from here on. The coach and captain decided that they wanted their team to have a particular ethos, both with bat and ball, and the team has played with that ethos since. It was a journalist who coined the term and now every fan has decided what it means to them, but there are no hard and fast rules to it.

[@SuperVinod7]

What a Test series.. So much excitement to watch... Played like last few days on Earth 🌎.. 👍 Totally enjoyed... Both r dominant Teams... 👍

[@somkantwagh9328]

England kept soul back into test cricket... what a team... just incredibly focused and proper test players... what a come back..just treat to watch entire series...

[@somkantwagh9328]

@beefcake502 I can understand buddy... These might be just initial days for you in test cricket... I hope you will match up with test standards in quite a few years..😀

[@anandparmale7934]

One of the greatest series I have witnessed.. India _Australia series in Australia last time and this series could be the best ones.. Loved the baseball approach of England team.. Badly wanted England to win the ashes.. Hats off to Australia also for producing the best cricket and the way counter attacked and kept their cool despite tremendous aggression from their rivals.. Steve Smith was phenomenal and so was Mitchell Stark in this series.. They missed Nathon lyon may be in last tests.. Overall ,a wonderful series..Kudos to both teams!!!🎉🎉

[@gunnalalaxman301]

😂

[@Halbumen]

haven't enjoyed/had several heart attacks as much as i have this series in... i can't remember how long. 2005? awesome team, and happy retirement to mo and broady

[@msybashir1]

Soooo much entertainment, what a series of only it hadn’t rained for two days in a row. Long live test match cricket

[@AkashKumar-dm8ep]

Well done ben stokes coach 👏 👍 💪😂😂😂❤❤

[@markl5990]

Brilliant series. As an Australian there is nothing in cricket than an Ashes series in England. 2--2 felt like the correct result.

[@neilcarpenter2669]

I don't say this because I'm English but England are the most exciting team to watch in World cricket by some distance , some of the stuff England have played in the last 12 months has been fantastic to watch and has changed the way the game is played or how it can be played.

[@arbab8114]

Absolutely amazing series.

[@adamcrook7603]

Congratulations to Ben & the England squad. Ben’s led the front & the entire team have followed. Ben spoke like a true gent, sadly we’re gonna miss the magic of broad. Mo needs to get that shirt on!

[@arty5034]

Change the ball to a much newer one, rip through the Aussie order. Amazing - but of course, that's within the spirit of the game......when the Poms do it.

[@cooperholand]

Poms forgot about the spirit of cricket once that fresh new ball was in their hands

[@prataaptaneja6978]

The best series I have watched in recent times

[@4friendskrunal]

Almost every session was make or break and has captivated viewers throughout.. Ashes at its best - on last day I felt Aussies will win post Smith - Head partnership and few moments later falling wickets in quick succession changed the course.

[@chakras8388]

Incredible Ben Stokes! Great series… Well played both teams!

[@manojvellattuparambil2823]

Absolutely very good ashes series weldone Ben stokes

[@cooperholand]

English had the gall to talk about the "spirit of cricket" then they should have put that ball back in the case and continued with the old one. Absolutely no movement on the old ball, getting smoked by the openers, suddenly they get a ball shinier than a mirror facing the sun, all of a sudden, wickets fall. Absolute farce. England getting all the help this series, still couldn't get the ashes back.

[@mrbikehunter]

Disgraceful how he can stand there knowing he got the most unprecedented gift of a brand new ball at the 40 over mark. Australia was well on the way to easily winning the game. The Umpires will be investigated and found innocent of course.

[@kylerein2034]

exactly, heres an upvote

[@armagaan007]

Test cricket would not have any worries if we had another test rivalry like the Ashes, e.g., an Indo-Pak series every two years. The Ashes are different from a regular test series. It is its own brand.

[@katieclowes3125]

It was a great series from both sides and hopefully win it next time

[@jahanzaibbutt8167]

England Cricket at its best , unforgettable performance it was amazing and exciting from England 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 Love for Stokes and company from Pakistan 🇵🇰

[@patrickjohnson1309]

England Cricket at its best and the mighty Aussies still take the urn home lol. Plus the Aussies didn't play anywhere near their best!

[@leemurray7240]

​@patrickjohnson1309 😂 is that all you can say . The rain is the only thing that saved Australia from losing it.. anyone who watched this series knows how lucky the Australians were.. England were well below there best first two tests and still should have won.. if your happy with being second best in a two horse race And drawing . Well done. But there no doubt the Australians were second best to England not at there best too..😂😂

[@leemurray7240]

@@patrickjohnson1309 you drawn .did you even watch the series. Haha 😄

[@iandye7413]

@@patrickjohnson1309 you don't take the real ashes you get a replica ,they don't trust you lot with your criminal connection's it would be in cash converters within a month 😂😂😂

[@ayeshahabdullah7195]

Waw what win England mashaallha I still don't believe I saw in the morning they ware saying its suspended I thought maybe its drow otherwise aus going win series but simply ❤😊😊😊 superb muahhhhhhhh

[@kylerein2034]

I think its unfair for Australia in this final 5th test, when the ball hit Khawaja's helmet why was Englands replacement ball a shiny near new looking ball compared to the old beaten up looking one. The umpires need to do far better and learn how to pick similar balls properly. it proved to be a big difference in this final test, Warner and Khawaja were going smoothly and starting to take the match away from England until that new ball came on and gave huge advantage to Englands bowlers

[@mohitgaming9112]

What can we say England won and that's all matter

[@NickFaye1986]

Pure Ashes fan❤️ love from 🇮🇳

[@kumarbegary1964]

Congratulations both teams🎉

[@BROOKS39]

It’s was great series. Both teams were brilliant. Well done England for winning the 5th test. Well done Australia for retaining the Ashes. 🇦🇺🇬🇧

[@mohitgaming9112]

Yeah but I think England played very well

[@abhisheknathany2073]

Thank you to the two great sides for keeping this greatest form of the game alive, test cricket at its best, Ashes rocks

[@Mani_Umakant23]

It's called Test for a reason 🔥

[@elliothughes9030]

Superb from both teams. It's why I love cricket!!

[@arifiqbal9941]

Thanks for ur Epic Series England and Australia. Respects to All Legands

[@MozammilAnwar-w5h]

That would be amazing if they can play this BRAND OF CRICKET in Australia Eagerly waiting

[@ROSH1503]

Rain won the Ashes 2023

[@shedman123]

Fantastic series. 5 brilliant games...if the Ausies are the best test side in the world....we can't be far behind them. Can't wait for India.

[@noncookiecutter6753]

Brilliant from England , The rain in Manchester saved the Aussies and they’ll feel they’ve got away with one with series ending 2-2. Let’s hope we push on in the new year against India and really trouble them in their own backyard . Congratulations to Stuart Broad and imo he’s our greatest ever bowler,even though jimmy has more wickets I feel Stuart was more of a big game player as shown today . Lastly moeen ali, what an absolute legend . Came in at the last minute and took big top order wickets and volunteered his services at 3 after popes injury and scored runs. Congratulations mo enjoy your retirement sir !

[@longjohn5322]

Another narrow view of the series. Rise above the belief that the rain only saved the Aussies. Obviously a 5 Test series and all of the contributing factors are beyond your memory and your level of honesty.

[@tejaswinikokkiligadda4429]

Yes really proud to be england fan❤

[@Govindaclass]

Now Moeen Ali should send a text to Stokes before the World Cup😎

[@dewaanmohammadshalehahmeds4005]

Congratulations to both English and Aussie for thrilling & entertaining ashes test series after 2005 ❤❤❤

[@thirtha6193]

Wonderful series...england has taken test matches to next level.. Hats off to mgt and team

[@ajitthakore6183]

Congratulations both teams for excellent series and played good cricket. World was enjoy the game.

[@tepid1903]

Brilliant words from a brilliant captain.

[@Ihtesham-zq2np]

Stokes ! Great fighter ~~~

[@gkdare]

I'm Gk from India🇮🇳 I love the way bounce back england.still ashes top of the test world. England deserves more than Aussie..

[@shalompatole5710]

2-2 was ideal result. What a series!!!

[@gurmansingh1878]

Remarkable Series. !!!

[@Shoaiblone50]

What a Ashes series top quality cricket from both sides really enjoyed it

[@apopisso6302]

Let’s face it, England shoulda won 3-2, but that’s the nature of cricket,too dependent on the weather, ball, pitch, toss of a coin. A very dramatic, unforgettable series.

[@carokat1111]

They were lucky to win the first 4 tosses.

[@wunnell]

Luck is always a part of cricket so you can't really count the bad and ignore the good. Really, England should have won 4-0 because they made too many mistakes that cost them the first game and played the short ball so incredibly badly in the second. Those were things that were within their control. Of course, Australia made some mistakes too so they could probably say the same thing. Mistakes are also part of the game and it seems to me that some of the most compelling cricket tends to be played between good but flawed teams and that is exactly what we saw here.

[@danishfarooqlone7609]

Ashes Series Keeps The Test Cricket Alive For Sure

[@walterlatham8851]

Both teams a winner fantastic series wanted it to go on forever 👋

[@Aviator89]

Loved watching highlights of Ashes test series... quality cricket 🏏 I have ever seen. ❤

[@lifeinjapan3468]

Can we have a 3-team test series Australia vs England vs India?

[@gabriel222]

Incredible test cricket, and depth of talent, really puts T-20 in its rightful place doesn’t it?

[@karrinaveen7983]

Hindsight never loses! is it? Love the response from Ben