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October 31, 2005Posted on 10/31/2005 in Ashes
The real reason Australia lost the Ashes
Reverse swing, mints, Freddie, KP, dodgy substitute fielders? If you, as many others, thought any of the above factors decided the Ashes then, well, you'd be wrong. For, as (unsurprisingly perhaps), reports from New Zealand gleefully suggest, Ricky Ponting thinks Billy Bowden had a part to play as well.
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