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August 26, 2006Posted on 08/26/2006 in Ashes
Vintage Australia showing age
Tim de Lisle, writing in The Times, sees the current England and Australian teams on extreme ends of the age spectrum:
It used to be England whose players went on forever, while the Australians picked them young and sent them packing at about 32. Not any more.
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