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Mo hitting a 6 and a 4, then running 1 to put Jos back on strike to win it - perfection. Love them both.
tfw when you are on the verge of a whitewash over Australia.
Sad because I can't listen to Jimmy on tms BECAUSE it's blocked in Australia aghhhh
The Ashes: Fifth Test at the SCG, Day 1 (January 4, 2018). Getty Images
Just need Jos to get Player of the Series for the ODIs now, so he has one of each for the summer.
Alex Carey completely falling to pieces is one of the weirdest things I've seen in an international cricket match for a while. If you look purely at the scorecard it doesn't really look like he was to blame for the loss, but watching it was a very different story.
Obviously it's not entirely his fault; he was left to try to save the game with the bowlers after Finch and Labuschagne got out, followed swiftly by Marsh and Maxwell. But he's a batsman, and through a good chunk of that he was running singles and putting Zampa and Hazlewood - who are genuine tailenders - back on strike. When he finally hit a boundary it was on the last ball of the over. At one point they ran 2 which would have left Carey on strike, England fumbled a bit in the field and he ran again and took himself off strike.
Zampa and Hazlewood both did a better job at putting him on strike than he was doing at keeping it - Zampa actually hit a pretty nice straight drive at one point to get a single despite clearly struggling with batting, and Hazlewood was really consistently and safely hitting singles.
I'm amazed he lasted as long as he did. That was possibly the weirdest part - normally when a batsman is panicking they get out quickly, but somehow he stuck around despite seemingly having forgotten how to play properly.
He's not someone I've watched play often, but he was really good in the World Cup so the whole thing threw me - was his World Cup performance a bit of a fluke, or is he just in terrible form at the moment?
The Ashes: Fifth Test at the SCG, Day 2 (January 5, 2018). Getty Images
The Ashes: Fifth Test at the SCG, Day 2 (January 5, 2018). Getty Images
