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Ashes Flashback - Top five knocks in the last decade

New Delhi, July 25 - There is nothing quite like the drama of the Ashes. English and Australian players are known to get along well off the pitch, but on it, especially when they are wearing whites,

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Cricketnmore Editorial
By Cricketnmore Editorial
Jul 25, 2019 • 09:33 AM

Kevin Pietersen, 227 at Adelaide in 2010

Pietersen's Test career started and ended with the Ashes. Since he made his debut in 2005, the Ashes was his theatre and he was the anti-hero. The Australians were onto him every time he came out to bat as they knew getting him out is crucial to winning the match while his England teammates themselves were not too fond of him because of all the off-field problems that came with him into the dressing room.

Cricketnmore Editorial
By Cricketnmore Editorial
July 25, 2019 • 09:33 AM

His ability with the bat however, was never in question and Adelaide was always a happy hunting ground for him. His 227 in the 2nd Test of the 2010 series helped England declare on a monumental 620/5. England went on to record an innings victory in that match and the icing on the cake for Pietersen was that he managed to get the prized wicket of Michael Clarke, something that he says he makes sure to remind 'Pup' to this day. 

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