The Little Book of the Ashes: Cricket's oldest, and fiercest, rivalry The Wind Knows My Name

The Little Book of the Ashes: Cricket's oldest, and fiercest, rivalry The Wind Knows My NameWhen England and Australia go head to head, two countries hold their collective breath and prepare for a roller coaster ride of power, pride, pain and victory at all costs. But it's also about respect a love of the game and the realisation that two great sporting nations are entwined through one of sport's greatest rivalries.

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