SK Flashback: The greatest Ashes and the greatest cricket video games - Part 2

#4 An inspired innings

Perhaps the best performance of Flintoff in the whites.

After eking out the crucial first-innings lead, England is back for their second essay. The search for some quick runs has backfired with a flurry of wickets as they are 72 for the loss of 5. Ian Bell is joined by Andrew Flintoff as the pair looks to stick to the plan in the hunt for a strong total to press for a win. The task is to score 73 runs off a maximum of 86 balls with Flintoff with 6 fours and 4 sixes.

What actually happened: The Edgbaston Test truly belonged to Flintoff as he was back for one of the best counter-attacking innings in the history of the Ashes. The task is a point-to-point re-emulation of what panned out in Edgbaston. Ian Bell departed at 75-6. Flintoff associated with the lower order to launch an all-out assault onto the Aussies, swinging his bat at everything hurled at him. There was absolutely no support from the other end, as the highest score from the bottom four was a 12 from Simon Jones. Every single run of those would turn out valuable, as England edged out Australia by just two runs to record the most exciting finish in the Ashes history.