We continue our Inspirational Ashes 30-day countdown to the 2010-2011 series by looking at the number of Ashes clean sweeps by Australia.

We continue our Inspirational Ashes 30-day countdown by revisiting England's famous three-run victory over Australia in 1982-1983.

We continue our Inspirational Ashes 30-day countdown by looking at Geoff Lawson, who took four five-wicket hauls in the 1982-83 Ashes series.

We continue our Inspirational Ashes 30-day countdown by looking at Dennis Lillee, and the five wickets he took on debut in the 1971 series.

We continue our Inspirational Ashes 30-day countdown by looking at Steve Waugh and his final Ashes Test in the 2002-03 series.

We continue our Inspirational Ashes 30-day countdown by looking at demonic 19th century Australia quick Frederick Spofforth.

We continue our Inspirational Ashes 30-day countdown by remembering Australia's eight successive Ashes series wins from 1989 to 2003.

We commence our Inspirational Ashes 30-day countdown to the 2010-2011 series by looking at the first-ever Ashes Test played at the MCG in 1882.

We continue our Inspirational Ashes 30-day countdown by looking at Jim Laker, who took 10 wickets in an innings against Australia in 1956.

We continue our Inspirational 30-day countdown to the first Ashes Test with Syd Gregory, an Aussie who owns one of the Ashes' most unwanted records.

We continue our Inspirational Ashes 30-day countdown by looking at Syd Barnes, who took 12 five-wicket hauls in Ashes Tests.

We continue our Inspirational Ashes 30-day countdown by looking at Australia's 13-match unbeaten Ashes run between 1920 and 1925.

We continue our 30-day Ashes countdown by looking at Victor Trumper, who hit 14 fours before lunch at Old Trafford in 1902.

We continue our 30-day Ashes countdown by looking at the career of David Boon, who played 15 Ashes Tests in Australia.

We continue our Inspirational Ashes 30-day countdown by looking at Adam Gilchrist, who hit 16 sixes in 20 Ashes Tests.

We continue our Inspirational Ashes 30-day countdown by looking at Terry Alderman, who had a bowling average of 17 in the 1989 series.

We continue our Inspirational Ashes 30-day countdown by looking at the Headingley Test of the 1981 series, which England won by 18 runs.

We continue our Inspirational Ashes 30-day countdown to the 2010-2011 series with Sir Donald Bradman, who scored 19 centuries in Ashes Tests.

We continue our Inspirational Ashes 30-day countdown by looking at Michael Kasprowicz, who scored 20 in the famous 2005 Ashes Test at Edgbaston.

We continue our Inspirational Ashes countdown by looking at Geoffrey Boycott, who past the score of 50 21 times in Ashes Tests.