Alec Stewart and Andy Caddick's Last Wicket Partnership vs Australia at Birmingham in 2001 

In this video, you will enjoy Alec Stewart and Andy Caddick's Last Wicket Partnership vs. Australia at Birmingham in 2001. In the first Test in the 2001 Ashes series at Birmingham, Alec Stewart and Andy Caddick rescued England's batting from complete disasters. Both put on an incredible batting show on the last wicket, which frustrates Australian bowlers. After lunch, the Australians picked up the game to get five wickets, and it looked like they'd wrap it up pretty quickly after England had them 9/191 just after tea. But Caddick and Stewart got going and smashed all around the park to nearly take the score to 300. Alec Stewart scored 65 off 82 balls, including 9 fours, and Andy Caddick remains out on 49 of 59 balls, including 7 fours and 1 six. Let's get into the video.
The 103-run partnership between Alec Stewart and Andrew Caddick was the 15th-century partnership for the tenth wicket in Test cricket. It was the fourth-century partnership for England in all Tests. It was also the best for England against Australia on home soil. Australia won the test match by an innings and 118 runs. It was a pretty clinical performance, professional," "as they put the ball in the right place and took the catches. Australia played aggressive cricket and was well-backed by the crowd; they had a good time out there.
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