766 and all that - when Cook conquered Australia
Summary
In the 2010-11 Ashes series, Alastair Cook scored 766 runs, helping England win the series 3-1 in Australia. Cook's performance, including a standout 235 not out at the Gabba, was key to England's only Ashes series win in Australia in the past 38 years. This victory stands out in English cricket history for its rarity and Cook's remarkable batting achievement.Key Facts
- Alastair Cook scored 766 runs during the 2010-11 Ashes series in Australia.
- Cook's 235 not out at the Gabba was a pivotal moment in England's series win.
- England won the 2010-11 Ashes series in Australia 3-1.
- The series marked England's only Ashes series win in Australia over the past 38 years.
- Cook's score is the second-highest by an Englishman in an Ashes series, behind Wally Hammond.
- Cook prepared for the series by intensive practice with Graham Gooch.
- England's preparation included a rigorous team-bonding trip to Bavaria.
- Before the series, Cook's form was inconsistent, but he improved significantly during the Ashes.
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