VIDEO: Darren Gough tears apart Australian batsmen during Ashes 1994 at SCG

England paceman Darren Gough was in rare form when he ripped through Australia at the SCG during the 1994-95 Ashes. Gough, who was famous for his lethal fast-bowling, ripped Australian batsmen apart during the 1994-95 Ashes at the Sydney Cricket Ground (SCG) and was believed gto be under a tremendous and unique rare form with the ball as he terrorised most of the Australina batsmen with his sheer pace and they hardly were able to withstand his his pace and play proper cricket. The batsmen scumbbed to his pace and just could not deliver. With pressure mounting, Gough got stronger with every single wicket and eventually was the star of the game.

Earlier, in 2014, England’s two great players, Gough and former skipper, Michael Vaughan had demanded that Cook should be dropped as England skipper if the authorities want England to give any fight in the mega event, reports cricket.com.au. “England are one of the top sides in the world with the players they’ve got, but they’re playing like a bunch of schoolboys. They’ve got no serious plan, and the player who’s stopping us having a plan is Alastair Cook. He’s a great bloke and I’m not going to slag him off, but we’ve just lost a series and the selectors keep saying he’s the man to lead England. It doesn’t matter what he’s like as a captain off the field – as a one-day unit we’re not good enough and he’s at the top of it,” said Gough to a English Radio channel.