The 2021/22 Ashes series has come and gone, with Australia retaining the Urn with utter dominance to the tune of four wins to England's nil.
Across the course of the five Test matches, both team and individual stories were scripted, with highlights arising in the most enthralling fashion.
Whether it be runs with the bat, a stunning bowling attack, or the emotional background that is tied to those that competed this summer, the Ashes provided plenty of moments to be cherished forever.
With this in mind, we take a look at the top 10 highlights of the Ashes series from this summer.
4. Head's stellar century in Tasmania
If his first century wasn't enough, Travis Head was able to conjure an all-time Ashes ton to place Australia back into prime position i the fifth Test.
With the hosting nation suddenly struck down to 3-12 thanks to the pairing of a lethal English attack and the Bellerive Oval wicket, Head was at the crease within the opening 10 overs of Australia's first innings.
The No.5 batsman looked to be playing on a completely different pitch to his predecessors, recording a stunning strike rate to quickly bring up his half-century and a much-needed partnership with Marnus Labuschagne.
With his partner falling at 4-83, all-rounder Cam Green stood up to aid the Aussies' defence and gave Head a platform to lead by example.
Travis Head is Player of the Series, winning the Compton/Miller Medal.#Ashes pic.twitter.com/xvWjRnU0Yz
— cricket.com.au (@cricketcomau) January 16, 2022
Amid the tough conditions, Head brought up his second century of the summer in his return from battling COVID-19 in what will be a memorable stint for the history books.
The knock also ensured the South Australian batsman would claim Player of the Series following an unbelievable summer for his nation.







