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From the Ashes (2011)

A documentary about Botham, Brearley and two stunning Ashes wins of 1981.

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- Watch The Full Movie
Year
- 2011
Language
- English
Duration
- 92 mins
Director
- James Erskine
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Genres
- Documentary
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Andrew Pulver 04 May 2011

[An] entertaining if not fantastically enlightening documentary.

Sukhdev Sandhu 04 May 2011

What's most interesting is the attempt to portray Botham as a provincial upstart fighting against the "class apartheid" of the English cricketing elite.

Mary C 09 May 2011

Even if your not a cricket fan, well worth watching.

David Parkinson 04 May 2011

Tom Hardy's narration is occasionally over the top and things peter out before the Oval test, but few cricket lovers will complain.

Tom Dawson 08 May 2011

Wider themes of leadership and social class are explored, but it's fundamentally aimed at cricket fans, who'll doubtless relish rewatching Beefy's heroic feats with bat and ball.