THE STORY
In the first Ashes Test at Cardiff on July 8, 2009, England's opening batsman Alastair Cook was dismissed for 10 runs. He edged a wide delivery from Australian bowler Ben Hilfenhaus to gully, where Michael Hussey took a diving catch. This early wicket contributed to England's total of 336 for seven at the close of the first day. (stabroeknews.com)
TEAMS / PEOPLE:
Alastair Cook, England
WHY IT MATTERS
Cook's early dismissal highlighted the challenges England faced against Australia's bowling attack in the opening match of the Ashes series.