India, Oct. 12 -- The 2005 Ashes is etched in the memory of cricket fans for all its drama. It was one of those series that became a blemish in an otherwise dominant era for the Australian men's cricket team. England won the thrilling series 2-1 and reclaimed the urn after 18 long years.

Adam Gilchrist, a member of one of the most dominant cricket sides in history, revealed that the group was actually badly unsettled by the end of the tour. The former wicketkeeper also recalled a particular incident from the tour involving Shane Warne, where the late leg-spinner expressed doubts about whether his own batters were even trying.

Speaking on the Hello Sport podcast, Gilchrist said that it was the only time the Australian group had felt so d...