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Vaughan's career reached its high point in 2005 when he masterminded England's first Ashes success for 18 years.

His astute leadership guided England to a 2-1 success on home soil over their fiercest rivals, having created an atmosphere that allowed his squad to overcome the psychological burden of previous failed campaigns against Australia.

His 166 at Old Trafford, taken off an attack featuring McGrath, Jason Gillespie, Brett Lee and Shane Warne, was arguably the best of his career and helped ensure England retained the initiative heading into the final two Tests of a closely-fought series.

The achievement earned Vaughan an OBE and at the time appeared to mark the start of a golden era of for his captaincy - in fact, it turned out to be the beginning of the end.