Darren Gough claims eight wickets against South Africa at Lord's after making his Test debut against New Zealand in June 1994

November 1994 and Gough enjoys his first Ashes wicket, bowling David Boon for three at the Gabba in Brisbane

Gough entertains the crowds with the bat during the third Test against the West Indies at Edgbaston in July 1995

Gough enjoys further success, claiming six wickets as England beat Australia in the first Test at Edgbaston in June 1997

Gough celebrates with Mark Butcher after bowling England to a 12-run win over Australia in the fourth Test in Melbourne

Gough is a popular member of the Yorkshire squad which challenges for top honours in the late nineties

Gough is named Man of the Series after stunning performances in the series win over the West Indies in the summer of 2000

Gough enjoys further success during England's series win in Sri Lanka and wins another Man of the Series award in March 2001

Gough celebrates dismissing Pakistan's Rashid Latif to claim his 200th Test wicket at Lord's in May 2001

Gough's succesful 2001 continues as he helps Yorkshire to their first Championship title in 33 years

Gough returns to the Test arena in July 2003 after a knee injury but he struggles to make an impact against the South Africans

Gough sees out the rest of the 2003 season at Yorkshire but leaves in the winter for family reasons