By James McKern for news.com.au
For the most part, everyone loves the Barmy Army.
The group of passionate England cricket fans sit in the stands all summer long, drinking and singing songs about their heroes and rivals.
And while their vast array of jingles and antics are a bit of fun, they've also shown a compassionate side this summer.
A touching tribute to the late Australian batsman Phil Hughes during the first test at the Gabba drew praise around the cricketing world while the travelling band have also raised around $8000 for the Professional Cricketer's Association Benevolent Fund since arriving in Adelaide.