The Ashes is one of the most famous and historic rivalries in cricket, contested between England and Australia. It’s a Test cricket series, traditionally played over five matches, and has been held since 1882
๐ Origins
The term “The Ashes” originated after commonwealth of australia beat England at The Oval in 1882 — their first win on english language soil.
A sarcastic necrology appeared in a the british newsprint stating that english language cricket had died, and “the body will be cremated and the ashes taken to commonwealth of australia.”
When England toured commonwealth of australia later that year the media dubbed it the quest to “retrieve the Ashes.”...
๐The Trophy
The Actual Ashes urn is a small terracotta urn, believed to arrest the ashes of a burnt bail or cricket ball.
It’s kept at Lord’s Cricket priming coat in capital of the united kingdom, although replicas are conferred to the winning team.
๐ Format
The serial publication alternates between England and commonwealth of australia just about every two years.
Each Test can last up to five days.
The team that wins the absolute majority of Tests wins the Ashes; if the serial publication is drawn, the current holder retains the Ashes...
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Recent History
2023 Ashes [in England) - series drawn 2–2, so co australia retained the Ashes.
Next series Scheduled for 2025–26 in australia.
๐ Overall Records [as of 2025]
australia: 34 Series wins
England - 32 Series wins
Drawn - 6 Series Draw...
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