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When did the first ashes test was played between Australia and England?
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The first international test match held at the WACA (Western Australia Cricket Association) ground was between Australia and England from the 11th to the 16th December, 1970. The end result was a draw, with the highlights being Ian Redpath's 171, and Greg Chappell scoring 108 on debut, in his first innings.
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Which two countries compete in the ashes?
It's played in cricket between England and Australia.
Where did the Ashes cricket was held?
ashes is a test series played between Australia and England and in both the countries
Which country participates in the Ashes Cricket series?
Ashes Test series is played between Australia and England.
Who or what are the ashes?
Kept at Lords cricket ground in London the 'Ashes' is the trophy played for between England & Australia.
How often are The Ashes played?
The Ashes are played "at least once every four years" but recent contests have been either yearly or every other year, with matches alternating between England and Australia. There were matches in 2013 (England), 2013-2014 (Australia), and 2015 (England), to be followed by 2017-2018 (Australia).
What cricket competition is being played between England and Australia at the moment?
The Ashes
What is the test cricket series played between Australia and England called?
The Ashes.
Thr term of ashes word?
The term ashes gets its name from a match played years ago between England and Australia, in which a stump was burned and kept in a urn. And the Matches between Australia and England are refered to as the Battle of the Ashes.
What is Famous cricket test series that is played between England and Australia?
its called the ashes
The famous test series The Ashes is played between which two countries?
England and Australia.
How many times has Australia won the ashes?
In 2007 Australia thrashed England 5-0 in the Ashes series.
What are cricket ashes?
it was in 1882 and Australia beat England in cricket the Australian team then burnt the bails (not the stumps or ball) to mark the first ever official game and to this day England and Australia compete for the ashes (that's why the wining team holds up an urn as there trophy)
