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The current standings are Australia with 31 series wins to England's 30, with a total of 310 Ashes test matches played, Australia winning 123 of those, England 100, with 87 draws. The next Ashes series is to be held in England i the summer of 2013, two years from now.
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Who won the 1984 Ashes series?
Australia They have won 31 out of 65 series and England 29! Terrible. There has also been 5 draws.
Who has won more games?
Australia have won more Ashes games. They lead England in the cricket series by 126 to 103.
Has England ever won the ashes in Australia?
Yes 100% No not really. Australia is more likely to win it, or it will be a draw.
When did Australia last lose the ashes to England?
2005 More details here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Ashes Or www.cricinfo.com
Of the 300 Cricket test matches played and up to the 5th test of the 20062007 series who won more Australia or England?
There have been 316 Test matches between England and Australia. Australia has won 131, England 97; 88 were drawn.
Who has won more test matches Australia or England?
Australia
When was Ashes to Ashes - Faith No More song - created?
Ashes to Ashes - Faith No More song - was created on 1997-05-19.
How do you get from England to Australia?
A person could travel from England to Australia in either a plane or a boat. A plane is the much more reasonable way to travel.London (LON) to Sydney (SYD): Shortest Flight Duration 21 hours 35 mins
Is it night time for Australia and England at the same time Why?
No, Australia and England are in different time zones, so they experience night time at different times. Australia is ahead of England in terms of time, so when it is night time in Australia, it may still be daytime in England.
How do you get from England to Australia by car?
You Can't drive a car from England to AustraliaAnyway if you try to drive u need a boat more than a car
Why does Australia get little rain?
Because England takes more than it's fair share!
Did a convict have to stay in Australia forever?
No, once a convict received a free pardon, he or she was free to return to England. However, very few did, mostly because they had no reason to return. There were more opportunities for them in Australia, more work, and often no family to speak of back in England.
