The Ashes
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Who plays in the Ashes cricket series?

  • England and South Africa
  • England and Australia (correct)
  • England and India
  • Australia and India

When did the term 'The Ashes' originate?

  • Before the 1882-83 series
  • During the 1882-83 series
  • After England's 1882 victory
  • After Australia's 1882 victory (correct)

What was the mythical ashes associated with?

  • The 1882-83 series played in England
  • The 1882 series played in Australia
  • The 1882 series played in England
  • The 1882-83 series played in Australia (correct)

Who vowed to 'regain those ashes'?

<p>Ivo Bligh (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the small urn presented to Bligh in Melbourne said to contain?

<p>The ashes of a wooden bail (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Study Notes

The Ashes Cricket Series

  • England and Australia national cricket teams compete in the Ashes cricket series.

Origin of 'The Ashes'

  • The term 'The Ashes' originated in 1882.

The Mythical Ashes

  • The mythical ashes are associated with the cremation of English cricket.

Regaining the Ashes

  • Ivo Bligh vowed to 'regain those ashes' after England's defeat in the 1882 test match.

The Small Urn

  • The small urn presented to Bligh in Melbourne is said to contain the ashes of a burnt bail.

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The Ashes: Test Your Knowledge of the Iconic Cricket Series between England and Australia! Test your cricket trivia skills with this quiz about the historic rivalry, its origins, famous moments, and legendary players. Prove you're a true cricket aficionado!

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