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Ashes Cricket Series Information

The Ashes is a Test cricket series, played between England and Australia. It is international cricket's oldest and most celebrated rivalry dating back to 1882. It is currently played at approximately two yearly intervals, alternately in England and Australia. The Ashes are "held" by the country which last won a series and to "regain" them the other country must win more Test matches in a series than the country that "holds" them. If a series is "drawn" then the country holding the Ashes retains them. In simple terms the present champion would only need a draw in order to win and continue to hold the Ashes. The last Ashes series was played in England in 2005 when England regained The Ashes (to the delight of England’s success starved fans), after a fruitless period of almost 16 years by winning the series 2-1. The next Ashes series is due to be held in England in 2009.