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Music Hello and welcome to the Analyst Inside Cricket and this special mini-series looking back at some great Ash's test

matches of the past. As we build up to the 2025-26 Ash's, I thought it would be good to reflect

on some classic moments from Ash's history to help give this forthcoming series perspective and

context. In the first episode of this five-part series, we're looking back at the famous test of 1882 at the Oval,

which is, of course, where the idea of the ashes was born.

This is an extract from cricket's greatest rivalry, a history of the ashes in 12 matches, read by the author.

That's me.

England and the colonists, as the Australians were known, had already played each other eight times before the famous Oval Test match of August 1882. England had won two, Australia four,

and there'd been two draws. Even from the start,

England were playing catch-up. The only one of these test matches that hadn't taken place in

Australia was at the Oval in 1880. In it, and on his test debut, WG Grace made 152 to lay the

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