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The Ashes urn

The Ashes urn is a small urn made of terracotta and standing 10.5 cm (4.1 inches) high, long believed to contain the ashes of a cricket bail or the burnt remains of a lady's veil. It was presented to Ivo Bligh, the captain of the England cricket team, as a personal gift after a friendly match hosted at Rupertswood mansion in Sunbury during the 1882–83…

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Awarded for
Winning the Ashes
Country
Australia · England
Editions
74 (as of 2026)
First award
1882–83
First winner
Australia
Most recent
Australia (2025–26)

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The Ashes urn

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Edges45
Triples40
Avg. degree1.96
Density0.043478
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The Ashes urn

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related to The presentation of the urn · 22
The Ashes urn → According, Ashes, At Christmas, Australian, Easter, English, Florence Morphy, Hobart Mercury, Ivo Bligh, Janet, Lady Clarke, Melbourne, Melbourne Cricket Club, Reports, Rupertswood, Sir William, Sir William Clarke, Sunbury, Tests, The Hon
related to Gallery · 6
The Ashes urn → Ashes UrnThe Ashes, Ivo Bligh, Long Room, Lord Darnley, Lord's PavilionA, The Ashes
Country · 2
The Ashes urn → Australia, England
Awarded for · 1
The Ashes urn → Winning the Ashes
Editions · 1
The Ashes urn → 74 (as of 2026)
First award · 1
The Ashes urn → 1882–83
First winner · 1
The Ashes urn → Australia
Most recent · 1
The Ashes urn → Australia (2025–26)
Most wins · 1
The Ashes urn → Australia (35 series wins)
Presented by · 1
The Ashes urn → ICC

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urn cricket ashes english australia england ivo bligh rupertswood team 1882 presented melbourne lord's 1883 tour test florence made match

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The Ashes urnFirst award1882–831.00infobox
The Ashes urnFirst winnerAustralia1.00infobox
The Ashes urnMost recentAustralia (2025–26)1.00infobox
The Ashes urnMost winsAustralia (35 series wins)1.00infobox
The Ashes urnPresented byICC1.00infobox
The Ashes urnSportCricket1.00infobox
The Ashes urnWebsitelords.org1.00infobox
The Ashes urnis asmall urn made of terracotta and standing 10.5 cm0.90text

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