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I like how the first line of the article reinforces the title.
Is this how you pronounce Asheses?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Krfy5Qkt6d8
This ODI series is great, it gives both teams a chance to size each other up before the Test series later in the summer.
What?
No no no!
There is only one urn known as “The Ashes”. It (singular) gets played for many times.
Whether there are to be two series, eleven series or millions of series in the next two or three years appears to be the subject of some conjecture. Much of that conjecture appears to stem from this very web site.
I’ll go away and do some deep research on the matter and report back with accurate figures in the fullness of time.
Apologies. We should have said Ashes serieses.
Three
If Smitteh plays in the next big thingie, you can call them the Gashez.
Or the Trashez.
Are you still upset?
Would you like a hug?