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... England eleven , which played all over the country and was the focus of attraction wherever it went . It brought knowledge and appreciation of the game into whole dis- tricts where hitherto it had been unappreciated or un- developed ...
... England eleven , which played all over the country and was the focus of attraction wherever it went . It brought knowledge and appreciation of the game into whole dis- tricts where hitherto it had been unappreciated or un- developed ...
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... England's finest by 45 runs . Australia's success was repeated in 1882 at the Oval , in London , in the game ... England and Australia . The ashes , kept in an urn at Lord's , are those of a stump burned on the England tour of Australia ...
... England's finest by 45 runs . Australia's success was repeated in 1882 at the Oval , in London , in the game ... England and Australia . The ashes , kept in an urn at Lord's , are those of a stump burned on the England tour of Australia ...
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... England and achieved its first win in a three - match series in England in 1965 . Australia had always been invincible in South Africa , until 1966-67 , when South Africa for the first time won the Test series and overwhelmed Australia ...
... England and achieved its first win in a three - match series in England in 1965 . Australia had always been invincible in South Africa , until 1966-67 , when South Africa for the first time won the Test series and overwhelmed Australia ...
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