no scotland is a terrible at rugby if u want to support somebody good support wales they amazing and they can beat scotland any day of the week

the reason is that if the ground was not oval then a team require more fielders than in an oval ground so that's why the present grounds are oval

Mike Gatting (1986-87)

Mike Brearley(1978-79)

Ray Illingworth(1970-71)

An academic question now, but the tradition is that if a series is a tie then the current holder retains the Ashes, so Australia would have only needed to draw the Oval game in order to retain the Ashes.

in a cricket ball ,there is a metel centre and over the metal core there is a thic coating of lose treads which helps the core to move and this is the reason why ball swings in the direction of wind and then it is covered by leather pieces................... if u think this is a good answer mail me on ayusri10@yahoo.com

England won the last Ashes in the year 2010-2011.

In a total of 193 innings in 108 Test matches for England, Geoff Boycott scored 8114 runs, at an average of 47.72 runs per innings.

Yes. England won the world cup in 1966 after beating West Germany 4-2 in extra time.

here is a list of how many times each country has won the world cup:

Brazil 5 1958, 1962, 1970, 1994, 2002

Italy 4 1934, 1938, 1982, 2006

Germany 3 1954, 1974, 1990

Argentina 2 1978,1986

Uruguay 2 1930, 1950

England 1 1966

France 1 1998

No. The same bowler must continue the bowling.

No, sometimes they go on tours to England for friendly tests.

Your topic is: 'Ashes Tests".

The Ashes series are only between Australia and England. But occasionally the two countries may play a test while on tour that is not Ashes related.

Whoever answered above is probably an indian.... every single test between Australia and England is an Ashes Test.

Correction: Ashes tests are five match series, if a series less than 5 match, that will not be a ashes (But i haven't seen it before )!

Billy Hamilton of the Philadelphia Phillies scored 196 runs in 1894.

If you're asking about cricket, and English cricket in particular, the player who scored the most runs in a first class season is Denis Compton.

In 1947 Compton scored 3 816 runs for Middlesex, in 50 innings, with a high score of 246; 18 centuries; and 8 not outs at an average of 90.85. He was a chinaman bowler and played in 78 tests for England.

He also played football for Arsenal, winning the English league in 1948, and the FA cup in 1950.

The second highest number of runs in one season is 3 539 scored by Bill Edrich also for Middlesex, and also in 1947.

The next Ashes series to be held in England will be held in the summer of 2013. Each country takes turns hosting the Ashes every two and a half years, with England's last 2 host series coming in 2005 and 2009, and the last two in Australia in 2006/07 and 2010/11.

a run conceded without being hit by a batsman. i.e either by

a) a wide ball

b) a no ball ( bowlers end)

c) a no ball (above batsman waist high)

d) deflected through the pad

well it was Kevin Peterson but he resigned and then Andrew Strauss took over

Tom Hark

April. Generally the second half, but as early as the first week depending on the year.

Statutory law or statute law is written law set down by a legislature. Statutes may originate with national, state legislatures or local municipalities. Statutes of lower jurisdictions are subordinate to the law of higher.

Yorkshire with 30 County Championship titles (plus 1 shared) hold the record

Australia

They have won 31 out of 65 series and England 29! Terrible. There has also been 5 draws.

2010

Of course not. It's fake.

You would either bowl, feed or bat in a cricket match.