Re: Quick Ashes Trivia

by taipan on Tue 07 Jul 2009, 23:55

ten years after wrote:How many players have played Ashes tests for both England and Australia?

Brett Lee?

by ten years after on Tue 07 Jul 2009, 23:58

Sage, but not the answer I'm looking for.

by Zat on Wed 08 Jul 2009, 00:03

Ferris, Midwinter, Murdoch, Trott, Woods. That's five.

by ten years after on Wed 08 Jul 2009, 00:05

How many of those played ashes tests for both sides?

by JGK on Wed 08 Jul 2009, 02:09

Do we assume the Ashes started in 1882 and not 1877?

by Zat on Wed 08 Jul 2009, 02:11

or 1880?

by embee on Wed 08 Jul 2009, 03:46

by Zat on Wed 08 Jul 2009, 12:48

Is that the number of the beast plus one-sixth in fees and taxes?

by embee on Wed 08 Jul 2009, 16:00

It's one of many answers to his question about the Ashes

by ten years after on Wed 08 Jul 2009, 21:34

JGK wrote:Do we assume the Ashes started in 1882 and not 1877?

That would seem a very reasonable thing to assume.

by JGK on Wed 08 Jul 2009, 23:47

I'm pretty sure Murdoch, Ferris and Trott didn't play against OZ and I thought Midwinter only played for Aust pre 1882.

That leaves Woods who I would guess didn't play against Aust but don't really know.

So, none of them?

by ten years after on Thu 09 Jul 2009, 00:05

JGK wrote:I'm pretty sure Murdoch, Ferris and Trott didn't play against OZ and I thought Midwinter only played for Aust pre 1882.

That leaves Woods who I would guess didn't play against Aust but don't really know.

So, none of them?

Yep. No-one has played an Ashes test for both sides. Midwinter is the only player to play for Eng against Aus and vice versa but he didn't represent England in an Ashes test.