In the cricket world, there are a lot of examples of cricket friendship. Unlike this, there are some deadly rivalries too. Just like India-Pakistan, the Australia-England rivalry is super fun to watch. Ashes between these two teams set Test cricket’s fever to a different level. In the last year, Australia beat England last year. But, Aussie legend Adam Gilchrist’s social media post sparks buzz.
Gilchrist’s T20-Shirt:
The enduring cricket rivalry between England and Australia stays lively as legendary Aussie wicketkeeper-batter Adam Gilchrist stirs up Ashes banter. Gilchrist recently shared a snapshot of his new t-shirt, featuring a customized message sure to rile up English cricket fans. The friendly banter continues, keeping the age-old rivalry fresh and entertaining for cricket enthusiasts on both sides.
Gilchrist’s latest t-shirt sported ‘moral victory,’ with a cross on ‘moral’ trumped by the Ashes. It symbolizes an ‘Ashes victory.’ The caption hinted at the ongoing banter, revealing that a similar t-shirt for former England player Michael Vaughan was en route. The cheeky gesture adds a playful touch to the historic rivalry, keeping fans engaged and eagerly anticipating the response from the English side.
Last Ashes Recap:
Ashes is one of the most interesting tournaments in the longest format of cricket. In the era of T20 cricket, Ashes set a different fanbase in every season. Cricket enthusiasts wait to see some classic fixtures between these two teams. The last edition of the tournament ended in a draw. Both teams locked horns with all their strength.
The series started on June 16. In the first two matches, Australia registered wins and was leading the series by 2-0. In the third match, England bounced back, they won the third Test match by 3 wickets. With a winning mindset, both teams met in the fourth Test, and it ended in a draw. The last one was the decider one. England showed their prowess and won the match by 49 runs. The Ashes ended in a draw. The next Ashes is scheduled to happen in November 2025 to January 2026.
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