Statistics

Overall Comparison

Australia has historically dominated the Ashes, with 33 series wins compared to 16 wins for England. Australia’s strong performance in home series, especially with the help of legendary bowlers like Shane Warne and Glenn McGrath, has been a significant factor. England has had moments of success, notably in the 2005 Ashes series and other sporadic wins, but Australia has maintained a general edge in the rivalry.

Ashes Series Record (Overall)

  • Total Ashes Series Played: 71 series (up to 2023)
  • Australia: 33 series wins
  • England: 16 series wins
  • Drawn Series: 22 series

Head-to-Head in Test Matches (Overall)

  • Matches Played: 352 Tests
  • Australia: 148 wins
  • England: 110 wins
  • Draws: 94

Top Run Scorers

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Jack Hobbs

Runs: 3,636 Matches: 41 Average: 56.52

Ricky Ponting

Runs: 2,887 Matches: 44 Average: 54.81

Steve Waugh

Runs: 3,173 Matches: 44 Average: 51.30

Donald Bradman

Runs: 2,960 Matches: 37 Average: 89.78

Top Wicket Takers

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Shane Warne

Wickets: 195 Matches: 36 Average: 23.25

James Anderson

Wickets: 179 Matches: 38 Average: 26.23

Glenn Mcragth

Wickets: 157 Matches: 30 Average: 20.92

Dennis Lillee

Wickets: 128 Matches: 23 Average: 23.92

England

Notable Ashes Series Win for England

2005 Ashes (England) – England won 2-1.

  • This is one of the most famous Ashes series, with England securing their first Ashes win since 1987. Key performances came from players like Andrew Flintoff, Kevin Pietersen, and Michael Vaughan.

    Australia

    Notable Ashes Series Win For Australia

    2013-14 Ashes (Australia)– Australia won 5-0.

    • Significance: This was a remarkable and ruthless whitewash. Michael Clarke led Australia to a resounding victory, and the series is remembered for the outstanding bowling performances of Mitchell Johnson, who was instrumental in demolishing England’s batting line-up. This series brought Australia back to the top of world cricket after a period of relative decline.