Cricket-Ashes records

Biggest win by conducts: England beat Australia by runs in Brisbane in 1928

Biggest win by an innings: England beat Australia in the Oval in 1938 by an innings and 579 runs

Biggest win by wickets: Australia have won five tests by the Utmost 10-wicket margin, England have finished the feat three days

Highest innings score: England created 903 for seven declared in the first innings at the Oval in 1938

Venture: Australia’s Bill Ponsford and also Donald Bradman place on 451.

INDIVIDUAL

Batting

Most runs in a string: Donald Bradman (Australia) scored 974 runs in five tests in the 1930 series in England

Highest scores:

England – Len Hutton scored 364 in 1938 in the Oval

Australia – Bradman scored 334 in Leeds

Bowling

Most wickets in a string: Jim Laker took 46 wickets in five tests in the 1956 show

Finest bowling (innings):

England – Laker took 10 in Manchester in 1956 for 53

Australia – nine were taken by Arthur Mailey to 121 in Melbourne

Finest bowling (game):

England – Laker took 19 for 90

Australia – 16 was taken by Bob Massie for 137 on debut at 1972 at Lord’s

Hat-tricks (9):

Fred Spofforth (Australia) Melbourne, 1878-79

Billy Bates (England) Melbourne, 1882-83

Johnny Briggs (England) Sydney, 1891-92

Jack Hearne (England) Leeds, 1899

Hugh Trumble (Australia) Melbourne, 1901-02

Hugh Trumble (Australia) Melbourne, 1903-04

Shane Warne (Australia) Melbourne, 1994-95

Darren Gough (England) Sydney, 1998-99

Peter Siddle (Australia) Brisbane, 2010-11.

Catching

Innings: Len Braund (England) took four grabs in the first innings in Sheffield at 1902

Match: Greg Chappell (Australia) took seven grabs in Perth in 1974

Series: Jack Gregory (Australia) took 15 grabs in five tests in the 1920-21 series in Australia (Compiled by Nick Mulvenney; Passing by John O’Brien)

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