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The 16 pages that link to The Ashes, each with the reason it gives.

• Test cricketBroader topic: A satirical obituary after an 1882 Australian victory helped name this rivalry.

• Pinnate leafRelated: Ash leaves display paired leaflets along a central rachis.

• BiocharRelated: Biochar’s ash content reflects feedstock minerals and can affect soil pH and nutrients.

• Australia national cricket teamRelated: This longstanding rivalry has defined much of Australia’s Test history.

• CricketBroader topic: The rivalry became one of cricket's best-known international traditions.

• England cricket teamRelated: This enduring rivalry has shaped England's international identity and calendar.

• 2005 Ashes seriesNarrower topic: The 2005 series was one contest in this recurring rivalry.

• W. G. GraceRelated: Grace’s era helped build the rivalry into a central spectacle of English cricket.

• 1981 Ashes seriesNarrower topic: The 1981 series was one installment in this recurring rivalry.

• Herbert SutcliffeNarrower topic: Sutcliffe’s Test career included repeated Ashes contests against Australia.

• ICC Men's T20 World CupCompared with: This bilateral series contrasts with the World Cup’s multi-nation tournament structure.

• Wally HammondRelated: Several of Hammond’s most prominent performances came in Ashes series.

• Len HuttonNarrower topic: The Ashes framed many of Hutton’s most consequential matches.

• Fred SpofforthNarrower topic: Spofforth’s performances helped make the rivalry’s earliest matches memorable.

• Grazia DeleddaBroader topic: Its treatment of motherhood and social shame broadens the range of her recurring moral themes.

• Jack BlackhamRelated: Blackham played in the early matches that formed the rivalry’s history.