Ashes (in the context of white-ball matches)

In white-ball cricket matches, "ashes" refer to a series of Test matches played between England and Australia, typically exchanged when one team wins the series. While the term is most associated with Test cricket, in limited-overs formats (like One Day Internationals and T20s), it symbolizes the ongoing rivalry and competitive spirit between these two nations. The "Ashes" represented by the iconic trophy originated from the 1882 test, signifying a fierce contest. In broader context, it embodies the historic and intense cricketing rivalry, characterized by high-level play, tactical battles, and national pride.