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Who struck Ricky Ponting on the cheek in the first 2005 Ashes Test?
Answer: Steve Harmison
Why: Harmison's bouncer cut Ponting before the first drinks break at Lord's, yet Australia still won that Test by 239 runs.
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How did England celebrate their 2005 Ashes win in London?
Answer: Open-top bus parade
Why: Open-top buses took England's men's and women's Ashes winners to Trafalgar Square, where tens of thousands of fans sang Jerusalem.
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Which cricket format was used for the 2005 Ashes?
Answer: Test cricket
Why: Tests are scheduled for five days, but three of the five 2005 matches ended on day four, so the series took 22 days of play.
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What item did Glenn McGrath accidentally step on before the 2nd Ashes Test?
Answer: Cricket ball
Why: McGrath tore ankle ligaments treading on a stray cricket ball in a warm-up rugby game, and England won the Test by two runs.
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Where did England win the fourth 2005 Ashes Test by three wickets?
Answer: Trent Bridge
Why: England made Australia follow on at Trent Bridge, the first time Australia had followed on in 17 years and 190 Tests.
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Which England batsman made 158 at The Oval in the 2005 Ashes?
Answer: Kevin Pietersen
Why: Pietersen survived three dropped catches, then hammered 15 fours and seven sixes in his Ashes-saving 158.