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mediumThe Ashes urn's name originates from a mock obituary published after Australia's first Test win on English soil. Which newspaper published this famous obituary in 1882?
✓The Sporting Times
BThe Times
CThe Daily Telegraph
DWisden Cricketers' Almanack
Answer Explanation
The Sporting Times published Reginald Shirley Brooks' mock obituary for 'English cricket' on 2 September 1882, joking that the body would be cremated and 'the ashes taken to Australia' — giving the rivalry its name.