the last time australia won the ashes in england was on the date of 61.
the last time australia won the ashes in england was on the date of 61.
on what date was the last time australia won the ashes in england?
61
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in october and november 2014, england travelled down-under to play in the 2014 four nations. in the opening game, england took on samoa in an affair which saw the lead change several times. in the end, england survived a shock result occurring after winning by 6 points. in the second game against australia, controversy occurred. australia led 16–12 with one minute left on the clock. england player, liam farrell, put a grubber-kick in the in-goal area, which forced australian fullback, greg inglis, to force the ball dead, however, the video referees decided to have a look and see whether or not inglis or the incoming ryan hall got the last touch on the ball. on the slow-motion replays, it showed that ryan hall's right hand's little finger had put some downward pressure on the ball, however, in normal speed, it was deemed 'inconclusive' by australian officiating rules. it was eventually given a no-try to the anger of english players and fans. ryan complained on twitter, saying "looking at the video, i’d say it was a try if we’re playing super league rules..." had hall scored, and england converted, it would have been england's first win over australia since 1995, the first time australia suffered back-to-back home defeats since 1970 and the first time australia did not qualify for a tournament final since the 1954 world cup final. england lost their final game against new zealand and, in the process, ended any chance of qualifying for their first four nations final in the southern hemisphere.
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