ENGLAND and Australia went at it once again to secure Ashes glory – but a dilemma has occured.
Ben Stokes’ side secured an epic fifth-day win after what was a shaky start to the series.
This was the perfect send-off for legendary cricketer Stuart Broad who has revealed that he will be retiring from the sport.
But victory for England meant that the gripping Ashes ended in a draw.
And fans want to know who the Urn goes to if the two sides cannot be separated.
The overall 2023 Ashes series ended in a draw, which meant that the previous winners retain the trophy.
And in this scenario, the Ashes urn would return to Australia as they won it the last time out.
This makes the Aussies the holders a staggering FOUR times in a row.
There has been a total of seven draws during the Ashes since it first began in 1877.
And on six of those occasions, Australia has retained the urn due to being holders going into the series.
England has retained the Ashes after a drawn series once.
The 37-year-old shocked viewers by announcing the move on Sky Sports at the end of the third day at the Oval.
Broad revealed he only made the call on Friday evening before informing Ben Stokes and old pal and bowling partner Jimmy Anderson of his decision.
Speaking to Sky Sports, Broad said: “Yeah, tomorrow or Monday will be my last game of Cricket.
“It’s been a wonderful ride and a huge privilege to wear the Nottinghamshire and England badge as much as I have.
“I’m loving Cricket as much as I ever have, it’s been such a wonderful series to be a part of and I’ve always wanted to finish at the top.”
