10 Ashes records that might never be broken

The Ashes, contested between England and Australia, is the most iconic rivalry in Test cricket, played for more than 130 years. Contested as a five-match Test series every two years, alternately in England and Australia, it has produced memorable moments and legendary records. For players, featuring in the Ashes is not just about pride but also about registering their names in history books. 

Let's see ten Ashes records that might never be broken:

1. Sir Don Bradman's run tally:

Sir Donald Bradman has achieved numerous records in Ashes history. Between 1928 and 1948, the Australian legend scored a record 5,028 runs in just 37 Tests against England, averaging 89.78. He is the only batter to cross the 5,000-run mark against a single opposition, with England’s Jack Hobbs next best at 3,636 runs. Notably, Bradman’s 19 Ashes centuries, seven more than Hobbs. Interestingly, in Ashes victories, Bradman scored 2,901 runs at an average of 111.57, with 13 centuries.