Archive · 21 Dec 2025
Australia Celebrates Ashes Victory with 'Ronball' T-shirts
The Australian cricket team won the Ashes series against England.
After their victory, Travis Head, one of the key players, started a big celebration.
He gave everyone on the team a white T-shirt with the word 'Ronball' on it, which is a fun name they made up for their coach Andrew McDonald.
They also drank a special cocktail called 'Headliner Spritz' that Travis made.
They played a song called 'True Blue' and sprayed beer and cocktails on each other.
Even the injured player Nathan Lyon joined in the celebration.
The team is very happy because they won the series quickly and proved they are strong.
Travis Head led the Australian team's celebration after winning the Ashes series against England.
The team wore 'Ronball' T-shirts, a term coined for coach Andrew McDonald, during the celebration.
Head served 'Headliner Spritz', a cocktail he made, to the team.
The team played 'True Blue' and sprayed beer and cocktails on each other.
Injured player Nathan Lyon joined the celebration despite his injury.
- Who
- Australian cricket team, led by Travis Head and coach Andrew McDonald
- What
- Celebration of Ashes victory with 'Ronball' T-shirts and drinks
- When
- After the third Test match in Adelaide
- Where
- Adelaide Oval, Australia
- Why
- To celebrate securing the Ashes urn and the team's victory
- Event
- Australia's Ashes victory celebration
- Key Player
- Travis Head
- Coach
- Andrew McDonald (Ronald)
- Celebration Term
- Ronball
- Celebration Drink
- Headliner Spritz
- Song Played
- True Blue
- Next Test Location
- Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG)
- Injured Player
- Nathan Lyon