Question

With which sports are the term Ashes, Chinaman and Duck associated?​

Answer 1

$\huge{\boxed{\star{Cricket}}}$

Answer 2

Cricket

The term Ashes, Chinaman and Duck are associated with Cricket.

Explanation:

• A China man is a bowling technique in Cricket when a left arm spinner rotates the ball from the wrist instead of his fingers. He is referred to as a China man bowler.
• The etymology of the word can be traced from the bowling incident of the left-hand spinner Ellis Achong of the West Indies in a match in Manchester against England in 1930.
• Ellis bowled Walter Robbins out by bowling the ball from the wrist. While walking back to the pavilion, Robbins remarked, “Fancy being done by a Chinaman.”
• Ellis was of Chinese origin. Ever since this style of bowling is called Chinaman.  
• Duck is a euphemism used in cricket, to signify a batsman's dismissal for a score of zero.
• Since zero bears a similarity to the shape of a duck’s egg hence the euphemism.  
• The Ashes is a specific name given to the Test cricket series played between England and Australia.  
• It is so called in reference to the Historical mention of the term ‘ashes’ in an English chronicle when the English were miserably defeated by the Australians in 1882 victory at The Oval.
• The chronicle had satirically reported that English cricket should be burnt and its ‘ashes’ buried in Australia.  

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