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The Trans-Tasman Trophy is awarded for Test cricket series played between the men's national teams of Australia and New Zealand. Its name refers to the Tasman Sea separating the two countries, whose sporting rivalry extends across several codes. First contested in the 1985-86 season, the trophy is decided by the aggregate result of the scheduled Test matches in each designated series.
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What is the Trans-Tasman Trophy in cricket?
The Trans-Tasman Trophy is the name of the Test cricket series contested between the national teams of Australia and New Zealand. The trophy is named after the Tasman Sea that separates the two nations.
When was the first Trans-Tasman Trophy series played?
The Trans-Tasman Trophy was first contested by Australia and New Zealand during the 1985-86 cricket season. It has since become a celebrated rivalry in Test cricket.
Who competes for the Trans-Tasman Trophy?
The Trans-Tasman Trophy is fiercely fought over by the Test cricket teams of Australia and New Zealand. The competition is named after the Tasman Sea separating the two countries.
Why is the cricket rivalry between Australia and New Zealand called the Trans-Tasman Trophy?
The trophy gets its name from the Tasman Sea, which is the body of water separating Australia and New Zealand. It is awarded to the winner of their bilateral Test cricket series.
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