The Australian women's Cricket team distributed multiple hilarious sleds to England at the Australian Cricket Awards on Monday night while playing a drinking game in Cermony.
He arrived as a result of his series of triumphant ashes against England, where he embarrassed tourists with a 16-0 laundering to retain the series.
In a good mood after their brilliant victory, the players arrived at Crown Palladium in Melbourne and proceeded to delight with the victory of landslide.
They also seemed to have taken a drink to drink every time the word 'whitish' was used.
And given the nature of his victory, the W-Word was quite mentioned that night.
Hilariously, some players, including Ash Gardner and Beth Mooney, dropped the word during interviews with Fox Cricket stations.
Reflecting on the year Gardner told Sam Perry: “I think the team's success has been the pinnacle, a very good money laundering for ashes … only one for girls.”
Ash Gardener of Australia (second from the right) delivered several sleds to the Women's Cricket team in England
The team seemed to be playing a drinking game during the Cricket awards, which involved taking a sip every time
Australia claimed a 16-0 victory in the female ashes series against England this summer
Gardner then dropped a shameless sled for England coach Jon Lewis.
During the series, Lewis had seemed strangely to say that growing in Australia had given the local team an advantage in terms of athletics.
He suggested that the outdoor lifestyle of the nation, helped produce that, adding that he took a Bondi walk to Coogee while he was in Australia and said 'almost all Australians in the eastern suburbs were in the water'.
He called him a “cultural difference” and said: “I definitely believe that Australia has an advantage in terms of athletics.”
Subsequently, Gardener joked: 'I think some walks throughout Bondi have also been really pleasant.
“No, it has been really pleasant to perform a very hard cryket, but to go out with an ashes that is sitting there with pride, it is quite special.”
Later, Mooney added his own sled, declaring: “Obviously, growing in Hervey Bay with all the big waves, that has kept me in good condition to be able to score great races for Australia.”
Meanwhile, Annabel Sutherland was rewarded for her star form when she collected the Belinda Clark Award as a Crick player of Australian women of the year.
It is the first time that Sutherland won any of the three best categories of Australian women: the international honors of a day and T20, as well as the main prize.
She was crowned as the best woman in the Australian Cricket on Monday night as Travis Head, with the test team in Sri Lanka, won the male Allan border medal.
He arrived only a couple of days after Australian women won their series Ashes in a laundering, further underlining the mastery of the team.
Last week, Sutherland became the first woman to score a century of proof in the MCG with her 163. The voting period had begun a year ago with an imperative 210 in the Perth test against South Africa.
It means that England has not had women's ashes since 2014, with Heather Knight's team without winning Australia during the series
Annabel Sutherland was, meanwhile, was rewarded for her star form when she collected the Belinda Clark Award as a Cricket player of Australian women of the year
Sutherland became the first woman to score a century of test in the MCG with its 163 last week
But in the middle of his acceptance speech on the night of the Australian Cricket Awards, Sutherland reflected on the one who escaped last October, losing the semifinal of the T20 World Cup against South Africa.
He finished his streak of world titles of three in a row and gave a Sutherland pause to think.
'He didn't sit too well. It made me think that they are not so easy to win, surprisingly, given our record in recent years, “Sutherland said.
'It is difficult when the teams come to you. You are at the top of the list for other countries and everyone wants to delete you.
'But the way we responded after the World Cup probably only shows the character of that group. Everyone went to work.
That work has culminated in England that is sent home in tingling.
In addition to his obvious physical talents, Sutherland had an unfair advantage when he was a young man in which his father, James, was the executive director of Cricket Australia.
So Sutherland regularly visited the changing rooms of Australian women and grew around the national team.
But she was also raised at the family school of hard blows, courtesy of the brothers Will and Tom. Will is now a Victoriano star player.
'I wouldn't be here without you. You have not made it easy to grow in the backyard and never backed away, which I am certainly grateful for now, “Sutherland said in his acceptance speech.
I wasn't at that time.
The prestigious award grants the rights to kill Sutherland in the next functions of the family, although he points out any attitude will be returned directly.
Sutherland also suspects that living at home could be wear in his parents.
They are probably close to trying to throw me. But no, I'm sure they are very proud, “he said.