Young fan wants a special Ashes delivery Ned Gentile is petitioning Australia Post for a commemorative stamp to celebrate the Aussies' Ashes win. THIS young Melbourne cricketer thinks the Australian Test team has urn-ed a lasting reminder of its drought-breaking Ashes win. Ned Gentile, 12, is petitioning Australia Post for a commemorative stamp to mark Australia bringing home the urn for the first time in five years. His Change.org campaign gathered more than 1000 signatures in its first 24 hours. The Aspendale Heights boy said he started the petition on behalf of all Aussies who are passionate about cricket. He said he rushed home from school every day to watch the Perth Test match that sealed Australia's series win and was stoked to witness the final wicket fall on Tuesday. "Tuesday was the best day ever," he said. Ned counts firebrands David Warner and Mitchell Johnson as his favourite players, and can't wait it tune in to next week's Boxing Day Test. The young wicketkeeper, who plays under 14s for St Christopher's Cricket Club in Airport West, hopes the Ashes win will inspire more young Aussies to take up his beloved sport. "I think with wins like this junior clubs like mine can get more support," he said. If his petition is a success, Ned says he would also like to see the stamp used to send mail to the UK, as it was Australia's turn to rub in an Ashes victory. Australia Post spokeswoman Michelle Skehan said the company would be contacting Ned to discuss granting his wish.