She's become the unlikely face of the Ashes series; an American woman whose Twitter name saw her received hundreds of unwanted cricket-related tweets.
Now, the Massachusetts native has been offered a free flight to Australia to help get her into the game.
Qantas announced via its Twitter account that it would "fly her from New York to Australia for the Ashes".
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The woman, whose real name is unknown, found that her Twitter name of @theashes made her the unwelcoming recepient of messages on the cricket series.
"I'M NOT A FREAKING CRICKET MATCH," she wrote in a message posted on Saturday.
She later pondered "what the hell is a wicket?"
As news of the Twitter error spread throughout the social networking site, a new movement was born: the hashtag #gettheashestotheashes.
The hashtag attracted thousands of responses, including those from prominent businesses.
Qantas stumped up the flights from the US to Australia, and mobile phone company Vodafone offered to buy tickets to the Ashes, and give the woman a phone so she can tweet about her experiences.
The US woman has also designed t-shirts to commemorate the social media mix-up.
