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The 2017 instalment of The Ashes continues in Adelaide with the first day-night Test in Ashes history. Australia and England will face off at Adelaide Oval, beginning on Saturday, December 2. Here is all the information you need to know about the match.
The match will start on Saturday and finish on Wednesday, December 6, with the first ball to be bowled at 2:30pm (AEDT) each day.
After a tight contest in the first three days of the first Test match at the Gabba, Australia got their noses in front and then barrelled home for a resounding victory.
Steve Smith’s century in the first innings earned him the man-of-the-match honours, while David Warner and Cameron Bancroft steered the home side to victory, both with unbeaten totals above 80 in the second innings.
With the first day-night Test, both teams will be trying to gain the upper hand in relatively unfamiliar conditions. Here is The Roar’s guide to catching every minute of the game live.
Channel 9 holds the exclusive broadcasting rights to the Ashes series. Their coverage usually starts around an hour before the first ball each day, so tune in from around 1:30pm (AEDT) to watch their pre-match coverage.
Unfortunately, Channel Nine do not hold the streaming rights to the match, so you will not be able to stream it for free through their streaming website 9Now.
Instead, the only way to stream online is through a Cricket Australia live pass. A one-day pass will cost $5.99, however for better value you can get a year-long pass for $29.99.
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