HIGHLIGHTS: England's batting nightmare leaves Ashes within reach
Five wickets from Josh Hazlewood helped Australia bowl England out for just 67, before reaching stumps 6/171 and leading by 283 runs.
Five wickets from Josh Hazlewood helped Australia bowl England out for just 67, before reaching stumps 6/171 and leading by 283 runs.
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‘A wide, rank delivery from James Pattinson!’
News Corp’s The Daily Telegraph is today reporting that embattled Australian opener Cameron Bancroft has been dropped from the XI ahead of the third Ashes Test at Headingley tonight.
Cricket is an amazing game. After one Test it seemed certain that these Ashes would be the Summer of Steve. With just a few hours of the second Test remaining, Jofra Archer was set to be anointed 2019’s Supreme Being.
For the pragmatist, England’s performance at Lord’s, while impressive, was fruitless and earned them nothing. Australia retained its 1-0 lead, and are one win away from retaining the Ashes.
The scary prospect of James Anderson’s impending return, the short-ball problems of Aussie skipper Tim Paine and England captain Joe Root’s poor form are three issues hanging over this Ashes as the third Test starts today.
With rain keeping Australia ahead in the Ashes, the teams move to Headingley for the third Test, where a win would allow the visitors to retain the urn against a desperate England outfit.
Despite being forced to work for a draw in the second Ashes Test at Lord’s, Australia are in the box seat to retain The Ashes on foreign soil.
After the vicious bouncer that was bowled to Steven Smith by Jofra Archer, the Australians were not sure that their star batsmen was going to be able to participate in the second Test anymore.
The ICC approved the World Test Championship (WTC) in 2010 and after two failed attempts in 2013 and 2017 launched it on 29 July 2019. But did anyone notice?
With the introduction of Jofra Archer’s viciousness, the Ashes have taken a dramatic turn.
Some of the headlines after the second Ashes Test would lead you to believe that Australia are not 1-0 ahead in the series.
Australia have been bowled out for 179 on a rain-shortened Day 1 of the Third Test at Headingley, Jofra Archer again the star for England with six wickets.
Poor bloke fights o 70 and a full bunger gets him?
‘I’m not sure what you can do as a physio… without being arrested.’
The ball’s nipping around everywhere and THIS is how you get out?
The great games don’t necessarily tell you they’re great at first.
The great games don’t necessarily tell you they’re great at first.
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Apologies, was thinking of Craig Kieswetter the other keeper being touted at the same time as Buttler, who played ODI’S….(more)