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We'd To Give Back Not Hundreds Of Thousands, But Millions: CA Boss Reflects On Revenue Loss From Perth Test
Cricket Australia faced a multi-million-dollar drain after the rapid-fire two-day Ashes opener, which lasted just 847 deliveries, making it the shortest Ashes Test by balls bowled since 1888.
The opening Test saw 19 wickets fall on Day 1 as England were bowled out for 172 with Mitchell Starc taking career-best figures of 7-58 before Australia's batters collapsed to 121/9 at stumps. Day 2 saw 13 wickets fall and 380 runs put on the board as England were bowled out for 164 before Travis Head's incredible 123 guided Australia to an eight-wicket win and 1-0 lead in the five-match series.
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Khawaja Avoids Sanction For Criticism Of Perth Pitch: Report
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‘Not The Words I Would've Used,’ Smith Reacts To Khawaja’s 'piece Of...' Review Of Perth Pitch
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Former England Batter Robin Smith Dies Aged 62
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Khawaja Remains Short Of Full Fitness Ahead Of Gabba Test: Report
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Happy If That’s What’s Needed To Win: Head Ready To Open Again In Khawaja’s Absence
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Root Questions Need For Pink-ball Test In Ashes: A Series Like This, Does It Need It?
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Ashes: Mark Wood Ruled Out Of Brisbane Test
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Ashes: Khawaja Faces CA Notice After Dubbing Perth Pitch ‘piece Of...’
Usman Khawaja Foundation: Usman Khawaja is expected to receive a formal notice from Cricket Australia after bluntly labelling the Perth Stadium surface for the first Ashes Test a “piece of ...
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Khawaja Criticises Perth Pitch Despite ICC’s ‘very Good’ Rating For Ashes Opener
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ICC Rates Perth Pitch 'very Good' After Rapid Ashes Opener
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Ashes: Tom Moody Suggests Australia Replace Nathan Lyon With Specialist Batter For Gabba Test
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Ashes: Hazlewood Back In Nets As Cummins Prepares For Pink-ball Return
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Khawaja To Be Assessed For Back Issues, Says McDonald
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