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  Cricket Australia Hopeful Of Playing Ashes As Planned With Fifth Test In Perth

  Nick Hockley, Cricket Australia's (CA) Chief Executive Officer, said on Monday that despite the pandemic restrictions in his country, he would "want to play the schedule as planned", indicating th ...

  • By IANS News
  • 4 years ago
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  Chris Silverwood Hails Joe Root's Influence Over Ashes Squad

  England head coach Chris Silverwood believes Joe Root's leadership played a key role in ensuring he could select the strongest possible squad for the Ashes tour to Australia. For several ...

  • By AFP News
  • 4 years ago
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  England Need To Focus On Struggling Top Order In Australia: Monty Panesar

  Former England spinner Monty Panesar feels the Joe Root-led side, which will tour Australia for the 11-week-long Ashes series in December-January, will have to overcome its top-order batting struggles ...

  • By IANS News
  • 4 years ago
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  Michael Vaughan Chooses Livingstone, Parkinson And Mahmood As Uncapped Ashes Picks

  Former England captain Michael Vaughan has chosen Lancashire trio of batter Liam Livingstone, leg-spinner Matt Parkinson and pacer Saqib Mahmood as his uncapped picks for Englands Ashes squad. With th ...

  • By IANS News
  • 4 years ago
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  Ashes 2021-22: Nathan Lyon Wonders Why England Cricketers Aren't 'Jumping At The Opportunity'

  Australian spin bowler Nathan Lyon has said that the Ashes is the pinnacle in his eyes and he couldn't understand why England cricketers aren't 'jumping at the opportunity' to be ...

  • By IANS News
  • 4 years ago
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  Warm Up Matches Should be Proper Games Of Cricket, 11 Versus 11: Vaughan

  Former England captain Michael Vaughan believes that if England play warm-up matches in the run-up to the Ashes in Australia, they should be proper games with eleven members on both ...

  • By IANS News
  • 4 years ago
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  Team England Needs To Bat For Long Time To Create Chances In The Ashes: Vaughan

  Former England captain Michael Vaughan believes that batting for a long time will be key to England's chances in the Ashes later in the year. He also said that England ...

  • By IANS News
  • 4 years ago
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  This Will Be A Long Ashes Tour For The English If They Don't Start Well, Says Vaughan

  Former England captain Michael Vaughan has said that if the Joe Root-led side "get on a roll" early on in the Ashes series beginning December 8, they'll do well, but ...

  • By IANS News
  • 4 years ago
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  ECB Conditionally Approves Ashes Tour Of Australia

  The England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) has given 'conditional' approval to the Ashes tour later this year, putting to rest speculation around the five-Test series which had cornered headlin ...

  • By IANS News
  • 4 years ago
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  Barmy Army Doesn't Understand The Game, I Have 1,534 Runs More Than Them: Tim Paine

  Australia Test skipper Tim Paine said that he has got 1,534 more runs than the Barmy Army, the supporters of the England team. He added that with the Barmy Army ...

  • By IANS News
  • 4 years ago
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  Convincing English Player To Come For The Ashes Was More Tedious Than I Thought: Ian Healy

  Former Australia wicketkeeper-batsman Ian Healy said that he was a little surprised with the amount of work that was put in to get the England Test players to agree to ...

  • By IANS News
  • 4 years ago
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  There Still Might Be A Few English Players Who Will Not Travel To Australia For Ashes: Paine

  Australian Test skipper Tim Paine said on Friday that it was "positive news" that a lot of England players had committed to the Ashes tour later this year, but added ...

  • By IANS News
  • 4 years ago
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  Think Australia Will See Really Strong England Side In The Ashes: Tim Paine

  Australia Test captain Tim Paine said Friday he expects a "really strong" England side to commit to the Ashes, revealing he had been in touch with Prime Minister Scott Morrison ...

  • By AFP News
  • 4 years ago
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  Hoggard Says Enduring Ashes Bubble Would Be His 'Worst Nightmare'

  Former England pacer Matthew Hoggard has said that living in a bubble for the Ashes in Australia would be his worst nightmare. He added that he could understand why some ...

  • By IANS News
  • 4 years ago