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Ashes: Have Half A Chance Of Playing The Next Game, Says Cummins
Injured Australia: Injured Australia captain Pat Cummins has said that he could return for the second Ashes Test at The Gabba starting on December 4. Cummins missed the ongoing opening match in Perth due to a lower back injury and had been in doubt for the second fixture in Brisbane.
“It’s feeling good. I had a couple of good sessions in Perth this week, so having a big day where I’d bowl around 10 overs then a couple of quieter day and then going again. It’s on track and pulling up pretty well. (I’m) half a chance for the next game.”
“I’ll have a couple more bowls and then there could be about two weeks before the next one the way this one is going. I’m pretty hopeful and it’s probably better than it was a few weeks ago,” said Cummins to broadcasters Kayo Sports during day two’s play.
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Pacer Mitchell Starc: Pacer Mitchell Starc said he had always backed his ability to take wickets, even as Australia stared at a precarious position after a chaotic opening day of the first Ashes Test in Perth. The left-arm quick produced a sensational spell of 7 for 58 to bowl England out for 172, but the visitors hit back hard to leave Australia tottering at 123 for 9 by stumps.
Ashes: England Look To Silence Australia, Crowd & Critics In Perth
Star Sports Network: Australia and England are set to renew their rivalry when they clash in the opening Test of the Ashes series at the Optus Stadium in Perth. On Friday, in the early hours of the morning, Brendon McCullum and his team will start their campaign to achieve something no England team has managed since the glory days of 2011: winning the Ashes overseas.
Smith Needs To Have Great Series For Australia To Win Ashes, Says Ponting
With Pat Cummins: Former Australia captain Ricky Ponting asserted that the home side needs a strong performance from Steve Smith to lead the five-Test Ashes, starting on Friday in Perth.
Weatherald And Doggett To Debut As Australia Name XI For Ashes Opener
Jake Weatherald: Jake Weatherald and Brendan Doggett are set to make their Australian debuts in the opening Ashes Test at Perth Stadium, with Beau Webster dropping out of the final XI.
Mitchell Starc Believes Doggett Is Set For Test Debut Ahead Of Ashes Opener
The West Test: Australia pacer Mitchell Starc has called Brendan Doggett’s rapid rise a “hot streak,” stating that he's all set for his potential debut.
Greg Matthews Says Nathan Lyon Will ‘define His Legacy’ In The Ashes
Greg Matthews: Former Australian all-rounder Greg Matthews believes the upcoming Ashes series will be remembered as the moment Nathan Lyon secures his place among cricket’s greats, describing the veteran spinner as the most significant figure in Australia’s campaign.
'He Keeps Pulling Up Well...': Carey Says Cummins 'ready To Go' After Full Bowling Session In Perth
The Run Home: Australia’s wicketkeeper Alex Carey said that regular captain Pat Cummins seemed to be in excellent shape after finishing a full-intensity one-hour net session at Optus Stadium in Perth.
We've Had Good Preparations For Ashes, Says Josh Tongue
Josh Tongue: England pacer Josh Tongue is pleased with the squad's preparations for the Ashes and remains confident of registering a series win against Australia.
Mark Wood Bowls Full Seam In Nets With One Leg Strapped Ahead Of Ashes Opener
Mark Wood: England’s Ashes prospects have been boosted significantly by seeing speedster Mark Wood bowl at training in Perth after his hamstring scare. He was seen bowling full seam during England’s nets session here at the Optus Stadium, with one leg fully strapped.
It'll Be 3-2 Or 3-1 In England's Favour: Panesar Makes Bold Ashes Prediction Ahead Of Opener
Ashes Down Under: Former England spinner Monty Panesar backed his countrymen to reclaim the Ashes Down Under for the first time in 15 years, saying that Ben Stokes and Co. will win the series if they clinch the first Test in Perth.
If Smith Was To Retire, Handscomb Could Be Stable No. 4 In Tests: Chris Rogers
Sydney Cricket Ground: Former Australian cricketer and current Victoria coach Chris Rogers has endorsed Peter Handscomb as the best candidate to take over the No. 4 batting position in Tests once veteran Steve Smith retires.
‘We Can Keep Root Quiet’: Boland Makes Bold Statement Ahead Of Ashes Opener
New Delhi: Fast bowler Scott Boland has singled out Joe Root as the key England player Australia aims to silence in the Ashes. The series opener is fast approaching and is set to be played from November 21 at Perth’s Optus Stadium.
'Doggett Is At That Point Now Where He's Ready To Go', Says Harris Ahead Of Ashes Opener
New South Wales: Former Australia fast bowler Ryan Harris has backed pacer Brendan Doggett for selection ahead of the first Ashes Test against England, starting at Perth Stadium on November 21, saying the seamer is at a point right now where he’s ‘ready to go’.
This Series Is Going To Be 2-2: Vaughan Makes His Prediction For The Ashes
New South Wales: Former England cricketer Michael Vaughan has predicted that the Ashes series will end 2-2, with both Australia and England winning two games each, and one ending in a draw. He also noted that the Ben Stokes-led side will win the series opener in Perth, given that Pat Cummins and Josh Hazlewood have been ruled out of the game.
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