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Ashes Itinerary Shouldn't Be Changes To Accommodate The Hundred, Believes Former England Player
Former England player Derek Pringle is getting concerned with the proposed change in the Ashes itinerary at home next year because of The Hundred tournament, saying the historic rivalry between England and Australia is "cricket's holy grail" and its dates should not be altered.
In an unprecedented first in 139 years of the Ashes, next summer's series will not feature a Test in August, which could render more England players available for The Hundred tournament.
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- 03 Mar 2026 10:43