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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 that there might still be "one or two players" who won't travel Down Under.
The England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) and Cricket Australia (CA) reached an agreement earlier this week, which will see Joe Root's touring party at near full-strength for the five-Test Ashes series, beginning December 8.
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