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It'll Be 3-2 Or 3-1 In England's Favour: Panesar Makes Bold Ashes Prediction Ahead Of Opener
Panesar, who took part in England’s away Ashes campaigns in 2006–07 and 2013–14, believes the current squad is better equipped to perform much better than those earlier touring sides that were whitewashed 5–0 in Australia.
Although Australia haven’t lost a home Test to England since 2011, Panesar believes the visitors have an edge this time given the hosts’ mounting injury concerns.
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