
Good news for Australia as key pacers step up recovery ahead of 2nd Ashes Test vs ENG
Hazlewood and Cummins step up their recovery as they return to bowling ahead of the second Ashes Test.

Hazlewood and Cummins step up their recovery as they return to bowling ahead of the second Ashes Test.

A controversial DRS review during the first Ashes Test saw Simon Taufel defend Jamie Smith’s caught-behind dismissal, despite fan outrage and a lengthy RTS spike debate.

Another Ashes series is knocking on the door. Before that, a few stats are necessary to watch out for. In a previous article, we discussed the top 5 all-time leading run scorers in the history of The Ashes.

Jofra Archer, who has dealt with four years of fitness problems, is likely to be picked after finishing the warm-up without any issues. Carse said Archer is confident before the series and is feeling good both physically and mentally
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Ben Stokes impressed ahead of the Ashes with a superb 6-wicket haul against the England Lions in a warm-up match.

Another Ashes dream for England was demolished by their archrivals Australia on August 10, 1998, at Nottingham. In the second innings of the game, England needed to score 451 to win the game. They decided to go for an adventure shot, which made the Australians' task a lot easier.

A soggy ending at Old Trafford, Manchester. On August 5, 2013, England retained the prestigious Ashes. The intense rivalry came in anticlimactic surroundings, where, more than the England batting order, Australia bowlers faced more difficulties due to adverse weather conditions.

Simply the best from Ian Botham. From out of nowhere, when Australia started to smell a delicate win at Birmingham, Botham did incredible. From 105 for 5 to 121 for 10.

Perhaps one of the most tragic moments in cricket history. The way Mike Atherton missed his first Test century at Lord's was a completely out-of-mind incident. He turned for a straight third and slipped on the green side-strip pitch.

English opener Ben Duckett created new history in the ICC Champions Trophy as the left-handed batter became the first cricketer to score 150 runs in the ICC Champions Trophy.
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