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Jason Roy probably suited for middle order,says England coach Trevor Bayliss

By Saurabh Sharma August 21, 2019 • 14:29 PM View: 1563

Leeds, Aug 21: England coach Trevor Bayliss has said that the team management will contemplate changes in their bid to level the ongoing Ashes series when they take on Australia in the third Test beginning Thursday at Headingley.

Having lost at Edgbaston and drawn at Lord's, England go into the Headingley Test with a 0-1 deficit and an unchanged 12-man squad.

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