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Ashes Series: Spinner Jack Leach Ruled Out With Low-Back Stress Fracture
The Ashes: England suffered a huge setback ahead of the upcoming five-Test Ashes series as spinner Jack Leach was ruled out pf the series on Sunday with a low back (lumbar) stress fracture.
The 31-year-old Somerset slow-left-armer developed low back symptoms during Engla'd's Test victory over Ireland on Saturday.
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