The series
Chris Silverwood Hails Joe Root's Influence Over Ashes Squad
England head coach Chris Silverwood believes Joe Root's leadership played a key role in ensuring he could select the strongest possible squad for the Ashes tour to Australia.
For several months it seemed possible the Ashes would be cancelled due to the concerns of England's players and their families about Australia's tough coronavirus quarantine rules.
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Michael Vaughan Chooses Livingstone, Parkinson And Mahmood As Uncapped Ashes Picks
Former England captain Michael Vaughan has chosen Lancashire trio of batter Liam Livingstone, leg-spinner Matt Parkinson and pacer Saqib Mahmood as his uncapped picks for Englands Ashes squad. With th ...
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Ashes 2021-22: Nathan Lyon Wonders Why England Cricketers Aren't 'Jumping At The Opportunity'
Australian spin bowler Nathan Lyon has said that the Ashes is the pinnacle in his eyes and he couldn't understand why England cricketers aren't 'jumping at the opportunity' to be ...
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No Family, No Ashes Tour For England's Jos Buttler
England vice-captain Jos Buttler has insisted again he will miss the upcoming Ashes tour if his family are unable to join him in Australia. Buttler will fly out to the ...
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Western Australia CEO Christina Matthews Asks For Ashes Test Reshuffle Due To Covid-19 Restrictions
Christina Matthews, the CEO of Western Australia Cricket (WAC) has asked Cricket Australia (CA) for a reshuffle of Test matches for the upcoming Ashes series due to border restrictions caused ...
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New Zealand Abandon White-Ball Tour Of Pakistan Due To Security Concerns
New Zealand has called off their white-ball tour of Pakistan because of security concerns ahead of the first of three ODIs at Pindi Cricket Ground in Rawalpindi on Friday. New ...
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Player Welfare Key For English Cricket Chiefs Amid Ashes Travel Virus Fears
The England and Wales Cricket Board insisted Friday player and staff welfare were "paramount" ahead of the upcoming Ashes tour of Australia but stressed it was committed to finding a ...
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India Likely To Stick To XI Named Before Rain Says Fielding Coach R Sridhar
India are looking to stick to the playing XI they announced on Thursday for the World Test Championship (WTC) final against New Zealand at Hampshire Bowl even though they have ...
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Don't Read Too Much Into England's Loss To New Zealand Says Tim Paine
Australia Test skipper Tim Paine feels not much should be read into England team's capitulation against New Zealand in the second Test, where the hosts lost by eight wickets at ...
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Subramaniam Badrinath Tests Positive For Covid-19
Former India batsman S Badrinath has tested positive for Covid-19, he announced on Twitter on Sunday. The 40-year-old Badrinath, who represented India in two Tests and seven ODIs as well ...
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India Legends Win 1st Road Safety World Series Cricket Title
All-rounder Yusuf Pathan starred with an unbeaten 62 and two wickets as the Sachin Tendulkar-captained India Legends beat Sri Lanka Legends by 14 runs in the final to win the ...
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Sri Lanka Beat South Africa To Meet India In Road Safety World Series Final
Sri Lanka Legends will meet India Legends in the summit clash of the Road Safety World Series T20 at the Shaheed Veer Narayan Singh International Cricket Stadium here on Sunday. ...
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Road Safety World Series 2021: Squads, Time, And Schedule
Road Safety World Series 2021 will begin from March 5. The first season of the tournament was played last year but it was stopped in the middle due to the ...
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NZ v sPAK: New Zealand Primed For Pakistan Series As Test Final Looms
New Zealand start their last push to make the World Test championship final on Saturday in the first Test against an injury-hit Pakistan at Bay Oval in Mount Maunganui. The ...
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Hardik Pandya heads to London, ruled out of New Zealand Tests
New Delhi, Feb 1: India all-rounder Hardik Pandya has been ruled out of the upcoming Test series against New Zealand as he has travelled to London for a review of his ...
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