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“I think his bowling’s going to be very handy, not just for taking wickets but also building pressure from one end”
Australia have retained the same team heading into the second Ashes Test, which gets underway on December 5, against England in Adelaide.
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Clarke seemed to be in a lot of pain when the incident occurred
Australia captain Michael Clarke gave the entire country a huge scare earlier today as he appeared to have seriously hurt himself when rolling his ankle during a training session.
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“I believe that the series can still be played in a good spirit – and let the best team win”
After having denounced Australia opening batsman David Warner for calling England batsman Jonathan Trott “pretty poor and pretty weak”, Andy Flower is hoping that both teams “know where to draw the line” when it comes to sledging.
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“We are not looking too far ahead”
Australia head coach Darren Lehmann has announced that he will not allow his side to get carried away with their dominating 381-run win over England in the first Ashes Test in Brisbane.
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“It wasn’t as though Australia started well and they continued…England were bossing the game”
Former England captain Nasser Hussain has admitted that the national team’s 381-run loss in the first Ashes Test in Brisbane was “very worrying”.
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“This game is going to hurt us but there is plenty of character in this team and we’re going to show it again”
After suffering their sixth-largest defeat in terms of runs in Test cricket history, England captain Alastair Cook has announced that his side are still capable of fighting back.
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England are hoping Warner will be charged under the ICC Code of Conduct for his comments about Trott
England captain Alastair Cook has lashed out at Australia opening batsman David Warner, stating that his comments about Jonathan Trott being “pretty poor and pretty weak” were extremely “disrespectful”.
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Australia dominated arch-rivals England to take a 1-0 lead in the five-Test series
Victory probably never tasted sweeter for Australia as left-arm pace bowler Mitchell Johnson helped his side draw first blood in the Ashes series with a five-wicket haul, which gave the baggy greens a convincing 381-run win over arch-rivals England in Brisbane.
