Warner is set to be out of action for the next six weeks
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Australia opening batsman David Warner will play no further part in the ongoing ODI series against England after he fractured his thumb during the second ODI at Lord’s.
England celebrate after beating Australia 3-2 to recapture the Ashes
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Australia gave captain Michael Clarke and opener Chris Rogers the perfect farewell as they thrashed England by an innings and 46 runs on the fourth day of the fifth Test at The Oval.
Warner played some spectacular shots during his innings of 85
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Australia opener David Warner scored 85 and batsman Steven Smith made an unbeaten 78 to put England under the cosh on the first day of the fifth Ashes Test at the The Oval.
“I have had an amazing couple of years playing for Australia and enjoyed it and been part of some pretty special things”
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Australia opening batsman Chris Rogers has confirmed that he will retire from international cricket at the end of the ongoing Ashes series.
Stokes finished with figures of 5-35 off 16 overs
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England are on the brink of reclaiming the Ashes after all-rounder Ben Stokes sliced through Australia’s batting line-up with a five-wicket haul.
Broad finished with career-best figures of 8-15 off 9.3 overs
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It was not a day to remember for Australia as England pace bowler Stuart Broad ripped through their batting line-up with a career-best eight wickets before batsman Joe Root rubbed salt in the wound by scoring an unbeaten 124.
Anderson finished with figures of 6-47 off 14.4 overs
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England pace bowler James Anderson sliced through Australia’s batting line-up with six wickets on the first day of the third Ashes Test at Edgbaston.
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“We’ve ruled out [the] brain, we ruled out a fracture, so we were left with the damage to the vestibular apparatus”
Australia opener Chris Rogers will undergo further tests and treatment after it was confirmed that he is still suffering from dizziness.
Australia celebrate after demolishing England by 405 runs and levelling the series at 1-1
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Australia levelled the ongoing Ashes series in emphatic fashion as they battered England by 405 runs at Lord’s.
Warner raises his bat upon bringing up his half-century
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Australia opener David Warner smashed an unbeaten 60 to extend his side’s lead over England during the third day of the second Ashes Test at Lord’s.