AUS vs ENG, 1st Test: Joe Root reasons poor batting and fielding for Brisbane Test defeat
Cricket | December 11, 2021 14:16 ISTAustralia set a target of 20 runs for victory, finished the job in the sixth over for the loss of Alex Carey.
Australia set a target of 20 runs for victory, finished the job in the sixth over for the loss of Alex Carey.
Australia clinched a strong nine-wicket victory over the Joe Root-led England on Day 4 to take a 1-0 lead in the five-match Ashes series.
Cummins' first match as the Test captain of Australia was a memorable one, picking his first five-wicket haul against England.
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Stokes had dived to stop a ball racing to the boundary in the first session. He appeared to get up sore and barely bowled after the incident.
On-field umpires did not get help from the technology that helps check the front foot on every delivery. It was reported that the equipment that does this had broken down and Stokes went on to bowl a total of 14 no-balls, with only one getting detected.
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England beat Australia by eight wickets in their Super 12 Group 1 match of the T20 World Cup.
Title favourites England are expected to be tested for the first time in the ongoing T20 World Cup when they face arch-rivals Australia in a battle for supremacy in the Super 12 Group 1.
Khawaja had picked up a hamstring injury during Australia's clash against South Africa in the recently concluded World Cup and was subsequently ruled out of the tournament.
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