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Cummins Says He's 'less Likely' To Feature In Ashes Opener In Perth
ICC World Test Championship: Australia's Test captain has provided an update on his recovery from lumbar back stress ahead of the Ashes, saying he is "less likely than likely" to suit up for the series opener in Perth, slated for November 21, as he begins to ramp up his training schedule ahead of his return to bowling.
Cummins has been battling a back problem in recent times and has not played since the Test tour of the Caribbean, where his bowling workloads were significantly lower than usual.
After scans revealed lumbar bone stress in his lower back, he was ruled out of the three white-ball series against New Zealand and India.
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Stuart Broad Labels Australia’s Current Top Three 'the Most Muddled'
The Grade Cricketer: Former England pacer Stuart Broad has delivered a scathing assessment of Australia’s current Test top order, labelling it the “most muddled” he has ever seen.
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I Actually Had Lord's Pencilled In As My Last Test, Reveals David Warner Ahead Of Sydney Farewell
World Test Championship: Ahead of the final Test match of his career against Pakistan starting on January 3, left-handed opener David Warner revealed he prepared to end his career in the longer format after the second Ashes Test at Lord's.
Rehab Been Going Really Well, Says Ben Stokes In Health Update Post Knee Surgery
ODI World Cup: England Test skipper Ben Stokes said his rehab has “been going really well” in his recovery post a left knee operation ahead of next month’s red-ball tour of India.
Wish Warner Luck, But Not Hoping For A Good End Against Us, Says Shaheen Shah Afridi
Shaheen Shah Afridi: Pakistan's pace spearhead Shaheen Shah Afridi wished David Warner good luck as he prepares to play his last Test series, but added with a hint of the competitive spirit that the left-handed opener doesn’t have a good end to his red-ball career against his team.
Warner Is Still In Our Best 11 Players To Win First Test: Geroge Bailey
World Test Championship: After former Australia fast-bowler Johnson launched a scathing attack over David Warner's selection for the first Test against Pakistan starting from December 14, chief selector George Bailey came out in support of the left-handed opener, saying he is still the best option to open alongside Usman Khawaja.
England Test Skipper Ben Stokes Undergoes Knee Surgery Ahead Of Next Year’s Tour To India
ODI World Cup: England Test skipper Ben Stokes has undergone a surgery to solve long-standing problems with his left knee ahead of next year’s Test tour of India. The knee problems meant Stokes, 32, was unable to bowl in the last three Ashes Tests this year.
Didn’t Really See Any Bazball In My Two Tests Against England, Says Australia Spinner Nathan Lyon
Nathan Lyon: Australia’s veteran off-spinner Nathan Lyon said he did not see any kind of 'Bazball' being played by England in the two Ashes Tests he played against them earlier this year, before missing next three matches due to a calf injury.
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