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Odds Are Slim, Fight Until Last Ball: Hussain Says England 'need Miracle' To Keep Ashes Hopes Alive
With a 2-0 lead going into the third Test, a draw is sufficient for Australia to secure the series, ensuring they hold onto the Ashes Urn.
"Australia have got a lot of batting still to come, and they're not going to be in a rush. They're 2-0 up, and even with a draw here, the Ashes are retained," Hussain said on Sky Sports.
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