Highlights

David Warner declared fit to play, he was nursing sore ribs
Jhye Richardson will replace an injured Josh Hazlewood
Australia crushed England at the Gabba to go 1-0 up in the series

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Ashes 2nd Test: David Warner fit to play, Jhye Richardson to replace Hazlewood

Name: Ashes 2nd Test: David Warner fit to play, Jhye Richardson to replace Hazlewood
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Description: David Warner and Jhye Richardson to play the Adelaide Test as Pat Cummins confirms Australia's playing XI for the 2nd Ashes Test

David Warner and Jhye Richardson to play the Adelaide Test as Pat Cummins confirms Australia's playing XI for the 2nd Ashes Test

Updated: Sep 02, 2022 10:53

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Ashes 2nd Test: David Warner fit to play, Jhye Richardson to replace Hazlewood

Newly-appointed Test skipper Pat Cummins on Wednesday confirmed Australia's playing XI for the 2nd Ashes Test in Adelaide starting Thursday.

In a huge boost to the hosts, an in-form David Warner has been declared fit to play. The opening batter was nursing sore ribs after the 1st Test.

Cummins also confirmed that Jhye Richardson will replace an injured Josh Hazlewood for the Day-Night Test. The fast bowler last played a Test in 2019 against Sri Lanka. There were no other changes to the XI that crushed England at the Gabba to give Australia a 1-0 lead in the 5-match test series.

Also read: 'We have some big decisions to make': Joe Root ahead of the 2nd Ashes Test

Australia hold the urn after retaining it in 2019 in England and go into the 2nd Test on the back of winning all of their 8 pink-ball Tests so far.