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Stokes was bought by four-time champions Chennai Super Kings for a whopping Rs 16.25 crore in the IPL auction in December

England's Ben Stokes to leave IPL 2023 early to prepare for home summer

England Test skipper Ben Stokes who missed the last 2 editions of IPL, is set to cut short his stint at IPL 2023 as well. 

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Stokes was bought by four-time champions Chennai Super Kings for a whopping Rs 16.25 crore in the IPL auction in December

England Test skipper Ben Stokes is set to leave IPL early to lead his side in the one-off Ireland Test and prepare for the Ashes series.
The IPL final is set to be played on May 28, four days before the one-off Ireland Test at Lord's on June 1, while the marquee Ashes series against Australia will begin on June 16.
Stokes, who missed the last two editions of the cash-rich league due to various reasons, was bought by four-time champions Chennai Super Kings for a whopping Rs 16.25 crore in IPL auction in December.
Stokes said he will be back in England to prepare for the busy English summer even if CSK reach the final stages of the IPL.
When asked if he'll play the Ireland Test, Stokes said "Yes, I'll play." "I'll be making sure that I give myself enough time to get back and play that (Ireland) game," Stokes said ahead of England's second Test with New Zealand.
The all-rounder said he will consult the other England Test players competing in the IPL, what they want to do to prepare for the Ashes.
The likes of Joe Root, Mark Wood, Jonny Bairstow, Liam Livingstone, Jofra Archer, Sam Curran and Harry Brook are set to play the IPL.
"I'll probably get round the individuals and ask them what they want to be ready for for the Ashes, because those five games are obviously the big ones of the summer, and you've got to think about what lads want.
"But what if something was to happen in that game (Ireland) and we lose someone for the Ashes ... It's just one of those where you have to weigh up the options of what the individual person actually wants out of that week, versus do we really need to play that one.
"Because, obviously, I'm right in saying that series is bigger than that game against Ireland," he added.&nbsp;

England's mighty collapse on Day 3 of the fifth and final Test match at Hobart summed up England's Ashes debacle in Australia.
After bowling superbly in their second innings, England bundled out the hosts for a mere 155, thanks to an inspirational performance from pacer Mark Wood, who scalped six wickets.
It seemed that Joe Root's side would win at least one match in their horrific Ashes campaign as the openers gave the visitors a flying start while chasing 271 runs.
At one point, England were at 68/0 as Zak Crawley and Rory Burns saw off the new ball threat from Mitchell Starc, Pat Cummins and Scott Boland.
But it was Aussie all-rounder Cameron Green who proved to be a gamechanger and trigged an England collapse, in which the visitors lost 10 wickets while scoring only 56 runs. England were bundled out for 124 runs, thus losing the match by 176 runs. Green, Cummins, and Boland took three wickets each as Australia retained the Ashes Urn and clinched the series 4-0.

Ashes 5th Test: Australia seal 4-0 series victory after spectacular England collapse in Hobart

Chasing 271 runs, England were at 68/0 as their openers sees off the new ball threat from Starc, Cummins and Boland. But all-rounder Cameron Green triggered a spectacular England collapse.

England's mighty collapse on Day 3 of the fifth and final Test match at Hobart summed up England's Ashes debacle in Australia.
After bowling superbly in their second innings, England bundled out the hosts for a mere 155, thanks to an inspirational performance from pacer Mark Wood, who scalped six wickets.
It seemed that Joe Root's side would win at least one match in their horrific Ashes campaign as the openers gave the visitors a flying start while chasing 271 runs.
At one point, England were at 68/0 as Zak Crawley and Rory Burns saw off the new ball threat from Mitchell Starc, Pat Cummins and Scott Boland.
But it was Aussie all-rounder Cameron Green who proved to be a gamechanger and trigged an England collapse, in which the visitors lost 10 wickets while scoring only 56 runs. England were bundled out for 124 runs, thus losing the match by 176 runs. Green, Cummins, and Boland took three wickets each as Australia retained the Ashes Urn and clinched the series 4-0.

England's mighty collapse on Day 3 of the fifth and final Test match at Hobart summed up England's Ashes debacle in Australia

England's mighty collapse on Day 3 of the fifth and final Test match at Hobart summed up England's Ashes debacle in Australia.
After bowling superbly in their second innings, England bundled out the hosts for a mere 155, thanks to an inspirational performance from pacer Mark Wood, who scalped six wickets. Also Read&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/others-sports/india-open-lakshya-sen-beats-reigning-world-champion-loh-kean-yew-in-men-s-singles-final-1642342565534">India Open: Lakshya Sen beats reigning World Champion Loh Kean Yew in men's singles final</a>
It seemed that Joe Root's side would win at least one match in their horrific Ashes campaign as the openers gave the visitors a flying start while chasing 271 runs.
At one point, England were at 68/0 as Zak Crawley and Rory Burns saw off the new ball threat from Mitchell Starc, Pat Cummins and Scott Boland.
But it was Aussie all-rounder Cameron Green who proved to be a gamechanger and trigged an England collapse, in which the visitors lost 10 wickets while scoring only 56 runs. England were bundled out for 124 runs, thus losing the match by 176 runs. Green, Cummins, and Boland took three wickets each as Australia retained the Ashes Urn and clinched the series 4-0.

England showed a great deal of determination on the final day of the Sydney Test to deny the Australians the 4th consecutive victory in the five-match Ashes series.
The drama at the Sydney Cricket Ground boiled down to the last over of the day as Stuart Broad and Jack Leach survived for 8 Overs before Steve Smith found the outside edge of Leach's bat with two overs remaining. But Broad and James Anderson survived the last 12 balls of the match to steal a draw.
Earlier, England resumed their innings from the overnight score of 30-0 but lost the wicket of Haseeb Hameed and Dawid Malan early. Joe Root and Ben Stokes see-off 26 Overs before Scott Boland removed the English captain. Stokes looked determined to save the Test match for but his 123-ball 60 runs knock came to end with more than 25 overs left in the day.
Jonny Bairstow and Jos Buttler held for the fort next 10 Overs before Cummins scalped the wicket of Buttler and Mark Wood in the same over. Chasing an improbable 388-run target, England scored 270-9 in their second innings
Australia have already retained the Ashes and now the fifth and final Test will be played at Hobart from January 14.

Ashes 4th Test: England draw the Sydney Test in a over thriller vs Australia

England showed a great deal of determination on the final day of the Sydney Test to deny the Australians their 4th consecutive victory in the five-match Ashes series.

Ashes 4th Test: England draw Sydney Test in a last-over thriller vs Australia

England showed a great deal of determination on the final day of the Sydney Test to deny the Australians the 4th consecutive victory in the five-match Ashes series.
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The drama at the Sydney Cricket Ground boiled down to the last over of the day as Stuart Broad and Jack Leach survived for 8 Overs before Steve Smith found the outside edge of Leach's bat with two overs remaining. But Broad and James Anderson survived the last 12 balls of the match to steal a draw.
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Earlier, England resumed their innings from the overnight score of 30-0 but lost the wicket of Haseeb Hameed and Dawid Malan early. Joe Root and Ben Stokes saw off 26 overs before Scott Boland removed the English captain. Stokes looked determined to save the Test match for but his 123-ball 60 runs knock came to end with more than 25 overs left in the day.
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Jonny Bairstow and Jos Buttler&nbsp;stayed on the fort next 10 Overs before Cummins&nbsp;took the wickets&nbsp;of Buttler and Mark Wood in the same over. Chasing an improbable 388-run target, England scored 270-9 in their second innings
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Australia have already retained the Ashes and now the fifth and final Test will be played at Hobart from January 14.

England showed a great deal of determination on the final day of the Sydney Test to deny the Australians their 4th consecutive victory in the five-match Ashes series.

England showed a great deal of determination on the final day of the Sydney Test to deny the Australians their 4th consecutive victory in the five-match Ashes series.
The drama at the Sydney Cricket Ground boiled down to the last over of the day as Stuart Broad and Jack Leach survived for 8 Overs before Steve Smith found the outside edge of Leach's bat with two overs remaining. But Broad and James Anderson survived the last 12 balls of the match to steal a draw. Also Read&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/venkatesh-iyer-ready-to-do-the-finisher-s-job-in-odis-vs-south-africa-1641718872655">Venkatesh Iyer ready to do the finisher's job in ODIs vs South Africa</a>
Earlier, England resumed their innings from the overnight score of 30-0 but lost the wicket of Haseeb Hameed and Dawid Malan early. Joe Root and Ben Stokes saw off 26 overs before Scott Boland removed the English captain. Stokes looked determined to save the Test match for but his 123-ball 60 runs knock came to end with more than 25 overs left in the day.
Jonny Bairstow and Jos Buttler&nbsp;stayed on the fort next 10 Overs before Cummins&nbsp;took the wickets&nbsp;of Buttler and Mark Wood in the same over. Chasing an improbable 388-run target, England scored 270-9 in their second innings
Australia have already retained the Ashes and now the fifth and final Test will be played at Hobart from January 14.

England survived the last hour of play on Day 4 without any hiccup to chase down a mammoth 388-run target on Day 5 of the 4th Ashes Test at Sydney Cricket Ground.
At Stumps on Day 4, England were 30-0, needing 358 runs more runs to win.
Earlier, England were knocked over for 294 runs in the morning, adding only 36 runs in their overnight score, giving Australia 122 runs lead. However, the English bowlers came out all guns blazing in the second innings, and at one point in time, Australia were reduced to 86-4.
But the first innings centurion Usman Khawaja and all-rounder Cameron Green ensured that the Australian innings did not slip further as the duo put up a 176-run stand for the fifth wicket. Khawaja remained unbeaten on 101 while Green departed for 74. The Australian captain Pat Cummins did not wait much longer after Green and Carey fell on successive deliveries and declared at 265-6.
While chasing 388, England openers Zak Crawley and Haseeb Hameed came out in the middle with great determination and remained unbeaten at the close of play on Day 4.
Now, the visitors need to see off 98 Overs on Day 5 if weather permits or score the remaining 358 runs to escape their fourth successive defeat in the ongoing Ashes series.

Ashes 4th Test: England 30-0 on Day 4, need 358 runs to win on Day 5

England need to score 358 runs more on the final day in a bid to avoid their fourth successive defeat in the ongoing Ashes series.

England survived the last hour of play on Day 4 without any hiccup as they aim to chase a mammoth 388-run target on Day 5 of the 4th Ashes Test at Sydney Cricket Ground.
At Stumps on Day 4, England were 30-0, needing 358 runs more runs to win.
Earlier, England were knocked over for 294 runs in the morning, after adding only 36 runs in their overnight score. The English bowlers came out all guns blazing in the second innings, and at one point in time, Australia were reduced to 86-4.
But the first innings centurion Usman Khawaja and all-rounder Cameron Green ensured that the Australian innings did not slip further as the duo put up a 176-run stand for the fifth wicket. Khawaja remained unbeaten on 101 while Green departed for 74. The Australian captain Pat Cummins did not wait much longer after Green and Carey fell on successive deliveries and declared at 265-6.
While chasing 388, England openers Zak Crawley and Haseeb Hameed&nbsp;remained unbeaten at the close of play on Day 4.
The visitors need to score 358 runs more on the final day in a bid to avoid their fourth successive defeat in the ongoing Ashes series.

England survived the last hour of play on Day 4 without any hiccup as they are chasing a mammoth 388-run target on Day 5 of the 4th Ashes Test at Sydney Cricket Ground

England survived the last hour of play on Day 4 without any hiccup as they aim to chase a mammoth 388-run target on Day 5 of the 4th Ashes Test at Sydney Cricket Ground.
At Stumps on Day 4, England were 30-0, needing 358 runs more runs to win.
Earlier, England were knocked over for 294 runs in the morning, after adding only 36 runs in their overnight score. The English bowlers came out all guns blazing in the second innings, and at one point in time, Australia were reduced to 86-4.
But the first innings centurion Usman Khawaja and all-rounder Cameron Green ensured that the Australian innings did not slip further as the duo put up a 176-run stand for the fifth wicket. Khawaja remained unbeaten on 101 while Green departed for 74. The Australian captain Pat Cummins did not wait much longer after Green and Carey fell on successive deliveries and declared at 265-6.
While chasing 388, England openers Zak Crawley and Haseeb Hameed&nbsp;remained unbeaten at the close of play on Day 4.
The visitors need to score 358 runs more on the final day in a bid to avoid their fourth successive defeat in the ongoing Ashes series.
Also read:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/usman-khawaja-becomes-sixth-australian-to-score-century-in-each-innings-of-a-test-match-1641625550574" target="_blank">Usman Khawaja becomes sixth Australian to score century in each innings of a Test match</a>

Usman Khawaja made a stunning comeback to Australia's side with two back-to-back centuries against England in the 4th Ashes Test at Sydney Cricket Ground.
Khawaja lost his place on the Australian side in 2019 and was subsequently removed from Cricket Australia's central contract in 2020. Many cricket pundits have written off the southpaw but Khawaja made it into the Australian side for the Ashes Series on the back of good domestic performances.
However, he still has to wait for three Tests for finding a place in Australia Playing XI given that another southpaw Travis Head has been in a red-hot form.
Finally, Khawaja got a place in Australian XI after Head was tested Covid-19 positive and had to miss the Sydney Test against England.
Khawaja stormed into the international scene with a brilliant 137-run to lift Australia out of the perils in the first innings. The Southpaw continued his form in the second innings as well and became the sixth Australian to score back-to-back centuries in the Ashes Test.
Overall, Khawaja has scored 2887 runs in 44 Test matches at an average of 40.66, including eight centuries and 14 fifties.
Overall, Khawaja has scored 2887 runs in 44 Test matches at an average of 40.66, including eight centuries and 14 fifties.

Usman Khawaja becomes sixth Australian to score century in each innings of a Test match

Usman Khawaja roared back into the international arena with a record back-to-back centuries in the 4th Ashes Test at Sydney Cricket Ground.

Usman Khawaja made a stunning comeback to Australia's side with two back-to-back centuries against England in the 4th Ashes Test at Sydney Cricket Ground.
Khawaja lost his place on the Australian side in 2019 and was subsequently removed from Cricket Australia's central contract in 2020. Many cricket pundits had written off the southpaw but Khawaja made it into the Australian side for the Ashes Series on the back of good domestic performances.
Finally, Khawaja got a place in Australian XI after Head was tested Covid-19 positive and capitalised on the opportunity and became the 6th Aussie to score back to back hundreds.&nbsp;
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<ul>
<li>4th Ashes Test was&nbsp;Khawaja's&nbsp;first Test match since 2019</li>
<li>Khawaja&nbsp;was left out of Australia's central contract in 2020</li>
<li>Khawaja&nbsp;got a place in Australian XI after Head tested Covid-19 positive</li>
</ul>

Usman Khawaja made a stunning comeback to Australia's side with two back-to-back centuries against England in the 4th Ashes Test at Sydney Cricket Ground.
Khawaja lost his place on the Australian side in 2019 and was subsequently removed from Cricket Australia's central contract in 2020. Many cricket pundits had written off the southpaw but Khawaja made it into the Australian side for the Ashes Series on the back of good domestic performances.
Finally, Khawaja got a place in Australian XI after Head was tested Covid-19 positive and capitalised on the opportunity and became the 6th Aussie to score back to back hundreds.&nbsp;
Also read:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/ashes-josh-hazlewood-ruled-out-of-5th-test-due-to-a-side-strain-1641613115443" target="_blank">Ashes: Josh Hazlewood ruled out of 5th Test due to a side strain</a>

England took two crucial wickets in the extended post-tea session of the 4th Ashes Test on Day 1, which was marred by incessant rain, at the Sydney Cricket Ground.
At stumps on Day 1, Australia were 126-3 with Steve Smith and Usman Khawaja at the crease.
Earlier, Australia captain Pat Cummins won the toss and opted to bat first on a green-tinged Sydney wicket but only 22 Overs were bowled till the tea session due to subsequent rain break.
Stuart Broad provided England's first breakthrough as he scalped David Warner (30) for the eighth time in the past seven Ashes Tests.
Marcus Harris and Marnus Labuschagne steady the Australian innings in the final session with a 60-run partnership before Anderson got the wicket of Harris (38).
Meanwhile, Mark Wood dismissed Labuschange (28) in the next over, putting Australia in a spot of bother.
However, Smith and Khawaja showed solid defensive techniques before the rain forced early stumps on Day 1.
Also read: BAN vs NZ: Cricket world comes together to celebrate Bangladesh's 'inspirational' victory

Ashes 4th Test: England take late advantage on a rain-marred Day 1 at Sydney

England took two crucial wickets in the final session of rain-marred Day 1 of the Sydney Test vs Australia

England took two crucial wickets in the extended post-tea session of the 4th Ashes Test on Day 1, which was marred by rain at the Sydney Cricket Ground.
At stumps on Day 1, Australia were 126-3 with Steve Smith and Usman Khawaja at the crease.
Earlier, Australian captain Pat Cummins won the toss and opted to bat first on a green-tinged Sydney wicket but only 22 Overs were bowled till the tea session due to a rain break.
Stuart Broad provided England's first breakthrough as he removed David Warner (30) for the eighth time in the past seven Ashes Tests.
Marcus Harris and Marnus Labuschagne steadied the Australian innings in the final session with a 60-run partnership before Anderson got the wicket of Harris (38).
Meanwhile, Mark Wood dismissed Labuschange (28) in the next over, putting Australia in a spot of bother.
However, Smith and Khawaja showed solid defensive techniques before the rain forced early stumps on Day 1.

The 4th Test saw England putting up some fight on Day 1 of the Ashes Test vs Australia

England took two crucial wickets in the extended post-tea session of the 4th Ashes Test on Day 1, which was marred by rain at the Sydney Cricket Ground.
At stumps on Day 1, Australia were 126-3 with Steve Smith and Usman Khawaja at the crease.
Earlier, Australian captain Pat Cummins won the toss and opted to bat first on a green-tinged Sydney wicket but only 22 Overs were bowled till the tea session due to a rain break.
Stuart Broad provided England's first breakthrough as he removed David Warner (30) for the eighth time in the past seven Ashes Tests.
Marcus Harris and Marnus Labuschagne steadied the Australian innings in the final session with a 60-run partnership before Anderson got the wicket of Harris (38).
Meanwhile, Mark Wood dismissed Labuschange (28) in the next over, putting Australia in a spot of bother.
However, Smith and Khawaja showed solid defensive techniques before the rain forced early stumps on Day 1.
Also read:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/ban-vs-nz-cricket-world-comes-together-to-celebrate-bangladesh-s-inspirational-victory-1641364724063" target="_blank">BAN vs NZ: Cricket world comes together to celebrate Bangladesh's 'inspirational' victory</a>

With a 3-0 lead, Australia has already retained the Ashes Urn but now their focus is to inflict a 5-0 series whitewash against England. The 'Pink Test' in Sydney starts on Wednesday as England are without their head coach Chris Silverwood who tested positive for Covid-19. When it comes to the on-field action, this series has been missing the rivalry that Ashes has been known for but Australian Captain Pat Cummins knows the reason.  
Cummins before the 4th Test in Sydney highlighted the covid situation around the two teams and said, "I think it's been really tough for them. So we're just really thankful that they're out here you know, as part of the series. In terms of the cricket side of things, I couldn't be happier with how it's going for us. We've been on the other side of it, you know, before so it's not going to be like that forever so we'll enjoy it while we can."
Australian meanwhile has retained 3rd Test's hero Scott Boland and called up Usman Khawaja to feature in the Playing XI replacing Covid-19 positive Travis Head. This will be a big return for Khawaja in the Test set-up after a gap of more than 2 years. 

Ashes 4th Test: Australia aims to brush aside England in the 'Pink Test' 

Australia has retained 3rd Test's hero Scott Boland and called up Usman Khawaja to feature in the Playing XI replacing Covid-19 positive Travis Head

With a 3-0 lead, Australia has already retained the Ashes Urn but now their focus is to inflict a 5-0 series whitewash against England. The 'Pink Test' in Sydney starts on Wednesday as England are without their head coach Chris Silverwood&nbsp;who tested positive for Covid-19. When it comes to the on-field action,&nbsp;this series has been missing the rivalry that Ashes has been known for but Australian Captain Pat Cummins&nbsp;knows the reason.&nbsp;&nbsp;
Bite: Pat Cummins
"I think it's been really tough for them. So we're just really thankful that they're out here you know, as part of the series. In terms of the cricket side of things, I couldn't be happier with how it's going for us. We've been on the other side of it, you know, before so it's not going to be like that forever so we'll enjoy it while we can."
BITE:&nbsp;England assistant coach Graham Thorpe
Obviously, we've had the distractions of COVID Off the field as well, which have been challenging to say the least. But at the end of the day, we also know we haven't played good enough cricket when we have been out in the middle either.
Australia meanwhile has retained 3rd Test's&nbsp;hero Scott&nbsp;Boland&nbsp;and called up Usman&nbsp;Khawaja&nbsp;to feature in the Playing XI replacing Covid-19 positive Travis Head. This will be a big return for Khawaja&nbsp;in the Test set-up after a gap of more than 2 years.&nbsp;
England on the other hand has stuck to the batting line-up that failed miserably in the 3rd Test and have only made 1 change in the form of Stuart Broad who will once again get to bowl in tandem with James Anderson after missing 2 Test matches on the tour.&nbsp;

Australia with an unassailable 3-0 lead in the 5-match Ashes series have already retained the Urn and are now aiming for a whitewash against England&nbsp;&nbsp;

With a 3-0 lead, Australia has already retained the Ashes Urn but now their focus is to inflict a 5-0 series whitewash against England. The 'Pink Test' in Sydney starts on Wednesday as England are without their head coach Chris Silverwood&nbsp;who tested positive for Covid-19. When it comes to the on-field action,&nbsp;this series has been missing the rivalry that Ashes has been known for but Australian Captain Pat Cummins&nbsp;knows the reason.&nbsp;&nbsp;
Cummins&nbsp;before the 4th Test in Sydney highlighted the covid situation around the two teams and said, "I think it's been really tough for them. So we're just really thankful that they're out here you know, as part of the series. In terms of the cricket side of things, I couldn't be happier with how it's going for us. We've been on the other side of it, you know, before so it's not going to be like that forever so we'll enjoy it while we can."
Australia meanwhile has retained 3rd Test's&nbsp;hero Scott&nbsp;Boland&nbsp;and called up Usman&nbsp;Khawaja&nbsp;to feature in the Playing XI replacing Covid-19 positive Travis Head. This will be a big return for Khawaja&nbsp;in the Test set-up after a gap of more than 2 years.&nbsp;
Also read:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/ashes-4th-test-we-ve-got-the-foot-on-the-throat-says-steve-smith-as-australia-aims-for-5-0-vs-england-1641205213926" target="_blank">Ashes 4th Test: 'We've got the foot on the throat' says Steve Smith as Australia aims for 5-0 vs England</a>
England assistant coach Graham Thorpe meanwhile wants his players to deliver despite the distractions. He said, "Obviously, we've had the distractions of COVID Off the field as well, which have been challenging to say the least. But at the end of the day, we also know we haven't played good enough cricket when we have been out in the middle either.
England on the other hand has stuck to the batting line-up that failed miserably in the 3rd Test and have only made 1 change in the form of Stuart Broad who will once again get to bowl in tandem with James Anderson after missing 2 Test matches on the tour.&nbsp;
4th Ashes Test: Australia vs England Playing XI
England Playing XI for 4th Ashes Test:&nbsp;Haseeb Hameed, Zak Crawley, Dawid Malan, Joe Root (captain), Ben Stokes, Jonny Bairstow, Jos Buttler, Mark Wood, Jack Leach, Stuart Broad, Jimmy Anderson.
Australia Playing XI for 4th Ashes Test:&nbsp;David Warner, Marcus Harris, Marnus Labuschagne, Steve Smith, Usman Khawaja, Cameron Green, Alex Carey, Pat Cummins (captain), Mitchell Starc, Nathan Lyon, Scott Boland

Nathan Lyon etched his name in the history books on the fourth Day of the first Ashes test that Australia emphatically won by 9 wickets against England.

Nathan Lyon scripts history, becomes 3rd Australian bowler to pick 400 wickets

Nathan Lyon, the ace spinner who is the 17th cricketer overall, is the only third Australian bowler after Shane Warne and Glenn McGrath to attain the historic milestone.  

Nathan Lyon, the ace spinner who is the 17th cricketer overall, is the only third Australian&nbsp;bowler after Shane Warne and Glenn McGrath&nbsp;to attain the historic milestone.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Nathan Lyon etched his name in the history books on the fourth Day of the first Ashes test that Australia emphatically won by 9 wickets against England. Ending his long wait, Lyon finally joined the elite list of 400 Test wicket-takers on Saturday after he uprooted Dawid&nbsp;Malan&nbsp;in the 2nd innings&nbsp;at the Gabba. Malan's&nbsp;wicket came as a jolt to the English team who then fell like a pack of cards. The 34-year-old collected a 4 wicket haul as he got, Malan, Ollie Pope, Robinson, and Mark Wood's wicket. He now has a total of 403 wickets in 101 Test matches.&nbsp;
The ace spinner who is the 17th cricketer overall, is the only third Australian&nbsp;bowler after Shane Warne and Glenn McGrath&nbsp;to achieve the historic feat.

Though England's Ashes preparations have been in a disarray with bad weather preventing any play on the first day of their second intra-squad game in Brisbane on Tuesday, Jos Buttler is excited for the Ashes to start.
English wicketkeeper-batter Buttler, who completed his quarantine along with 4 other players after landing in Australia following the T20 World Cup in the UAE, said that excitement will kick in now that the players have come together for the first time since arriving Down Under.
'It's quite surreal that there's a match starting in nearly a week's time. So I'm sure everyone involved in the game of cricket is really excited by that prospect to see some action on the field, start talking about people's performances, teams performances and seeing a great battle at the Gabba,' added Buttler.
Also read: No worries on Cummins-Smith leadership team for Ashes: Australia's assistant coach

'Quite surreal that there's a match starting', Jos Buttler excited for The Ashes

Though England's Ashes preparations have been in a disarray with bad weather preventing any play on the first day of their second intra-squad game in Brisbane on Tuesday, Jos Buttler is excited for the Ashes to start

Though England's Ashes preparations have been in a disarray with bad weather preventing any play on the first day of their second intrasquad&nbsp;game in Brisbane on Tuesday, Jos&nbsp;Buttler&nbsp;is excited for the Ashes to start.
English wicketkeeper-batter Buttler, who completed his quarantine along with 4 other players after landing in Australia following the T20 World Cup in the UAE, said that excitement will kick in now that the players have come together for the first time since arriving Down Under.
BITE: JOS&nbsp;BUTTLER, Cricketer, England
'I think that excitement really builds today. Certainly five of us have been in the Gold Coast sort of away from the main group, so today it's great to see those faces as we arrived at the hotel (in Brisbane) and I feel like an Ashes squad, kind of get back together and start practicing together. And I should say is in a way, it's quite surreal that there's a match starting in nearly a week's time. So I'm sure everyone involved in the game of cricket is really excited by that prospect to see some action on the field, start talking about people's performances, teams performances and seeing a great battle at the Gabba.'

Though England's Ashes preparations have been in a disarray with bad weather preventing any play on the first day of their second intra-squad game in Brisbane on Tuesday, Jos&nbsp;Buttler&nbsp;is excited for the Ashes to start

Though England's Ashes preparations have been in a disarray with bad weather preventing any play on the first day of their second intra-squad game in Brisbane on Tuesday, Jos&nbsp;Buttler&nbsp;is excited for the Ashes to start.
English wicketkeeper-batter Buttler, who completed his quarantine along with 4 other players after landing in Australia following the T20 World Cup in the UAE, said that excitement will kick in now that the players have come together for the first time since arriving Down Under.
'It's quite surreal that there's a match starting in nearly a week's time. So I'm sure everyone involved in the game of cricket is really excited by that prospect to see some action on the field, start talking about people's performances, teams performances and seeing a great battle at the Gabba,' added Buttler.
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