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In an explanation, Cricket Australia said there was a problem in no-ball technology and on-field umpires were asked to make the calls.

Ashes first Test: Travis Head's unbeaten 112 helps Australia lead by 196 runs on Day 2

A major tech failure, Warner's crucial 94 and a counter-attacking century by Travis Head helped Australia take a 196 run lead on Day 2 of the Brisbane Test

England missed too many opportunities on Day 2 as Australia took a 196 run lead thanks to Travis Head's counter-attacking century in Brisbane. Head hit the third-fastest Ashes Test hundred to help Australia reach 343-7 at stumps on Day 2.
David Warner's 94-run innings set the tone for Australia after they bowled out England for 147 on Day 1. Apart from Warner, no one managed to trouble the English bowlers as Ollie Robinson was the star for the visiting side. Australia suffered a mini-collapse and lost 4 wickets around lunch. But Travis Head ensured that Australian innings did not end prematurely as he stitched an invaluable 70 runs stand with captain Pat Cummins&nbsp;for the sixth wicket and remained unbeaten on 112 off just 95 balls at the end of the day's play.
Meanwhile, there was a major controversy at the Gabba&nbsp;around technology after the broadcaster, Channel 7 admitted that English allrounder&nbsp;Ben&nbsp;Stokes had overstepped 14 times but the on-field umpires called it a No-ball&nbsp;only twice.&nbsp;In an explanation, Cricket Australia accepted that the tech failed and the umpires did not notice the no-balls.&nbsp;&nbsp;

David Warner's 94-run innings set the tone for Australia before suffering a middle-order&nbsp;collapse&nbsp;

England missed too many opportunities on Day 2 as Australia took a 196 run lead thanks to Travis Head's counter-attacking century in Brisbane. Head hit the third-fastest Ashes Test hundred to help Australia reach 343-7 at stumps on Day 2.
David Warner's 94-run innings set the tone for Australia after they bowled out England for 147 on Day 1. Apart from Warner, no one managed to trouble the English bowlers as Ollie Robinson was the star for the visiting side. Australia suffered a mini-collapse and lost 4 wickets around lunch. But Travis Head ensured that Australian innings did not end prematurely as he stitched an invaluable 70 runs stand with captain Pat Cummins&nbsp;for the sixth wicket and remained unbeaten on 112 off just 95 balls at the end of the day's play.
Meanwhile, there was a major controversy at the Gabba&nbsp;around technology after the broadcaster, Channel 7 admitted that English allrounder&nbsp;Ben&nbsp;Stokes had overstepped 14 times but the on-field umpires called it a No-ball&nbsp;only twice.&nbsp;In an explanation, Cricket Australia accepted that the tech failed and the umpires did not notice the no-balls.
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Star England all-rounder Ben Stokes revealed that he almost choked on a tablet while he was in his hotel room on Sunday morning

'Thought this might be the end', Ben Stokes says nearly choked on tablet in hotel room

Star England all-rounder Ben Stokes&nbsp;revealed that he almost choked on a tablet while he was in his hotel room on Sunday morning.
In his column for Daily Mirror, Stokes wrote that he was on his own in the room and couldn't breathe as it became lodged and started to dissolve. 'Until it actually came out, I thought this might be the end' added Stokes.&nbsp;
The 30-year-old then had another frightening incident the same day when he was hit by a ball on his forearm during England's practice session ahead of the 1st Ashes Test vs Australia. 'I couldn't lift it and thought it was broken' wrote Stokes. Thankfully, the pain and reaction settled down once he was back in the dressing room and the physios&nbsp;confirmed that it wasn't a break.

Star England all-rounder Ben Stokes&nbsp;revealed that he almost choked on a tablet while he was in his hotel room on Sunday morning

Star England all-rounder Ben Stokes&nbsp;revealed that he almost choked on a tablet while he was in his hotel room on Sunday morning.
In his column for Daily Mirror, Stokes wrote that he was on his own in the room and couldn't breathe as it became lodged and started to dissolve. 'Until it actually came out, I thought this might be the end' added Stokes.&nbsp;
The 30-year-old then had another frightening incident the same day when he was hit by a ball on his forearm during England's practice session ahead of the 1st Ashes Test vs Australia. 'I couldn't lift it and thought it was broken' wrote Stokes. Thankfully, the pain and reaction settled down once he was back in the dressing room and the physios&nbsp;confirmed that it wasn't a break.
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Venkatesh Iyer, who got his maiden India call-up for the New Zealand series, is inspired by Ben Stokes & wants to contribute in every format like the English all-rounder

'Want to become like Ben Stokes & contribute in every format': Venkatesh Iyer

Venkatesh Iyer, who got his maiden India call-up for the New Zealand series, is inspired by Ben Stokes and wants to contribute in every format like the English all-rounder

KKR's Venkatesh&nbsp;Iyer, who rose to fame after the 2nd leg of IPL&nbsp;2021, is inspired by Ben Stokes.
In an interview to Sports Yaari, Iyer&nbsp;said "Stokes&nbsp;is a match-winner in every format and contributes in all 3 departments equally. He's such a big asset for the team. I want to become like Stokes and contribute&nbsp;in every format and in every position"
The 26-year-old opening batter scored 370 runs from 10 matches with 4 half-centuries and also picked up 3 wickets in his debut IPL season. Iyer's&nbsp;impressive run earned him his maiden India call-up for the 3-match T20 series vs New Zealand&nbsp;starting November 17.

Venkatesh&nbsp;Iyer, who got his maiden India call-up for the New Zealand series, is inspired by Ben Stokes and wants to contribute in every format like the English all-rounder

KKR's Venkatesh&nbsp;Iyer, who rose to fame after the 2nd leg of IPL&nbsp;2021, is inspired by Ben Stokes.
In an interview to Sports Yaari, Iyer&nbsp;said "Stokes&nbsp;is a match-winner in every format and contributes in all 3 departments equally. He's such a big asset for the team. I want to become like Stokes and contribute&nbsp;in every format and in every position"
The 26-year-old opening batter scored 370 runs from 10 matches with 4 half-centuries and also picked up 3 wickets in his debut IPL season. Iyer's&nbsp;impressive run earned him his maiden India call-up for the 3-match T20 series vs New Zealand&nbsp;starting November 17.
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Star English all-rounder Ben Stokes joined the England squad for a training session in Australia for the first time after his 6-month lay off from cricket on Thursday

Ashes 2021: England start preparations as Ben Stokes trains with the rest of the squad

Star English all-rounder Ben Stokes joined the England squad for a training session in Australia for the first time after his 6-month break from cricket&nbsp;on Thursday.
Stokes joined captain Joe Root and seniors like Stuart Broad in one of the first full training sessions for the players who arrived early in Australia. Stokes was a late addition to the Ashes squad after the all-rounder had taken time off to recover from mental health issues as well as an injury to his finger. Some of the other squad members including&nbsp;Jos Butler, Johnny Bairstow, Dawid Malan, Chris Woakes and Mark Wood, will travel from Dubai to Australia soon.
These players were also a part of England's T20 World Cup squad. The 3 Lions were knocked out of the T20 World Cup 2021 as they lost in the semi-final vs New Zealand. The Ashes start with the first Test from December 8 in Brisbane.

Star English all-rounder Ben Stokes joined the England squad for a training session in Australia for the first time after his 6-month break&nbsp;from cricket&nbsp;on Thursday

Star English all-rounder Ben Stokes joined the England squad for a training session in Australia for the first time after his 6-month break from cricket&nbsp;on Thursday.
Stokes joined captain Joe Root and seniors like Stuart Broad in one of the first full training sessions for the players who arrived early in Australia. Stokes was a late addition to the Ashes squad after the all-rounder had taken time off to recover from mental health issues as well as an injury to his finger. Some of the other squad members including&nbsp;Jos Butler, Johnny Bairstow, Dawid Malan, Chris Woakes and Mark Wood, will travel from Dubai to Australia soon.
These players were also a part of England's T20 World Cup squad. The 3 Lions were knocked out of the T20 World Cup 2021 as they lost in the semi-final vs New Zealand. The Ashes start with the first Test from December 8 in Brisbane.
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In a big boost to England, Ben Stokes, who was out due to mental health issues and a fractured finger, has been added to the Ashes squad for the tour to Australia

'I'm ready for Australia': Ben Stokes added to England's squad for 2021 Ashes

In a delighting news for English cricket fans, flamboyant&nbsp;all-rounder Ben Stokes has been added to the squad for The Ashes tour to Australia. Stokes said that&nbsp;he is ready for Australia and is looking forward to seeing his mates and being on the field with them.
Stokes wasn't named in the initial squad but has now been given a green signal to resume training following his second operation on a fractured left index finger. He was on a break from cricket before that because of mental health issues.
He will&nbsp;depart for Australia with the Test team on November 4 ahead of the first Test in Brisbane on December 8.

In a big boost to England, Ben Stokes, who was out due to mental health issues and a fractured finger, has been added to the Ashes squad for the tour to Australia

In a delighting news for English cricket fans, flamboyant&nbsp;all-rounder Ben Stokes has been added to the squad for The Ashes tour to Australia. Stokes said that&nbsp;he is ready for Australia and is looking forward to seeing his mates and being on the field with them.
Stokes wasn't named in the initial squad but has now been given a green signal to resume training following his second operation on a fractured left index finger. He was on a break from cricket before that because of mental health issues.
He will&nbsp;depart for Australia with the Test team on November 4 ahead of the first Test in Brisbane on December 8.
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The England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) said England Men's all-rounder Ben Stokes will take an indefinite break from all cricket with immediate effect.
Stokes has withdrawn from England's Test squad ahead of the series against India starting next week to prioritise his mental wellbeing and to rest his left index finger.
Ben had returned to competitive cricket earlier this month.
Managing Director of England Men's Cricket, Ashley Giles appreciated the cricketer&rsquo;s &lsquo;tremendous courage to open up about his feelings and wellbeing&rsquo; and said&nbsp; he will be &lsquo;given as long as he needs&rsquo; to heal and return.

Ben Stokes prioritises mental health, takes an indefinite break

England Men's all-rounder Ben Stokes will take an indefinite break from all cricket with immediate effect.

England Men's all-rounder Ben Stokes will take an indefinite break from all cricket with immediate effect.

The England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) said England Men's all-rounder Ben Stokes will take an indefinite break from all cricket with immediate effect.
Stokes has withdrawn from England's Test squad ahead of the series against India starting next week to prioritise his mental wellbeing and to rest his left index finger.
Ben had returned to competitive cricket earlier this month.
Managing Director of England Men's Cricket, Ashley Giles appreciated the cricketer&rsquo;s &lsquo;tremendous courage to open up about his feelings and wellbeing&rsquo; and said&nbsp; he will be &lsquo;given as long as he needs&rsquo; to heal and return.

England have announced a 17-member squad for the first two Tests against India. While Ben Stokes, Jos&nbsp;Buttler&nbsp;and Jonny&nbsp;Bairstow&nbsp;have made a comeback in the Test squad, Chris Woakes&nbsp;and Jofra&nbsp;Archer have missed out.
Jofra Archer, recuperating from elbow surgery, and Chris Woakes, suffering from bruised heel, are still not match-fit to be included.
Pacer Ollie Robinson, who was earlier suspended for his seven-year-old racist tweets has also been included in the squad.&nbsp;
The first Test starts in Nottingham on August 4 while the second match will be played at the Lord's from August 12-16.
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England vs India: Stokes back in the Test squad, Archer and Woakes miss out

England announces a 17-member squad for the first two Tests against India. Jofra&nbsp;Archer and Chris Woakes miss out due to injury

The first Test starts in Nottingham on August 4 while the second match will be played at the Lord's from August 12.&nbsp;

England have announced a 17-member squad for the first two Tests against India. While Ben Stokes, Jos&nbsp;Buttler&nbsp;and Jonny&nbsp;Bairstow&nbsp;have made a comeback in the Test squad, Chris Woakes&nbsp;and Jofra&nbsp;Archer have missed out.
Jofra Archer, recuperating from elbow surgery, and Chris Woakes, suffering from bruised heel, are still not match-fit to be included.
Pacer Ollie Robinson, who was earlier suspended for his seven-year-old racist tweets has also been included in the squad.&nbsp;
The other players who have been included in the Joe Root-led side are&nbsp; James Anderson, Dom Bess, Stuart Broad, Rory Burns, Zak Crawley, Sam Curran, Haseeb Hameed, Dan Lawrence, Jack Leach, Ollie Pope, Dom Sibley, Mark Wood
The first Test starts in Nottingham on August 4 while the second match will be played at the Lord's from August 12-16.
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English all-rounder Ben Stokes on Saturday said that he was hoping his operated left index finger would not bother him in the upcoming Test series against India, which is due to start from August 4. The cricketer revealed in an article posted in Daily Mirror&nbsp;that he played the 3 match&nbsp;ODI&nbsp;series against Pakistan&nbsp;with&nbsp;'ridiculous pain' in his finger that forced him to take pain-killing steroid injection.&nbsp;&nbsp;Stokes had fractured his finger in this year's IPL&nbsp;while he was playing for Rajasthan&nbsp;Royals. He was not supposed to take part in the Pakistan series, but he was handed the captaincy duty last minute after several members from the England team tested positive for Covid-19.&nbsp;

Ben Stokes hopes operated finger won't cause problem against India

After suffering 'ridiculous pain' in series against Pakistan, Ben Stokes is hoping his operated finger won't cause problems against India

Ben Stokes hopes operated finger won't cause problem against India Stokes suffered 'ridiculous pain' due to finger&nbsp;injury during Pak&nbsp;series Stokes fractured his left index finger in this year's IPL

Ben Stokes revealed that he played the 3 match&nbsp;ODI&nbsp;series against Pakistan&nbsp;with&nbsp;'ridiculous pain' in his finger that forced him to take pain-killing steroid injection.&nbsp;

English all-rounder Ben Stokes on Saturday said that he was hoping his operated left index finger would not bother him in the upcoming Test series against India, which is due to start from August 4. The cricketer revealed in an article posted in Daily Mirror&nbsp;that he played the 3 match&nbsp;ODI&nbsp;series against Pakistan&nbsp;with&nbsp;'ridiculous pain' in his finger that forced him to take pain-killing steroid injection.&nbsp;&nbsp; Stokes had fractured his finger in this year's IPL&nbsp;while he was playing for Rajasthan&nbsp;Royals. He was not supposed to take part in the Pakistan series, but he was handed the captaincy duty last minute after several members from the England team tested positive for Covid-19.&nbsp; Also Read:&nbsp;<a title="India vs England: Team India begins training ahead of warm-up match&nbsp;" href="https://www.editorji.com/story/india-vs-england-team-india-begins-training-ahead-of-warm-up-match-1626499362613">India vs England: Team India begins training ahead of warm-up match&nbsp;</a>

In a body blow for Rajasthan&nbsp;Royals, Jofra&nbsp;Archer has been ruled out of IPL&nbsp;2021 as confirmed by the English cricket board. Archer underwent elbow surgery after getting injured during England's tour of India before IPL. He was expected to join the Jaipur&nbsp;based IPL&nbsp;team after a few games but his progress as assessed by the ECB&nbsp;medical team ruled him out of IPL&nbsp;2021.&nbsp;Royals are already on the bottom of the&nbsp;IPL&nbsp;points table and are struggling in the absence of&nbsp;Ben Stokes who was ruled out with a broken finger and Liam Livingston who went home citing bio-bubble fatigue.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Rajasthan Royals' Jofra Archer ruled out of IPL 2021

Royals are already on the bottom of the&nbsp;IPL&nbsp;points table and are struggling in the absence of&nbsp;Ben Stokes who was ruled out with a broken finger and Liam Livingston who went home citing bio-bubble fatigue

In a body blow for Rajasthan&nbsp;Royals, Jofra&nbsp;Archer has been ruled out of IPL&nbsp;2021 as confirmed by the English cricket board. Archer underwent elbow surgery after getting injured during England's tour of India before IPL. He was expected to join the Jaipur&nbsp;based IPL&nbsp;team after a few games but his progress as assessed by the ECB&nbsp;medical team ruled him out of IPL&nbsp;2021.&nbsp;Royals are already on the bottom of the&nbsp;IPL&nbsp;points table and are struggling in the absence of&nbsp;Ben Stokes who was ruled out with a broken finger and Liam Livingston who went home citing bio-bubble fatigue.&nbsp;&nbsp;

With his short stint at IPL&nbsp;2021 over and Ben Stokes will now fly back&nbsp;home on Saturday according to ESPNCricinfo. Stokes who fractured his finger while playing for the Rajasthan&nbsp;Royals will undergo surgery and is going to be out of action for 12 weeks. X-rays and CT Scan done in Mumbai&nbsp;where the Royals are currently playing their league games had revealed a fracture in his left index finger. The surgery is planned for Monday next week in Leeds and the total period of rehabilitation is estimated to be 12 weeks according to the English Cricket Board.&nbsp;

IPL 2021: Ben Stokes to fly home for surgery, 12 weeks recovery time

X-rays and CT Scan done in Mumbai&nbsp;where the Royals are currently playing their league games had revealed a fracture in Ben Stokes' left index finger

With his short stint at IPL&nbsp;2021 over and Ben Stokes will now fly back&nbsp;home on Saturday according to ESPNCricinfo. Stokes who fractured his finger while playing for the Rajasthan&nbsp;Royals will undergo surgery and is going to be out of action for 12 weeks. X-rays and CT Scan done in Mumbai&nbsp;where the Royals are currently playing their league games had revealed a fracture in his left index finger. The surgery is planned for Monday next week in Leeds and the total period of rehabilitation is estimated to be 12 weeks according to the English Cricket Board.&nbsp;

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