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Travis Head who won Player of the match for the first Test, used abusive words against Ben Stokes after his dismissal in the 77th over He later accepted the sanction and

Ashes 1st Test: England lose 5 WTC points for slow over rate, Travis Head fined for sledging

Travis Head who won Player of the match for the first Test, used abusive words against Ben Stokes after his dismissal in the 77th over He later accepted the sanction and admitted his doing. 

Apart from the embarrassing&nbsp;9 wicket loss, England suffered a further blow as Joe Root's team slow over-rate in Brisbane cost them 5 ICC WTC points. The team was also fined 100% of their match fees by the ICC on Saturday after the completion of Day 4.&nbsp;
As per the ICC&nbsp;WTC&nbsp;rules, a team loses one point for each over short and Joe Root's team fell 5 over short of the targets after adjusting for time allowances.
Australia's Travis Head who performed phenomenally for his team securing a 152 off 148 during the first innings has also been fined 15% of his match fee for use of an audible obscenity. Head, who used abusive words against Ben Stokes after his dismissal in the 77th over,&nbsp;accepted the sanction after admitting&nbsp;his doing.&nbsp;

Travis Head who won Player of the match for the first Test, used abusive words against Ben Stokes after his dismissal in the 77th over He later&nbsp;accepted the sanction and admitted his doing.&nbsp;

Apart from the embarrassing&nbsp;9 wicket loss, England suffered a further blow as Joe Root's team slow over-rate in Brisbane cost them 5 ICC WTC points. The team was also fined 100% of their match fees by the ICC on Saturday after the completion of Day 4.&nbsp; As per the ICC&nbsp;WTC&nbsp;rules, a team loses one point for each over short and Joe Root's team fell 5 over short of the targets after adjusting for time allowances. Australia's Travis Head who performed phenomenally for his team securing a 152 off 148 during the first innings has also been fined 15% of his match fee for use of an audible obscenity. Head, who used abusive words against Ben Stokes after his dismissal in the 77th over,&nbsp;accepted the sanction after admitting&nbsp;his doing.&nbsp;

Rain continued to hamper England's preparations for the Ashes series starting December 8 as continuous showers prevented any play for the second consecutive day at Ian Healy Oval, the venue of England's final warm-up match in Brisbane on Wednesday.
The bad weather is forecast to continue into next week's start of the Ashes series at the Gabba. England's spinner Jack Leach, however, found a creative way to be on top of the situation and resorted to bowling in his hotel room.
Despite rain affecting the conditions at the Gabba, Australian all-rounder Cameron Green feels that there's always a bit of spice in the Brisbane wicket. 'It's always really good cricket when there are wickets like that', added Green.
Also read: Ashes: Perth Test in doubt as Western Australia sticks to 'very strict' quarantine rules 

Ashes: Rain continues to prevent England from training, Jack Leach bowls in hotel room

As the 2nd consecutive day of England's final warm-up match ahead of the Ashes was washed away due to constant rain, Jack Leach found a creative way to be on top of the situation.

Rain continued to hamper England's preparations for the Ashes series starting December 8 as continuous showers prevented any play for the second consecutive day at Ian Healy Oval, the venue of England's final warm-up match in Brisbane on Wednesday.
The bad weather is forecast to continue into next week's start of the Ashes series at the Gabba. England's spinner Jack&nbsp;Leach, however, found a creative way to be on top of the situation and resorted to bowling in his hotel room.
BITE: JACK LEACH, Cricketer, England
'Well, we've been indoors quite a bit, I mean. And I'm not shy of bowling in my hotel room anyway, so yeah, in front of the mirror. There's been a little bit of that. Yeah, so I mean, I've gotten as much as I can. Obviously, you can't control the weather.'
Despite rain affecting the conditions at the Gabba, Australian all-rounder&nbsp;Cameron Green feels that there's always a bit of spice in the Brisbane wicket.
BITE: CAMERON GREEN, Cricketer, Australia
'I mean you always come to the Gabba there's always a bit of spice on day one. I'm sure, especially the weather that has been around that it's not going to be any better. But yeah, it's always really good cricket when there are wickets like that. So yeah, I'm sure we're all looking forward to it.'
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As the 2nd consecutive day of England's final warm-up match ahead of the Ashes was washed away due to constant rain, Jack Leach found a creative way to be on top of the situation

Rain continued to hamper England's preparations for the Ashes series starting December 8 as continuous showers prevented any play for the second consecutive day at Ian Healy Oval, the venue of England's final warm-up match in Brisbane on Wednesday.
The bad weather is forecast to continue into next week's start of the Ashes series at the Gabba. England's spinner Jack&nbsp;Leach, however, found a creative way to be on top of the situation and resorted to bowling in his hotel room.
Despite rain affecting the conditions at the Gabba, Australian all-rounder&nbsp;Cameron Green feels that there's always a bit of spice in the Brisbane wicket. 'It's always really good cricket when there are wickets like that', added Green.
Also read:&nbsp;<a title="Ashes: Perth Test in doubt as Western Australia sticks to 'very strict' quarantine rules " href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/ashes-perth-test-in-doubt-as-western-australia-sticks-to-very-strict-quarantine-rules-1638330875785" target="_blank">Ashes: Perth Test in doubt as Western Australia sticks to 'very strict' quarantine rules </a>

The resumption of Cricket's greatest rivalry, The Ashes, may be in for a spoiler as the La Nina threat looms over the Gaba Test. Anderson though is licking his lips

La Nina threat looms over The Ashes but why is James Anderson licking his lips?

The resumption of Cricket's greatest rivalry, The Ashes, may be in for a spoiler as the La Nina threat looms over the Gaba Test. But why is England's James Anderson licking his lips?

The resumption of Cricket's greatest rivalry may be in for a spoiler as the La Nina threat looms over The Ashes.
It may be concerning news for the broadcasters but England's James Anderson would definitely be licking his lips. There's probably no other bowler who exploits moisture in the air more than Jimmy. Interestingly, La Nina struck Australia during England's 2010 Ashes tour as well and Anderson rattled the Kangaroos in the 1st innings of&nbsp;the Adelaide, Melbourne and Sydney Tests respectively. The 3 Lions won all those 3 matches and retained the urn.
It may be concerning news for the broadcasters but England's James Anderson would definitely be licking his lips. There's probably no other bowler who exploits moisture in the air more than Jimmy. Interestingly, La Nina struck Australia during England's 2010 Ashes tour as well and Anderson rattled the Kangaroos in the 1st innings of&nbsp;the Adelaide, Melbourne and Sydney Tests respectively. The 3 Lions won all those 3 matches and retained the urn.
The Ashes start with the Brisbane Test from December 8 and ends with the Perth Test from January 14.

The resumption of Cricket's greatest rivalry, The Ashes, may be in for a spoiler as the La Nina threat looms over the Gabba&nbsp;Test. But why is England's James Anderson licking his lips?

The resumption of Cricket's greatest rivalry may be in for a spoiler as the La Nina threat looms over The Ashes.
England's preparations for the 1st Test at the Gabba were dampened after day two of their intra-squad match was abandoned in Brisbane.&nbsp;The visitors were unable to play due to a water-logged pitch. According to the met department, the miserable weather which is due to disturbance in the oceanic and atmospheric conditions is expected to hamper most of England&rsquo;s Ashes tour.&nbsp;Rainfall over eastern Australia can be around 20 per cent higher than usual from December to March when La Nina is in play.
It may be concerning news for the broadcasters but England's James Anderson would definitely be licking his lips. There's probably no other bowler who exploits moisture in the air more than Jimmy. Interestingly, La Nina struck Australia during England's 2010 Ashes tour as well and Anderson rattled the Kangaroos in the 1st innings of&nbsp;the Adelaide, Melbourne and Sydney Tests respectively. The 3 Lions won all those 3 matches and retained the urn.
The Ashes start with the Brisbane Test from December 8 and ends with the Perth Test from January 14.
Also read:&nbsp;<a title="'We were a bit shocked' Australia opener Marcus Harris on Tim Paine sexting scandal" href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/we-were-a-bit-shocked-australia-opener-marcus-harris-on-tim-paine-sexting-scandal-1637730936491" target="_blank">'We were a bit shocked' Australia opener Marcus Harris on Tim Paine sexting scandal</a>

Cricket Aus still negotiating over India's quarantine

Cricket Australia: there is still clarification required&nbsp;in order to finalise arrangements

Cricket Australia still negotiating over India's quarantine

There may be just 2-3 weeks left before the Indian team flies to Australia for their high-profile tour, but the Australian Cricket Board is still&nbsp;negotiating over India's quarantining Down Under. In a statement the board said that this is an extremely detailed and complex plan that places the health and safety of the community,&nbsp;players and staff as paramount and there is clarification required&nbsp;in order to finalise arrangements. Team India is scheduled to quarantine in Brisbane, where they are due to play 3 T20I and as many ODIs in Queensland in late November&nbsp;and early December, before moving on to Adelaide for the first of the 4 Tests. Indian team and many Australian cricketers will directly travel Down Under from UAE&nbsp;straight after the IPL.

Anti-lockdown protesters arrested in Australia

Australian Police on Saturday arrested dozens of protesters in Sydney and Melbourne. as after hundreds demanding 'freedom'&nbsp;demonstrated against&nbsp;the harsh Covid-19 measures implemented by the Australian government.
Around 300 people participated in anti-lockdown&nbsp;protests in Melbourne, small protests&nbsp;also broke out in Adelaide, Sydney, Brisbane, and Perth.
Strict measures have been enacted by the Morrison&nbsp;govt after Australia witnessed a steady surge in the covid cases.
With nearly 750 deaths, Australia has over 26,200 confirmed covid-19 cases.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Anti-lockdown protesters arrested in Australia Protesters&nbsp;want 'freedom' from Covid-19&nbsp;restrictions 300 people participated in protests in Melbourne With 750 deaths, Australia has over 26,200 cases&nbsp;

Australian Police on Saturday arrested dozens of protesters in Sydney and Melbourne after hundreds demanding 'freedom'&nbsp;demonstrated against&nbsp;the harsh Covid-19 measures implemented by the Australian government.
Around 300 people participated in anti-lockdown&nbsp;protests in Melbourne, small protests&nbsp;also broke out in Adelaide, Sydney, Brisbane, and Perth.
Strict measures have been enacted by the Morrison&nbsp;govt after Australia witnessed a steady surge in the covid cases.
With nearly 750 deaths, Australia has over 26,200 confirmed covid-19 cases.&nbsp;&nbsp;

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