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Australia's premier off-spinner Nathan Lyon said on Sunday that the Kangaroos are eyeing to clean sweep England in the five-match Ashes series.
Ahead of the Sydney Test, Lyon said that last time England went home in 2017/18 with a zero next to them as well and he is pretty keen to win 5-0 without a doubt.
Also read: Ashes: England head coach Chris Silverwood tests positive for Covid-19
He further added that our big focus is Sydney Test to go 4-0 up then the team will focus on Hobart.
Australia have retained the urn by taking an unassailable 3-0 lead in the five-match Ashes series. The fourth Test will begin on January 5 at iconic Sydney Cricket Ground.

Ashes 4th Test: Australia's Nathan Lyon eyes 5-0 white wash against England

After taking 3-0 in the Ashes series, Nathan Lyon  said he is keen to clean sweep England with primary focus being the 4th Ashes Test at Sydney.

Ashes 4th Test: Australia's Nathan Lyon eyes 5-0 whitewash against England

Australia's premier off-spinner Nathan Lyon said on Sunday that the Kangaroos are eyeing to clean sweep England in the five-match Ashes series.
Bite: Nathan Lyon, Australian cricketer
"Pretty keen. They went home last time here in 2017/18 with a zero next to them as well - that was four nil. I'm pretty keen to win 5-0 nil, there's no doubt about that. It's a pretty interesting question to be honest with you because I've never gone into a Test series thinking I'm gonna lose a test match or, or lose the series so every test match I go out to play we're going out to win - it doesn't matter who we're playing or what we're doing. So no doubt our big focus is here at the SCG to go 4-0 up then then we'll move on to our focus to Hobart which is going to be a big challenge down there."
Australia have retained the urn by taking an unassailable&nbsp;3-0 lead in the five-match Ashes series. The fourth Test will begin on January 5 at iconic Sydney Cricket Ground.

Australia's premier off-spinner Nathan Lyon said on Sunday that the Kangaroos are eyeing to clean sweep England in the five-match Ashes series.

Australia's premier off-spinner Nathan Lyon said on Sunday that the Kangaroos are eyeing to clean sweep England in the five-match Ashes series.
Ahead of the Sydney Test,&nbsp;Lyon said that last time England went home in 2017/18 with a zero next to them as well and he is pretty keen to win 5-0 without a doubt.
Also read:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/ashes-england-head-coach-chris-silverwood-tests-positive-for-covid-19-1641114307166" target="_blank">Ashes: England head coach Chris Silverwood tests positive for Covid-19</a>
He further added that our big focus is Sydney Test to go 4-0 up then the team will focus on Hobart.
Australia have retained the urn by taking an unassailable&nbsp;3-0 lead in the five-match Ashes series. The fourth Test will begin on January 5 at iconic Sydney Cricket Ground.

After retaining the urn, Australia's prolific opener David Warner has advised the England team to prepare on the synthetic wicket to adjust to the extra bounce of Australia pitches.
Warner highlighted England's weakness and said that the pace and bounce offered by Australian wickets are one of the reasons for England's downfall in the ongoing Ashes series.
The Australian opener advised the English players that one has always got to find ways to prepare and the only way to tackle the pace and bounce of Australian wickets is to prepare on synthos.
Australia have retained the Ashes after winning the third Test at MCG by an innings and 14 runs as the visitors had no answers to Kangaroo pacers' hard length.
The fourth Ashes Test will begin on January 5 at Sydney Cricket Ground.
Also read: Ashes Fourth Test at Sydney to go as planned: New South Wales health minister

David Warner advises English players to prepare THIS way for remaining two Ashes tests

After retaining the urn, Australia's prolific opener David Warner has highlighted English players weakness after the visitors were bundled out for a mere 68  

After retaining the urn, Australia's prolific opener David Warner has advised the England team to prepare on the synthetic wicket to adjust to the extra bounce of Australia pitches.
Bite 1: David Warner,&nbsp;Australian cricketer
"From a batting point of view, the bounce is a big one. Growing up here in Australia and playing on these wickets is different for how we would approach it compared to England."
Bite 2: David Warner, Australian cricketer
"I would probably suggest going on the synthos (synthetic wickets) and practising against the (extra) bounce, doing that in England. You've always got to find ways to prepare and the only way you can prepare for bounce is on synthos in England"&nbsp;
Australia has retained the Ashes after winning the third Test at MCG by an innings and 14 runs as the visitors had no answers to Kangaroo pacers' hard length.&nbsp;The fourth Ashes Test will begin on January 5 at the Sydney Cricket Ground.
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Australia has retained the Ashes after winning the third Test at the&nbsp;MCG by an innings and 14 runs as the visitors had no answers to Kangaroo pacers' hard length.

After retaining the urn, Australia's prolific opener David Warner has advised the England team to prepare on the synthetic wicket to adjust to the extra bounce of Australia pitches.
Warner highlighted England's weakness and said that the pace and bounce offered by Australian wickets are one of the reasons for England's downfall in the ongoing Ashes series.
The Australian opener advised the English players that one has always got to find ways to prepare and the only way to tackle the pace and bounce of Australian wickets is to prepare on 'synthos'.
Australia has retained the Ashes after winning the third Test at the&nbsp;MCG by an innings and 14 runs as the visitors had no answers to Kangaroo pacers' hard length.
The fourth Ashes Test will begin on&nbsp;January 5 at Sydney Cricket Ground.
Also read:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/ashes-fourth-test-at-sydney-to-go-as-planned-new-south-wales-health-minister-1640687085078" target="_blank">Ashes Fourth Test at Sydney to go as planned: New South Wales health minister</a>

Joe Root has led the English side in 59 Test matches, out of which 13 are against Australia. He has only won 2 of the matches and lost 9.

Ashes 3rd Test: Joe Root must step down as English skipper, says Geoffrey Boycott

England can't bat and the bowling is ordinary says Geoffrey Boycott and wants Joe Root to step down as captain

Joe Root has led the English side in 59 Test matches, out of which 13 are against Australia. He has only won 2 of the matches and lost 9.

After the debacle Down Under, <a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/ashes-3rd-test-root-wants-to-put-the-pride-back-after-a-hammering-against-australia-1640678086075">Joe Root</a> is facing harsh criticism for his captaincy. Annoyed by the&nbsp;under-performing&nbsp;England, Former English great&nbsp;Geoffrey Boycott on Tuesday attacked the 30-year-old batter and said 'Root must step down from captaincy'. Root has led the English side in 59 Test matches, out of which 13 are against Australia. He has only won 2 of those matches and lost 9.&nbsp; Also Read&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/ashes-3rd-test-all-australian-and-english-players-return-negative-covid-19-tests-1640675750535">Ashes 3rd Test: All Australian and English players return negative Covid-19 tests</a> In his column in the Telegraph, Boycott wrote, 'Now Australia is 3-0 up and the Ashes have gone, will Root please stop saying Australia is not much better than us? I don't mind him living in cuckoo land but stop trying to kid us' The former cricketer said that if Root believes&nbsp;in what he says then he must step down. England can't bat and the bowling is ordinary, he added. He also called out the skipper's decision of not playing James&nbsp;Anderson and Stuart Broad who have&nbsp;over 1100 Test&nbsp;wickets between them.&nbsp;
England who went down in front of towering Australia can now redeem themselves in Sydney and Hobart in the last 2 Test matches. The next Test&nbsp;begins on <a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/ashes-fourth-test-at-sydney-to-go-as-planned-new-south-wales-health-minister-1640687085078">5th January at the Sydney Cricket Ground.</a>
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The New South Wales health minister Brad Hazzard termed Australia's new year Test as sacred and said that the fourth Ashes Test will go as planned amid the rising Covid-19 case in the state.
The fourth Ashes Test is scheduled to be played at Sydney Cricket Ground from January 5.
The minister said that he want to assure the cricket-loving public, under the government's rules any players with exposure to a known Covid-19 case would be asked to test and isolate until a negative result was received.
He further added that if there are any cases within the teams, their support staff, or families, the New South Wales govt will work with the people involved to ensure their safety.
According to the Covid-19 regulations in New South Wales, it is mandatory to spend seven days in isolation if anyone is found to be in close contact with a positive case.
Notably, four non-playing members of the England camp have tested positive on Day 2 of the third Ashes Test. However, all the English and Australian players returned negative Covid-19 tests on Day 3 as Australia took an unassailable 3-0 lead and retained the urn.
Also read: Ashes 3rd Test: All Australian and English players return negative Covid-19 tests

Ashes Fourth Test at Sydney to go as planned: New South Wales health minister

The New South Wales health minister termed Australia's new year Test as sacred and said that govt will ensure that the health of the players and public won't be compromised

The New South Wales health minister Brad Hazzard termed Australia's new year Test as sacred and said that the fourth Ashes Test will go as planned despite the rising Covid-19 cases in the state.
The fourth Ashes Test is scheduled to be played at the Sydney Cricket Ground from January 5.
The minister said that he want to assure the cricket fans, under the government's rules any players with exposure to a known Covid-19 case would be asked to test and isolate until a negative result was received.
He further added that if there are any cases within the teams, their support staff, or families, the New South Wales govt will work with the people involved to ensure their safety.
According to the Covid-19 regulations in New South Wales, it is mandatory to spend seven days in isolation if anyone is found to be in close contact with a positive case.
Notably, four non-playing members of the England camp had tested positive on Day 2 of the third Ashes Test. However, all the English and Australian players returned negative Covid-19 tests on Day 3 as Australia took an unassailable 3-0 lead and retained the Urn.

The New South Wales health minister termed Australia's new year Test as sacred and said that the fourth Ashes Test will go as planned amid the rising Covid-19 case in the state.

The New South Wales health minister Brad Hazzard termed Australia's new year Test as sacred and said that the fourth Ashes Test will go as planned despite the rising Covid-19 cases in the state.
The fourth Ashes Test is scheduled to be played at the Sydney Cricket Ground from January 5.
The minister said that he want to assure the cricket fans, under the government's rules any players with exposure to a known Covid-19 case would be asked to test and isolate until a negative result was received.
He further added that if there are any cases within the teams, their support staff, or families, the New South Wales govt will work with the people involved to ensure their safety.
According to the Covid-19 regulations in New South Wales, it is mandatory to spend seven days in isolation if anyone is found to be in close contact with a positive case.
Notably, four non-playing members of the England camp had tested positive on Day 2 of the third Ashes Test. However, all the English and Australian players returned negative Covid-19 tests on Day 3 as Australia took an unassailable 3-0 lead and retained the Urn.
Also read:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/ashes-3rd-test-all-australian-and-english-players-return-negative-covid-19-tests-1640675750535" target="_blank">Ashes 3rd Test: All Australian and English players return negative Covid-19 tests</a>

After four non-playing members of England's camp tested positive, all players from the Australian and England cricket teams returned negative Covid-19 tests.
All players were sent for testing after the second day of play at the Melbourne Cricket Ground on Monday.
Cricket Australia in a statement said that both sets of players' families had PCR tests on Monday and all returned negative tests.
The statement further said that the England team's support staff and their families have been placed in isolation following positive PCR testing yesterday.
Also read: 3rd Test: Australia retains Ashes as debutant Scott Boland's 6 wickets blows England away

Ashes 3rd Test: All Australian and English players return negative Covid-19 tests

After four non-playing members of England's camp tested positive, all the players and their family members from both the teams undergo fresh Covid-19 tests and all returned negative.

After four non-playing members of England's camp tested positive, all players from the Australian and England cricket teams returned negative Covid-19 tests.
All players were sent for testing after the second day of play at the Melbourne Cricket Ground on Monday.
Cricket Australia in a statement said that both sets of players' families had PCR tests on Monday and all returned negative tests.
The statement further said that the England team's support staff and their families have been placed in isolation following positive PCR testing yesterday.

All players were sent for testing after the second day of play at the Melbourne Cricket Ground on Monday.

After four non-playing members of England's camp tested positive, all players from the Australian and England cricket teams returned negative Covid-19 tests.
All players were sent for testing after the second day of play at the Melbourne Cricket Ground on Monday.
Cricket Australia in a statement said that both sets of players' families had PCR tests on Monday and all returned negative tests.
The statement further said that the England team's support staff and their families have been placed in isolation following positive PCR testing yesterday.
Also read:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/3rd-test-australia-retains-ashes-as-debutant-scott-boland-s-6-wickets-blows-england-away-1640663458955" target="_blank">3rd Test: Australia retains Ashes as debutant Scott Boland's 6 wickets blows England away</a>

Australia have retained the Ashes after thrashing England by an innings and 14 runs in the third Test at The Melbourne Cricket Ground on Tuesday.
England would have come to the ground on Day 3, thinking of a miracle but they were on the wrong of a fairytale as Aussie pacer Scott Boland had a dream debut, taking the cheapest debut five-for in Test history.
The visitors resumed their second innings from the overnight score of 31-4 and Starc provided Australia the first breakthrough of the day as he castled Ben Stokes early.
England never recovered from that strike and the remaining wickets fell like a pack of cards. Debutant Boland did the maximum damage and returned with the figures of six for seven as the Three Lions were bundled out for mere 68 runs even before the Lunch session.

3rd Test: Australia retains Ashes as debutant Scott Boland's 6 wickets blows England away

Scott Boland took the cheapest five-four in Test history as England perished for just 68 as Australia won the Boxing Day Test to retain the Ashes 

3rd Test: Australia retains Ashes as Boland's 6-7 blows England away on Day 3

Australia have retained the Ashes after thrashing England by an innings and 14 runs in the third Test at the Melbourne Cricket Ground on Tuesday.
England came to the ground on Day 3 needing a miracle but they ran into Aussie pacer Scott Boland&nbsp;who had a dream debut taking the cheapest debut five-for in Test history.
The visitors resumed their second innings from the overnight score of 31-4 and Starc provided Australia the first breakthrough of the day as he castled Ben Stokes early.
England never recovered from that strike and the remaining wickets fell like a house of cards. Debutant Boland did the maximum damage and returned with the figures of six wickets for seven runs as the Three Lions were bundled out for mere 68 runs even before the lunch break.
Australia have now taken a 3-0 lead in the 5-match Test series and retained the Ashes with 2 matches still to go.&nbsp;

England came to the ground on Day 3 needing a miracle&nbsp;but they ran into Aussie pacer Scott Boland&nbsp;who had a dream debut

Australia have retained the Ashes after thrashing England by an innings and 14 runs in the third Test at the Melbourne Cricket Ground on Tuesday.
England came to the ground on Day 3 needing a miracle but they ran into Aussie pacer Scott Boland&nbsp;who had a dream debut taking the cheapest debut five-for in Test history.
The visitors resumed their second innings from the overnight score of 31-4 and Starc provided Australia the first breakthrough of the day as he castled Ben Stokes early.
England never recovered from that strike and the remaining wickets fell like a house of cards. Debutant Boland did the maximum damage and returned with the figures of six wickets for seven runs as the Three Lions were bundled out for mere 68 runs even before the lunch break.
Australia have now taken a 3-0 lead in the 5-match Test series and retained the Ashes with 2 matches still to go.&nbsp;
Also read:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/ind-vs-sa-odi-series-team-selection-delayed-over-captain-rohit-sharma-s-fitness-1640664536339" target="_blank">IND vs SA ODI series: Team selection delayed over Captain Rohit Sharma's fitness</a>

England put up another dismal show in the ongoing Ashes Series as the team was bundled out for 182 runs in just over two sessions on Day 1 of the Boxing Day Test

Ashes Boxing Day Test: England bundled out for 185 on Day 1

This was the 13th time in 28 innings that England have been bowled out for under 200 in Tests in 2021. In reply, Australia were 61-1 at stumps on Day 1 with Marcus Harris and nightwatchman Nathan Lyon at the crease.

England put up another dismal show in the ongoing Ashes Series as the team was bundled out for 185 runs in just over two sessions on Day 1 of the Boxing Day Test.
This was the 13th time in 28 innings that England have been bowled out for under 200 in Tests in 2021.
At stumps, Australia were 61-1 with Marcus Harris and nightwatchman&nbsp;Nathan Lyon at the crease as James&nbsp;Anderson removed David Warner just 10 minutes to the end of the play.
Captain Pat Cummins, returning to the Australia side, won the toss and asked the visitors to bat first under the overcast conditions.
The Kangaroos made full use of the overcast conditions as Cummins ripped through England's top-order in no time. Joe Root showed some fight, along with Dawid Malan, putting a 48 run stand before Cummins sent the southpaw back to the&nbsp;pavilion.
Ben Stokes and Jonny Bairstow got good starts but both threw away their wickets on the counter-attack.
Root was the highest scorer for England with 50 runs off 82 balls. A little cameo from Ollie Robinson pushed the visitors past the 180-run mark.
All the bowlers chipped in for Australia as Lyon, Cummins took three wickets each while Mitchell Starc scalped two. Cameron Green and debutant Scott Boland got one wicket apiece.

England put up another dismal show in the ongoing Ashes Series as they were bundled out for 185 runs in just over two sessions on Day 1 of the Boxing Day Test

England put up another dismal show in the ongoing Ashes Series as the team was bundled out for 185 runs in just over two sessions on Day 1 of the Boxing Day Test.
This was the 13th time in 28 innings that England have been bowled out for under 200 in Tests in 2021.
At stumps, Australia were 61-1 with Marcus Harris and nightwatchman&nbsp;Nathan Lyon at the crease as James&nbsp;Anderson removed David Warner just 10 minutes to the end of the play.
Captain Pat Cummins, returning to the Australia side, won the toss and asked the visitors to bat first under the overcast conditions.
The Kangaroos made full use of the overcast conditions as Cummins ripped through England's top-order in no time. Joe Root showed some fight, along with Dawid Malan, putting a 48 run stand before Cummins sent the southpaw back to the&nbsp;pavilion.
Also read:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/ind-vs-sa-tests-a-huge-record-awaits-ashwin-as-team-india-gets-set-to-take-on-south-africa-1640084718439" target="_blank">IND vs SA Tests: a huge record awaits Ashwin as Team India gets set to take on South Africa</a>
Ben Stokes and Jonny Bairstow got good starts but both threw away their wickets on the counter-attack.
Root was the highest scorer for England with 50 runs off 82 balls. A little cameo from Ollie Robinson pushed the visitors past the 180-run mark.
All the bowlers chipped in for Australia as Lyon, Cummins took three wickets each while Mitchell Starc scalped two. Cameron Green and debutant Scott Boland got one wicket apiece.

In a hope of making a major turnaround after losing the first two Ashes Test, England has made four big changes in their Playing XI for the Boxing Day Test

Ashes 2021-22: England make four big changes in their playing 11 for Boxing Day Test

With an aim to make a major turnaround in the five-match Ashes series, England dropped their stars players ahead of Boxing Day Test. Check England Playing XI here

In a hope of making a major turnaround after losing the first two Ashes Test, England has made four big changes in their Playing XI for the Boxing Day Test against Australia at The Melbourne Cricket Ground.
England opener Rory Burns, pacer Stuart Broad along with Ollie Pope, and Chris Woakes were dropped from the Playing XI for the 3rd Test.
Mark Wood and Jack Leach will return to the starting lineup, while Zak Crawley and Jonny Bairstow will play their first match of the ongoing Ashes series at iconic stadium MCG.
England team management has also cleared the air on who will keep the wickets given both Jos Buttler and Bairstow are in the team line-up, saying the former will continue to don the wicket-keeping gloves.

With an aim to make a major turnaround in the five-match Ashes series, England dropped their stars players ahead of Boxing Day Test

In a hope of making a major turnaround after losing the first two Ashes Test, England has made four big changes in their Playing XI for the Boxing Day Test against Australia at The Melbourne Cricket Ground.
England opener Rory Burns, pacer Stuart Broad along with Ollie Pope, and Chris Woakes were dropped from the Playing XI for the 3rd Test.
Mark Wood and Jack Leach will return to the starting lineup, while Zak Crawley and Jonny Bairstow will play their first match of the ongoing Ashes series at iconic stadium MCG.
<a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/ashes-2021-22-australia-reveal-their-playing-xi-for-boxing-day-test-at-mcg-1640408710860" target="_blank">Ashes 2021-22: Australia reveal their Playing XI for Boxing Day Test at MCG</a>
England team management has also cleared the air on who will keep the wickets given both Jos Buttler and Bairstow are in the team line-up, saying the former will don the wicket-keeping gloves.
England playing 11: Joe Root (captain), Haseeb Hameed, Zak Crawley, Dawid Malan, Ben Stokes, Jonny Bairstow, Jos Butler, Mark Wood, Ollie Robinson, Jack Leach, James Anderson.

Jofra Archer's Test career hangs in the balance as the English cricketer will miss another series due to his elbow injury, the English Cricket Board announced on Tuesday

Jofra Archer to miss another series due to elbow injury: ECB

Jofra Archer will not be participating in England's West Indies tour where the 2 nations are set to face-off in a 3 match Test series starting March next year.

Jofra&nbsp;Archer&nbsp;will not be participating in England's West Indies tour where the 2 nations are set to face-off in a 3 match Test series starting March next year.

Jofra&nbsp;Archer's Test career hangs in a balance as the English cricketer will miss another series due to his elbow injury, the English Cricket Board announced on Tuesday. Informing that the 26-year-old bowler has undergone a second surgery for his injured right&nbsp;elbow&nbsp;earlier this month, ECB&nbsp;said that Archer will not be available for any of England's remaining winter series. Also Read&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/others-sports/sports-ministry-released-6-801-3-cr-under-various-sports-development-schemes-in-last-5-years-1640143892914">Sports Ministry released ₹6,801.3 cr under various sports development schemes in last 5 years</a>
This means that he will not be participating in England's West Indies tour where the 2 nations are set to face-off in a 3 match Test series starting March next year. The English ace who first pulled out of the SA Test in&nbsp;2020 due to the elbow issue&nbsp;missed the India Test series, the T20 World Cup, and is also not a part of the Ashes squad.&nbsp;
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Australian cricket team continued their winning streak in the Day/Night Tests at home as they defeated England by 275 runs in the second Ashes Test at the Adelaide Oval.

Ashes 2nd Test: Australia thrash England by 275 runs, register record nine wins in D/N Tests

Chasing 486 runs to win the second Test, England were bowled out for 192 as Australia won the 2nd Test by 275 runs

Australian cricket team continued their winning streak in the Day/Night Tests at home as they defeated England by 275 runs in the second Ashes Test at the Adelaide Oval. This was Australia's record ninth D/N Test win in as many matches at home soil. The Kangaroos have now taken a 2-0 lead in the five-match Ashes series.
Chasing 486 runs to win the second Test, England resumed their innings from 82-4 on the final day and the hosts took just 15 balls to get the first wicket of the day. The visitors were looking to draw the test match but Aussies continued to take wickets at regular intervals.
However, Jos Buttler curbed his natural instinct and consumed more than 200 deliveries for 26 runs, taking the game in final session but couldn't evade the inevitable as he was dismissed hit-wicket as the hosts won by 275 runs.
Meanwhile, Australia have named an unchanged 15-man squad for the remaining three Ashes tests.
Josh Hazlewood and Pat Cummins, who were unavailable for the Adelaide test for different reasons will rejoin the squad on Thursday for Boxing Day Test.

Australian cricket team continued their winning streak in the Day/Night Tests at home as they defeated England by 275 runs in the second Ashes Test at the Adelaide Oval

Australian cricket team continued their winning streak in the Day/Night Tests at home as they defeated England by 275 runs in the second Ashes Test at the Adelaide Oval. This was Australia's record ninth D/N Test win in as many matches at home soil. The Kangaroos have now taken a 2-0 lead in the five-match Ashes series.
Chasing 486 runs to win the second Test, England resumed their innings from 82-4 on the final day and the hosts took just 15 balls to get the first wicket of the day. The visitors were looking to draw the test match but Aussies continued to take wickets at regular intervals.
Also read:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/rahul-dravid-calls-for-good-intensity-as-india-prepare-for-south-africa-test-series-1639991436422">Rahul Dravid calls for 'good intensity' as India prepare for South Africa Test series</a>
However, Jos Buttler curbed his natural instinct and consumed more than 200 deliveries for 26 runs, taking the game in final session but couldn't evade the inevitable as he was dismissed hit-wicket as the hosts won by 275 runs.
Meanwhile, Australia have named an unchanged 15-man squad for the remaining three Ashes tests.
Josh Hazlewood and Pat Cummins, who were unavailable for the Adelaide test for different reasons will rejoin the squad on Thursday for Boxing Day Test.

England are staring a big defeat on the final day after losing four wickets in their second innings while chasing a stiff 468-run target in the second Ashes Test

Ashes 2nd Test: England stare massive defeat on Day 5 at Adelaide vs Australia

England are staring a big defeat on the final day after losing four wickets in their second innings while chasing a stiff 468-run target in the second Ashes Test in Adelaide.

Ashes 2nd Test: England stare massive defeat on Day 5 at Adelaide

England are staring a big defeat on the final day after losing four wickets in their second innings while chasing a stiff 468-run target in the second Ashes Test in Adelaide. Australia would look to wrap up England quickly on Day 5 after getting the wicket of an in-form Joe Root on the last ball of Day 4.
England were 82-4, needing 386 more runs to win with Ben Stokes at the crease.
Earlier, opener Rory Burns looked good during his 34-run stay but failed to convert his start into a big score as Richardson got the wicket of both the openers.
Resuming Day 4 at 45-1, Australia lost opener Marcus Harris, Steve Smith, and nightwatchman Michael Neser early, before Labuschagne and Head steadied the innings and Australia finally declared at 230-9.

At stumps on Day 4,&nbsp;England were 82-4, needing 386 more runs to win with Ben Stokes at the crease.

England are staring a big defeat on the final day after losing four wickets in their second innings while chasing a stiff 468-run target in the second Ashes Test in Adelaide. Australia would look to wrap up England quickly on Day 5 after getting the wicket of an in-form Joe Root on the last ball of Day 4.
England were 82-4, needing 386 more runs to win with Ben Stokes at the crease.
Earlier, opener Rory Burns looked good during his 34-run stay but failed to convert his start into a big score as Richardson got the wicket of both the openers.
Resuming Day 4 at 45-1, Australia lost opener Marcus Harris, Steve Smith, and nightwatchman Michael Neser early, before Labuschagne and Head steadied the innings and Australia finally declared at 230-9.
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England have a herculean task on their hands after conceding 238 runs lead in the first innings of second Ashes Test at Adelaide. 

Ashes 2nd Test, Day 3: Australia dominate after taking massive first innings lead

At stumps on Day 3, Australia were 45-1, leading by 282 runs with Marcus Harris and night watchman Michael Neser at the crease

England have a herculean task on their hands after conceding 238 runs lead in the first innings of second Ashes Test at Adelaide. Australia decided to bat again despite they having the chance to enforce the follow-on.
At stumps on Day 3, Australia were 45-1, leading by 282 runs with Marcus Harris and night watchman Michael Neser&nbsp;at the crease. David Warner got run out while taking a quick single.
Earlier, the visitors shed their first session advantage after going wicket-less as Dawid Malan and Joe Root showed grit and resilience against Aussies bowlers.
The stand between the duo was stretched to 138 before Cameroon Green scalped the wicket of Joe Root who scored 62. Malan followed him immediately and departed after scoring 80.
The English lower-order failed to provide any resistance after Ben Stokes and Chris Woakes's brief stay in the middle.
Pacer Mitchell Starc was the pick of the bowler for Australia, taking 4 wickets while spinner Lyon scalped three wickets.

At stumps on Day 3, Australia were 45-1, leading by 282 runs with Marcus Harris and night watchman Michael Neser&nbsp;at the crease

England have a herculean task on their hands after conceding a 238 runs lead in the first innings of second Ashes Test at Adelaide. Australia decided to bat again despite they having the chance to enforce the follow-on.
At stumps on Day 3, Australia were 45-1, leading by 282 runs with Marcus Harris and night watchman Michael Neser&nbsp;at the crease. David Warner got run out while taking a quick single.
Earlier, the visitors shed their first session advantage after going wicket-less as Dawid Malan and Joe Root showed grit and resilience against Aussies bowlers.
Also read:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/ashes-england-s-joe-root-breaks-this-13-year-record-during-the-adelaide-test-1639836757671">England's Joe Root breaks this 13-year record during the Adelaide Test</a>
The stand between the duo was stretched to 138 before Cameroon Green scalped the wicket of Joe Root who scored 62. Malan followed him immediately and departed after scoring 80.
The English lower-order failed to provide any resistance after Ben Stokes and Chris Woakes's brief stay in the middle.
Pacer Mitchell Starc was the pick of the bowler for Australia, taking 4 wickets while spinner Lyon scalped three wickets.

England skipper Joe Root has become the first batter since 2008 to score 1600 Test runs in a calendar year

Ashes: England's Joe Root breaks this 13-year record during the Adelaide Test

Joe Root has an opportunity to cross Graeme Smith's record 1656 runs in a single year.

England skipper Joe Root has become the first batter since 2008 to score 1600 Test runs in a calendar year.
Former South Africa captain Graeme Smith scored 1656 runs in 2008 and since then no batter had crossed the 1600-run mark. Former Australian captain Michael Clarke came close to the mark but missed it by 5 runs in 2012. Meanwhile, Root also surpassed Sachin Tendulkar's and Sunil Gavaskar's records of 1562 and 1549 runs respectively while coursing towards the milestone.
England have to play one more Test this year and it won't be wrong to say that Root has the opportunity to cross Smith's record 1656 runs. Notably, Mohammad Yousuf dons the record of most Test runs in a calendar year with 1788 runs, which he scored in 2006.

England skipper Joe Root has become the first batter since 2008 to score 1600 Test runs in a calendar year.

England skipper Joe Root has become the first batter since 2008 to score 1600 Test runs in a calendar year.
Former South Africa captain Graeme Smith scored 1656 runs in 2008 and since then no batter had crossed the 1600-run mark. Former Australian captain Michael Clarke came close to the mark but missed it by 5 runs in 2012. Meanwhile, Root also surpassed Sachin Tendulkar's and Sunil Gavaskar's records of 1562 and 1549 runs respectively while coursing towards the milestone.
England have to play one more Test this year and it won't be wrong to say that Root has the opportunity to cross Smith's record 1656 runs. Notably, Mohammad Yousuf dons the record of most Test runs in a calendar year with 1788 runs, which he scored in 2006.
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England have announced the 12-member squad for the first Ashes Test, starting December 8, against Australia on Tuesday

Ashes 2021-22, AUS vs ENG playing 11: England reveals 12-man squad for first Tests at Brisbane

With James Anderson resting and Ben Stokes making a comeback after a mental-health break, Check England's 12-member squad for the first Ashes Test.

Ashes 2021-22: England opts Ollie Pope ahead of Jonny Bairstow

England have announced the 12-member squad for the first Ashes Test, starting December 8, against Australia on Tuesday. England have left out Jonny Bairstow in their batting line-up and went with Ollie Pope.
Meanwhile, Haseeb Hameed, who played a 63-run knock against India, would partner Rory Burns as an opener while Dawid Malan has also found a place in the middle-order.
But all eyes will be on Ben Stokes who will return after a mental break. He will add the much-needed firepower in the middle-order, which England were missing during the India series.
England would reveal the Playing XI at the toss after looking at the pitch conditions. The inclusion of 4 pacers in the 12-man squad signifies that the Three Lions would be looking to exploit seeming conditions at The Gabba.
The seamer&nbsp;Ollie Robinson is likely to return in England Playing XI after being suspended over a racist tweet.
However, England will certainly miss James Anderson, who is rested for the first Test.
Australia have named their Playing 11, three days in advance of the first Ashes Test.

All eyes will be on Ben Stokes who will return after a mental break. He will add the much-needed firepower in the middle-order, which England were missing during India series

England have announced the 12-member squad for the first Ashes Test, starting December 8, against Australia on Tuesday. England have left out Jonny Bairstow in their batting line-up and went with Ollie Pope.
Meanwhile, Haseeb Hameed, who played a 63-run knock against India, would partner Rory Burns as an opener while Dawid Malan has also find a place in the middle-order.
But all eyes will be on Ben Stokes who will return after a mental break. He will add the much-needed firepower in the middle-order, which England were missing during India series.
England would reveal the Playing XI at the toss after looking the pitch conditions. The inclusion of 4 pacers in the 12-man squad signifies that the Three Lions would be looking to exploit seeming conditions at The Gabba.
The seamer&nbsp;Ollie Robinson is likely to return in England Playing XI after being suspended over racist tweet.
However, England will certainly miss James Anderson, who is rested for the first Test.
Australia have named their Playing 11, three days in advance of the first Ashes Test.
<a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/ashes-2021-22-australia-reveals-playing-xi-ahead-of-first-test-in-brisbane-1638689961279" target="_blank">Ashes 2021-22: Australia reveals playing XI ahead of first Test in Brisbane</a>
England name 12-man squad for first Ashes Test: Rory Burns, Haseeb Hameed, Dawid Malan, Joe Root (c), Ben Stokes, Ollie Pope, Jos Buttler (Wk), Ollie Robinson, Mark Wood, Chris Woakes, Stuart Broad, Jack Leach

Due to strict Covid-19 regulations and border norms amid the pandemic in Western Australia, the venue for the Ashes finale which was to be held in Perth's Optus stadium 

Ashes: final England-Australia Test will not be played at Perth 

Perth hasn't hosted a single Test match since 2019, denied to host last year's historic first Test between Australia and Afghanistan as well, due to their pandemic regulations. 

The Australian board said that they made every effort, but it is not possible to align the respective priorities of CA and the state government.&nbsp;

Due to strict&nbsp;Covid-19 regulations and border norms amid the pandemic in Western Australia, the venue for the Ashes finale which was to be held in Perth's Optus&nbsp;stadium will now be changed, confirmed Cricket Australia on Monday. The board, however, has yet not finalised where the final Test match which begins on Jan 14th, will be staged.&nbsp; Also Read&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/ashes-james-anderson-reportedly-ruled-out-of-opening-test-with-injury-1638850063872">Ashes: James Anderson fit but rested for first Test, informs Jos Buttler</a> The board said that they made every effort, but it is not possible to align the respective priorities of CA and the state government.&nbsp; With the emergence of the new variant of Covid-19, Omicron, the state premier had re-iterated Western Australia's harsh take on&nbsp;Covid&nbsp;norms that&nbsp;included strict 14-day quarantine and the Teams travelling without their families. The cricketers were bound to follow them after arrival from New South Wales where the 4th Test would be contested until January 9th.&nbsp;&nbsp; Perth hasn't hosted a single Test match since 2019. They denied hosting last year's historic first Test between Australia and Afghanistan as well, due to their pandemic regulations.&nbsp; Ashes begin on Wednesday in Brisbane.&nbsp;

Ahead of the much-anticipated Ashes, England suffered a major setback as star pacer James Anderson could miss the opening Test against Australia due to an injury

Ashes: James Anderson ruled out of opening Test with injury

England's prolific wicket-taker Anderson missing first Test vs England might prove expensive for Team England. Tap to know more

Anderson who was present in Monday's training session&nbsp;has a minor issue in his calf because of which he will not be reportedly available at the Gabba for the first Test starting December 8th.

Ahead of the much-anticipated&nbsp;Ashes, England suffered a major setback as&nbsp;star pacer James Anderson could miss the opening Test against Australia&nbsp;due to an injury, suggest reports. However, the English Cricket Board is yet to confirm the development of Anderson's participation in the upcoming event.&nbsp; Also Read <a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/ashes-final-england-australia-test-will-not-be-played-at-perth-1638851011092">Ashes: final England-Australia Test will not be played at Perth</a> The 39-year-old veteran cricketer has a minor issue in his calf because of which he will not be reportedly available at the Gabba for the first Test starting December 8th.&nbsp; Speaking about Anderson's health,&nbsp;Joss&nbsp;Buttler said that while he is fit he will just be rested for the first Test for precautionary purposes.&nbsp; The English team is already without the services of Jofra&nbsp;Archer who is not a part of the outing as he is recovering from an elbow injury.&nbsp; Anderson has claimed 60 wickets at an average of 35.43 in 18 Tests he has played Down Under. Interestingly, a similar injury made the English cricketer miss the previous version in 2019 as well.&nbsp;

In an unusual move, Australia have revealed the playing XI for the first Ashes Test with three days still to go. The five-match Ashes series will begin on December 8 at 

Ashes 2021-22: Australia reveals playing XI ahead of first Test in Brisbane vs England

Australia reveals the Playing XI for the 1st Ashes Test against England in Gabba. Tap for all the details 

Ashes 2021-22: Australia reveals playing XI ahead of first Test in Brisbane

In an unusual move, Australia revealed&nbsp;their Playing XI for the first Ashes Test three days in advance. The five-match Ashes series will begin on December 8 at the Gabba&nbsp;in Brisbane.&nbsp;
Newly-appointed Test captain Pat Cummins&nbsp;backed Travis Head over an experienced Usman&nbsp;Khawaja&nbsp;at the number 5 position. While Cameron Green retains his place after a good show against India last summer.&nbsp;
Meanwhile,&nbsp;Marcus Harris will partner David Warner as an opener after getting full backing from national selector George Bailey.
Despite Jhye&nbsp;Richardson's good form, Australian team management has decided to go with Mitchell Starc. In November,&nbsp;Richardson&nbsp;took 8 wickets at the Gabba&nbsp;during a domestic competition.
Currently, Australia is currently in possession of the&nbsp;Ashes Urn after the 2019 edition in England ended in a draw but retaining the Ashes at home will be a tall task for Pat Cummins&nbsp;and his men.&nbsp;

Newly-appointed Test captain Pat Cummins&nbsp;backed Travis Head over an experienced Usman&nbsp;Khawaja&nbsp;at the number 5 position

In an unusual move, Australia revealed&nbsp;their Playing XI for the first Ashes Test three days in advance. The five-match Ashes series will begin on December 8 at the Gabba&nbsp;in Brisbane.&nbsp;
Newly-appointed Test captain Pat Cummins&nbsp;backed Travis Head over an experienced Usman&nbsp;Khawaja&nbsp;at the number 5 position. While Cameron Green retains his place after a good show against India last summer.
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Meanwhile,&nbsp;Marcus Harris will partner David Warner as an opener after getting full backing from national selector George Bailey.
Despite Jhye&nbsp;Richardson's good form, Australian team management has decided to go with Mitchell Starc. In November,&nbsp;Richardson&nbsp;took 8 wickets at the Gabba&nbsp;during a domestic competition.
Currently, Australia is currently in possession of the&nbsp;Ashes Urn after the 2019 edition in England ended in a draw but retaining the Ashes at home will be a tall task for Pat Cummins&nbsp;and his men.&nbsp;

Western Australia has reiterated its stance on following 'very strict quarantine rules', casting doubts on the possibility of Perth hosting the 5th Test of the upcoming 

Ashes: Perth Test in doubt as Western Australia sticks to 'very strict' quarantine rules 

Western Australia has reiterated its stance on following 'very strict quarantine rules', casting doubts on the possibility of Perth hosting the 5th Test of the upcoming Ashes series.   

Western Australia has reiterated its stance on following 'very strict quarantine rules', casting doubts on the possibility of Perth hosting the 5th Test of the upcoming Ashes series.&nbsp; &nbsp;

Western Australia has reiterated its stance on following 'very strict quarantine rules', casting&nbsp;doubts on the possibility of Perth hosting the 5th Test of the upcoming Ashes series.&nbsp; &nbsp; Perth Stadium is set to host the final Test of the Ashes series between England and Australia from Jan 14. The Western Australian government has issued a mandate of not allowing players and staff into the state without 14 days quarantining after the fourth Test ends in Sydney on 9th January. Also Read&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/ind-vs-sa-tour-is-on-as-of-now-but-players-health-is-bcci-s-priority-says-ganguly-1638345414723">IND vs SA: tour is on as of now but players' health is BCCI's priority says Ganguly</a> The WA Govt also strictly refused to allow staffs' and players' family members to enter the state.&nbsp; England's Joss&nbsp;Buttler&nbsp;said that players could express their reservations about the decision as the huge part of the Ashes negotiations was allowing&nbsp;the families of the players to stay with them.&nbsp; While most of Australia has eased the Covid-19 restrictions for fully vaccinated persons, Western Australia is expected to open up&nbsp;by early 2022.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;
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Former Yorkshire cricketer Azeem Rafiq described his experiences of racism and discrimination at the club in graphic detail on Tuesday as he addressed UK Members of Parliament in the Digital, Culture, Media and Sport Committee.
He told MPs the word 'P***' was "used constantly" across his two spells at Yorkshire and said that no one in authority stood up against racial harassment and bullying.
Rafiq accused Yorkshire of institutional racism in September last year, with the club launching an investigation soon afterwards.
However, their handling of it has been heavily criticised. Yorkshire finally published summary findings of the investigation in September this year and, while the investigation found there was "no question" Rafiq had been subjected to racial harassment and bullying, no individuals were called to face disciplinary action.
Rafiq told the DCMS, "Pretty early on, me and other people from an Asian background... there were comments such as 'you sit over there near the toilets', 'elephant washers'. The word 'P***' was used constantly. And there just seemed to be an acceptance in the institution from the leaders and no one ever stamped it out."

Watch! Cricketer Azeem Rafiq's powerful and moving testimony against racism in Yorkshire 

Former cricketer Azeem Rafiq who accused many English cricketers of racism gave a powerful and moving testimony on Tuesday in front of the UK Members of the Parliament 

Former Yorkshire cricketer Azeem Rafiq described his experiences of racism and discrimination at the club in graphic detail on Tuesday as he addressed UK Members of Parliament in the Digital, Culture, Media and Sport Committee.
He told MPs the word 'P***' was "used constantly" across his two spells at Yorkshire and said that no one in authority stood up against racial harassment and bullying.
Rafiq accused Yorkshire of institutional racism in September last year, with the club launching an investigation soon afterwards.
However, their handling of it has been heavily criticised. Yorkshire finally published summary findings of the investigation in September this year and, while the investigation found there was "no question" Rafiq had been subjected to racial harassment and bullying, no individuals were called to face disciplinary action.
Rafiq told the DCMS, "Pretty early on, me and other people from an Asian background... there were comments such as 'you sit over there near the toilets', 'elephant washers'. The word 'P***' was used constantly. And there just seemed to be an acceptance in the institution from the leaders and no one ever stamped it out."

Former cricketer&nbsp;Azeem&nbsp;Rafiq&nbsp;had accused Yorkshire of institutional racism and now he was called by the UK Members of Parliament in London for an enquiry&nbsp;

The England team arrived in Brisbane on Tuesday for the highly anticipated Ashes series which are set to start on 8th December. 

Star English player Ben Stokes and teammates arrive in Brisbane ahead of Ashes 2021

The England team arrived in Brisbane on Tuesday for the highly anticipated Ashes series which are set to start on 8th December. The English team directly flew from UAE, after losing the T20 World Cup semifinals to New Zealand last week.

The England team arrived in Brisbane on Tuesday for the highly anticipated Ashes series which are set to start on 8th December.

The England team arrived in Brisbane on Tuesday for the highly anticipated Ashes series which are set to start on 8th December. The English team directly flew from UAE, after losing the T20 World Cup semifinals&nbsp;to New Zealand&nbsp;last week.
England will undergo a 14-day&nbsp;quarantine after which first play 3 warm-up matches against the <a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/watch-aussies-celebrate-maiden-world-t20-title-in-style-1636953845119">freshly crowned World T20 winners</a>, Australia before travelling to The Gabba&nbsp;which will be the venue for the 5-match Test&nbsp;series.&nbsp; Also Read&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/new-zealand-team-arrives-in-jaipur-ahead-of-india-series-1637038106030">Indian team's first training session under Rahul Dravid, New Zealand arrives in Jaipur</a> Star all-rounder Ben Stokes who was added last month to the squad after recovering from his finger injury and finishing his break from cricket also arrived along with other members of the Team.&nbsp; Meanwhile, the first time T20 World Cup winners received a palling welcome as they landed at home early Tuesday morning ahead of the upcoming Ashes. <a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/t20-world-cup-2021-australia-clinch-maiden-world-t20-title-thrash-new-zealand-by-8-wickets-1636910566014">Australia defeated New Zealand&nbsp;by 8 wickets</a> to clinch their maiden T20 Cup on Sunday.&nbsp;

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