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A struggling England suffered another major blow as Cricket Australia confirmed a Covid-19 breakout in the visiting camp ahead of Day 2 of 2nd Ashes Test in Melbourne on Monday. 2 members of the support staff and 2 family members tested positive on the morning of Day 2 of the Boxing Day Test vs Australia. 
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As a result, the entire English team was forced to under go a fresh Covid-19 test before leaving for the Melbourne Cricket Ground. The delay ensured that the match started 30 mins late as Cricket Australia and the fans had a few nervous and anxious moments before the game resumed. 
The team has been advised to maintain social distancing on field as they will be tested again after the completion of Day 2 to rule out the possibility of an infection in the team. 

Ashes 2nd Test: England jolted with 4 positive Covid-19 results in the camp, tour to continue 

2 members of the English support staff and 2 family members tested positive on the morning of Day 2 of the Boxing Day Test vs Australia. 



Ashes 3rd Test: England jolted with 4 positive Covid-19 results in the camp, tour to continue 

A struggling England&nbsp;suffered another major blow as Cricket Australia confirmed a Covid-19 breakout in the visiting camp ahead of Day 2 of 3rd Ashes Test in Melbourne&nbsp;on Monday. Two members of the support staff and 2 family members tested positive on the morning of Day 2 of the Boxing Day Test vs Australia.&nbsp;
As a result, the entire English team was forced to under go a fresh Covid-19 test before leaving for the Melbourne Cricket Ground. The delay ensured that the match started 30 mins late as Cricket Australia and the fans had a few nervous and anxious moments before the game resumed.&nbsp;
The team has been advised to maintain social distancing on field as they will be tested again after the completion of Day 2 to rule out the possibility&nbsp;of an infection in the team.&nbsp;

2 members of the support staff and 2 family members of the English cricket team tested positive for Covid-19 before Day 2 of the Boxing Day Ashes Test vs Australia&nbsp;

A struggling England&nbsp;suffered another major blow as Cricket Australia confirmed a Covid-19 breakout in the visiting camp ahead of Day 2 of 3rd Ashes Test in Melbourne&nbsp;on Monday. Two members of the support staff and 2 family members tested positive on the morning of Day 2 of the Boxing Day Test vs Australia.&nbsp;
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As a result, the entire English team was forced to under go a fresh Covid-19 test before leaving for the Melbourne Cricket Ground. The delay ensured that the match started 30 mins late as Cricket Australia and the fans had a few nervous and anxious moments before the game resumed.&nbsp;
The team has been advised to maintain social distancing on field as they will be tested again after the completion of Day 2 to rule out the possibility&nbsp;of an infection in the team.&nbsp;

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.
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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.

An unbeaten 159 run stand between Captain Joe Root and Dawid Malan helped England survive Day 3 of the 1st Ashes Test in Brisbane vs Australia. Earlier in the day, the Aussies were bowled out for 425 in their 1st innings as they took a massive lead of 278 against England. The English pacers once again proved useful as the lone specialist spinner Jack Leach had a forgettable outing.
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England in reply were off to a shaky start yet again with Rory Burns departing early for 13 with just 23 on the board. Skipper Pat Cummins kept the pressure up as the Aussies struck again soon with Haseeb Hameed departing in the 2nd session.
The hosts were expected then to run through the English middle order but Joe Root once again proved to be the thorn in the flesh. The captain along with Dawid Malan survived the rest of the day as England marched on to reach 220/2 at stumps on Day 3. Australia still lead by 58 runs but the match is now firmly in balance with 2 full days of the match left. Rain could play spoilsport in the Test match as showers are expected on Day 4 in Brisbane.

Ashes 1st Test: Root-Malan dig deep to help England fight back vs Australia in Brisbane

Joe Root and Dawid Malan rescued the visitors on Day 3 with an unbeaten partnership of 159 runs for the 3rd wicket 

Under pressure after getting bowled out for 147 in the 1st innings, England seems to have found the mojo&nbsp;back with a roaring comeback as they are 220/2 at stumps on Day 3

An unbeaten 159 run stand between Captain Joe Root and Dawid Malan helped England survive Day 3 of the 1st Ashes Test in Brisbane vs Australia. Earlier in the day, the Aussies were bowled out for 425 in their 1st innings as they took a massive lead of 278 against England. The English pacers once again proved useful as the lone specialist spinner Jack Leach had a forgettable outing.
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England in reply were off to a shaky start yet again with Rory Burns departing early for 13 with just 23 on the board. Skipper Pat Cummins kept the pressure up as the Aussies struck again soon with Haseeb Hameed departing in the 2nd session.
The hosts were expected then to run through the English middle order but Joe Root once again proved to be the thorn in the flesh. The captain along with Dawid Malan survived the rest of the day as England marched on to reach 220/2 at stumps on Day 3. Australia still lead by 58 runs but the match is now firmly in balance with 2 full days of the match left. Rain could play spoilsport in the Test match as showers are expected on Day 4 in Brisbane.

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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A persistent rain played a spoilsport on Day 1 of the first Ashes Test after Australia bundled out England for 147 at The Gabba in Brisbane

First Ashes Test: Captain Cummins equals 59-year record as England bundled out for 147

A persistent rain played a spoilsport on Day 1 of the first Ashes Test after Australia bowlers made full use of the overcast conditions.

A persistent rain played a spoilsport on Day 1 of the first Ashes Test after Australia bundled out England for 147 at The Gabba in Brisbane. England captain Joe Root won the toss and opted to bat under the overcast conditions.
Mitchell Starc provided the Kangaroos' first breakthrough as he cleaned up Rory Burns off the first delivery, equalling an 85-year-old record.
England never recovered from the early blow and in the sixth over&nbsp;they were&nbsp;reduced to&nbsp;11-3 after Josh Hazlewood removed Dawid Malan and Joe Root.
The newly appointed captain Pat Cummins also made full use of overcast conditions and get rid of Ben Stokes, who scored only 5.
Ollie Pope and Jos Buttler&nbsp;occupied the crease for a brief period and stitched a&nbsp;fifty-run stand but both get out in their 30s as England innings slide further.
Cummins had a perfect outing as Test skipper, becoming the second Aussie captain after Richie Benaud to take a five-wicket-haul in the Ashes series. Benaud's achieved the feat in 1962 at the same venue.

Ollie Pope and Jos Buttler&nbsp;occupied the crease for a brief period and stitched a&nbsp;fifty-run stand but both got out in their 30s

A persistent rain played a spoilsport on Day 1 of the first Ashes Test after Australia bundled out England for 147 at The Gabba in Brisbane. England captain Joe Root won the toss and opted to bat under the overcast conditions.
Mitchell Starc provided the Kangaroos' first breakthrough as he cleaned up Rory Burns off the first delivery, equalling an 85-year-old record.
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England never recovered from the early blow and in the sixth over&nbsp;they were&nbsp;reduced to&nbsp;11-3 after Josh Hazlewood removed Dawid Malan and Joe Root.
The newly appointed captain Pat Cummins also made full use of overcast conditions and get rid of Ben Stokes, who scored only 5.
Ollie Pope and Jos Buttler&nbsp;occupied the crease for a brief period and stitched a&nbsp;fifty-run stand but both got out in their 30s as England innings slid further.
Cummins had a perfect outing as Test skipper, becoming the second Aussie captain after Richie Benaud to take a five-wicket-haul in the Ashes series. Benaud's achieved the feat in 1962 at the same venue.

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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