Glenn McGrath Warns Australia Against Complacency in Ashes ColumnExcerpt: The Australia legend stated the series could end 5-0 but cautioned his countrymen against complacency. Glenn McGrath Warns Australia Against Complacency in Ashes Column Australia…
Australia’s coach suggested Usman Khawaja could bat in the middle order as he returns from injury for the third Ashes Test. Australia coach Andrew McDonald said Usman Khawaja could be a middle-order option for the Adelaide Test. Khawaja is now fit after…
Michael Vaughan criticised England for mocking Australia’s older squad, pointing out that those experienced players are now outperforming them in the Ashes.
Mark Wood has been ruled out of the Ashes after his knee injury returned and England have called up Matthew Fisher as his replacement.
Australia suffers a major setback as injured fast bowler Josh Hazlewood has been ruled out of the remaining Ashes Tests, while Pat Cummins is expected to return for the Adelaide match.
Aakash Chopra criticised Brendon McCullum for saying England were “overprepared” after their heavy Brisbane defeat, arguing that the team skipped key match practice.
Geoffrey Boycott strongly criticised England’s performance in the Ashes, saying Ben Stokes’ team talks confidently but fails to deliver on the field.
Australia captain Steve Smith dismissed his fiery on-field exchange with Jofra Archer during the Gabba Test, calling it harmless banter after leading his team to an eight-wicket win.
Brendon McCullum said England weren’t underprepared for the Ashes loss, claiming they actually trained too much before the Gabba Test and that contributed to their defeat.
Steve Smith and Jofra Archer exchanged heated words late in the match before the Australian skipper sealed the win with a big six in the second