Tag: Ashes 2025
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England Strives for Stability After Ashes Setback: No Mass Leadership Clearout Planned
ECB seeks stability after Ashes setback The England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) has indicated it will not pursue a mass leadership clearout following another painful Ashes defeat abroad. While the latest series collapse has reignited questions about England’s tactical approach and long-term strategy, officials are emphasizing measured, targeted changes over a wholesale overhaul of…
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Brendon McCullum: England’s Ashes Preparation Failed and What Comes Next
Heading into the Ashes: The setup under scrutiny Brendon McCullum’s candid assessment of England’s Ashes preparation has put the focus squarely on the coaching and planning that preceded the series. When a team suffers a 3-0 defeat, fans and pundits often look for the decision points that shaped the outcome. McCullum’s remarks—acknowledging that “you would…
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England Lose the Ashes in Adelaide: Collapse on Day Five
England Lose the Ashes in Adelaide: Collapse on Day Five England’s hopes of saving the series in Adelaide were dashed on the final day as they collapsed in dramatic fashion, sealing their Ashes fate after just 11 days of cricket. What began with a stubborn stand and cautious batting quickly unravelled on a pitch that…
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Australia Retains Ashes Urn After Narrow Adelaide Thriller Against England
Adelaide Thriller Seals Australia’s Ashes Retention The urn remains in Australian hands after a pulsating fifth day at the Adelaide Oval. What started as a one-sided series suddenly produced a dramatic twist as England’s Bazball revival threatened to overhaul Australia’s dominance, only for the home side to clinch the victory by 82 runs. Peppered with…
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Lyon’s Hamstring Woes Cast Shadow Over Adelaide Ashes Thriller
Australia’s Ashes Hopes Hang in the Balance The Adelaide Test delivered another dramatic chapter to the ongoing Ashes saga, with Nathan Lyon’s hamstring horror stealing the limelight as he hobbled off the field on day five. The veteran spinner, who has long been the backbone of Australia’s attack, was in the thick of the action…
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Ashes 2025 Third Test LIVE: Cummins Strikes Duckett as England Fight to 435 to Stay Alive
Live Update Snapshot: Cummins Strikes Duckett, England Face 435 to Win The third Test of the Ashes 2025 is shaping up as a pivotal moment in the series. After a probing spell from Australia’s fast bowlers, Pat Cummins produced a sharp delivery to dismiss Harry Duckett, a moment England hoped would anchor their chase for…
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Ashes 2025 Third Test LIVE: Cummins snares Duckett as England face 435 to keep series alive
Live Update: Cummins strikes and the day unfolds The Ashes 2025 third Test is delivering the kind of gripping cricket that fans crave, with Pat Cummins striking early to remove a key England man and set the tone for a tense chase. England were aiming to post a defendable target after a competitive first innings,…
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Ashes 2025 Third Test LIVE: Cummins strikes as England chase 435 to stay alive
Live update: Ashes 2025 third Test day’s key moments England face a tall task on a gripping day of cricket as they attempt to bat their way back into the Ashes series. Australia’s captaincy and bowlers have kept the pressure on from the first ball, and Pat Cummins struck a decisive blow by dismissing Ollie…
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Ashes 2025: Controversial Snicko Call in DRS Sparks Debate
Raising Questions About Snicko and the DRS The Ashes 2025 has delivered more than just on-pitch drama. On day one of the third Test, a contentious decision involving the snicko—a key element of the Decision Review System (DRS)—has sparked fresh debates among fans, pundits, and former players about the reliability and proper use of technology…
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Ashes 2025: Carey DRS Snicko controversy prompts calls for review of technology use
Overview of the controversy The Ashes 2025 has been punctuated by a debate that goes beyond on-field tactics: the role of Snicko, a feature of cricket’s Decision Review System (DRS). On day one of the third Test at Adelaide, a decision hinged on audio analysis that appeared to misread a snick. The resulting wicket, questioned…