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The British and Australian prime ministers have traded verbal bouncers after a controversial Test match between the two sides that has rocked the usually genteel world of cricket.On Tuesday Prime Minister Anthony Albanese, a keen cricket fan, shot back that he was "proud" of Australia's "men's and women's cricket teams, who have both won their opening two Ashes matches against England."
England batter Ollie Pope will miss the rest of the Ashes series after dislocating his shoulder during the second Test at Lord's. Pope, who was named as Ben Stokes' vice-captain...
Who will take the Ashes? As the most sensational cricket test series is underway, this million-dollar question is being asked.
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Bairstow had assumed that the ball was dead and he couldn't be dismissed because all six balls in the over had been bowled. but because the umpire had not announced that, technically, the game was still live. he then wandered out of his ground and wicketkeeper alex carey threw down the stumps. it infuriated the england team, who implied it was unsporting, and australia went on to win the test match. well, today, rishi sunak�*s spokesperson was asked if what happened was in keeping with the spirit of the game. the reply... our cricket reporter henry moeran was at lord's our cricket reporter h...