Boland likely to continue in 5th Test as Hazlewood all but ruled out
Meanwhile, there was an injury scare to Boland after a fall and he was taken for scans. But Cricket Australia (CA) later tweeted that the pace bowler was fit
Meanwhile, there was an injury scare to Boland after a fall and he was taken for scans. But Cricket Australia (CA) later tweeted that the pace bowler was fit
England is 2-0 down in the five-match series after losing the first and second Tests in Brisbane and Adelaide by nine wickets and 275 runs, respectively.
The hosts have already been hit by injury woes with pace bowler Josh Hazlewood being ruled out of the second Test and his return for the Boxing Day Test
Former England captain Nasser Hussain has urged Joe Root and Co. to adopt a "we'll show them" attitude ahead of the second Ashes Test in Adelaide.
With a 1-0 lead for the visitors, Australia and England will now lock horns in the third Test beginning Thursday at Headingley, Leeds.
Notably, Archer bagged his maiden Test wicket as he trapped Cameron Bancroft in front of the sticks with a delivery that jagged back sharply.
Dar made his Test debut in a match between Bangladesh and England in Dhaka in October 2003. He has since then taken charge of 376 matches across all formats.
Meanwhile, Ben Stokes has also been reappointed to the Test vice-captaincy for the first time since the well-publicised incident outside a Bristol nightclub in September 2017.
England finished at 180 for nine off 88.1 overs as Australia won by an innings and 123 runs.
Shaun Marsh (156) and Mitchell Marsh (101) took Australia to 649/7 declared in their first innings before reducing England to…
