Australia vs England 1st Ashes Test Match Fantasy Team Prediction
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Overview
For the first time since the inception of this legendary rivalry in 1882, The Ashes will be played under the lights, with a different coloured ball. Who would’ve expected the game to progress so much and certainly, this is the first of many more Pink-ball Tests to come in the Ashes. After bowing down to the hosts in a breathtaking Test match at Brisbane, Adelaide will play hosts for this crucial encounter.
No changes are expected in the Aussie squad despite a little hiccup in the triumphant Gabba Test. David Warner will take charge of the innings alongside Cameron Bancroft, who played a splendid knock on International debut at Brisbane. With Khawaja coming in at 3, Steve Smith, Shaun Marsh, Peter Handscomb, and Tim Paine will follow in the middle order.
The four-man bowling attack did a wonderful job in the first Test. Mitchell Starc and Patrick Cummins were lethal with their pace and Josh Hazlewood, as always, was metronomically accurate. Nathan Lyon chipped in with crucial wickets as well, much to the delight of the Australian fans who had their share of doubts before the series began.
With Alastair Cook and Mark Stoneman taking guard initially, James Vince, the youngster who played a brilliant knock in the first innings of the first game, will come in at number 3. Joe Root needs to get big scores and half-centuries won’t do any good to his reputation. Dawid Malan, Moeen Ali, and Jonny Bairstow will follow in the middle order.
Jake Ball might not get another game to prove his talent and Tom Curran might replace him. Chris Woakes wasn’t at his best in the previous game, so was Moeen Ali. James Anderson and Stuart Broad once again will remain the pillars of this bowling attack, which currently is facing the heat.
Probable 11
ENG- Alastair Cook, Mark Stoneman, James Vince, Joe Root (c), Dawid Malan, Moeen Ali/Craig Overton, Jonny Bairstow (wk), Chris Woakes, Stuart Broad, Jimmy Anderson, Jake Ball/Craig Overton.
Warner & Smith- Both against James Anderson and Stuart Broad present interesting contrasts, in terms of numbers.
Root- Is the best batsman on show for the tourists and will be keen to repair his not-so-great record in Australia.
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For the first time since the inception of this legendary rivalry in 1882, The Ashes will be played under the lights, with a different coloured ball. Who would’ve expected the game to progress so much and certainly, this is the first of many more Pink-ball Tests to come in the Ashes. After bowing down to the hosts in a breathtaking Test match at Brisbane, Adelaide will play hosts for this crucial encounter.
No changes are expected in the Aussie squad despite a little hiccup in the triumphant Gabba Test. David Warner will take charge of the innings alongside Cameron Bancroft, who played a splendid knock on International debut at Brisbane. With Khawaja coming in at 3, Steve Smith, Shaun Marsh, Peter Handscomb, and Tim Paine will follow in the middle order.
The four-man bowling attack did a wonderful job in the first Test. Mitchell Starc and Patrick Cummins were lethal with their pace and Josh Hazlewood, as always, was metronomically accurate. Nathan Lyon chipped in with crucial wickets as well, much to the delight of the Australian fans who had their share of doubts before the series began.
With Alastair Cook and Mark Stoneman taking guard initially, James Vince, the youngster who played a brilliant knock in the first innings of the first game, will come in at number 3. Joe Root needs to get big scores and half-centuries won’t do any good to his reputation. Dawid Malan, Moeen Ali, and Jonny Bairstow will follow in the middle order.
Jake Ball might not get another game to prove his talent and Tom Curran might replace him. Chris Woakes wasn’t at his best in the previous game, so was Moeen Ali. James Anderson and Stuart Broad once again will remain the pillars of this bowling attack, which currently is facing the heat.
Probable 11
AUS- David Warner, Cameron Bancroft, Usman Khawaja, Steve Smith (c), Peter Handscomb, Shaun Marsh, Tim Paine (wk), Mitchell Starc, Pat Cummins, Nathan Lyon, Josh Hazlewood.
ENG- Alastair Cook, Mark Stoneman, James Vince, Joe Root (c), Dawid Malan, Moeen Ali/Craig Overton, Jonny Bairstow (wk), Chris Woakes, Stuart Broad, Jimmy Anderson, Jake Ball/Craig Overton.
Players who cannot be ignored
Warner & Smith- Both against James Anderson and Stuart Broad present interesting contrasts, in terms of numbers.
Root- Is the best batsman on show for the tourists and will be keen to repair his not-so-great record in Australia.
Try to Make ur Own Team with some changes.
Captain & Vice-captain Options : Root, Handscomb, Cook, Starc, Ali & Anderson.
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