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'Underprepared' England admits it got things wrong in the Ashes
Losing an Ashes Test series in Australia is nothing new for England, but finally the Bazballers are looking inwards at their own failings after a stirring end to the Adelaide Test.
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Australia defeats words with actions to complete rapid Ashes romp
In the pre-series furore, with England crowing and injury concerns mounting, Australia stayed quiet. Its response has been an emphatic and quite brilliant Ashes domination.
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Five quick hits: Ponting slams 'dopey' England star as Lyon goes down
Jamie Smith is pilloried as "a dope" after an ugly dismissal as Nathan Lyon is injured and Marnus Labuschagne creates more catching magic. Here are the quick hits from day five of the third Ashes Test in Adelaide.
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Nathan Lyon out of third Test after injuring hamstring
The 38-year-old spinner pulls up lame after diving to save a boundary in the morning session of the fifth day of the third Ashes Test at Adelaide Oval.
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Teen sensation Indra Brown claims historic silver in freeski halfpipe
Melbourne 15-year-old Indra Brown claims her second medal in her World Cup debut in the freeski halfpipe.
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Kyrgios earns wildcard to Brisbane International as he eyes Aus Open
Former Wimbledon finalist Nick Kyrgios is handed a wildcard to the Brisbane International as he sets sights on an Australian Open return.
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'The dream is over' as England falls short of another heist
Ben Stokes laments the end of England's Ashes "dream" as Australia wins the third Test by 82 runs on a surprisingly tense final day to take an unassailable 3-0 series lead.
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'They were the favourites': Crawley defends England's Ashes disaster
England batter Zak Crawley says there's still plenty to play for despite Australia being on the verge of a 3-0 series lead.
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Paul calls out star boxer despite suffering double broken jaw in defeat
Jake Paul calls out Canelo Alvarez as the American recovers from a double broken jaw from his controversial fight with Anthony Joshua.
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Aussie firms as Olympics favourite with another monobob victory
Australia's Bree Walker claims back-to-back World Cup wins to firm as the monobob favourite heading into the Winter Olympics.