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• 'We were sledged by the aeroplane captain' - the perils of an Ashes tour

  11-11-2017 20:22 via bbc.co.uk
  Pigs on the pitch, "building an idiot" and hospital food - England players recall the challenges of touring Australia.
  
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• 'We were even sledged by the pilot' - the perils of an Ashes tour

  11-11-2017 20:22 via bbc.co.uk
  Pigs on the pitch, "building an idiot" and hospital food - England players recall the challenges of touring Australia.
  
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• Cricketer, footballer, author. Is there nothing Perry can't do?

  11-11-2017 19:23 via bbc.co.uk
  Australian all-rounder Ellyse Perry's unique achievements in cricket and football make for truly remarkable reading.
  
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• Women’s Ashes: Australia’s Ellyse Perry stuns England with double century

  11-11-2017 12:28
  • Women’s Ashes Test day three: England 280; Australia 448-9
  • Perry hits 213 not out at North Sydney OvalWhen this series rolled around four years ago, Ellyse Perry was already a fully-fledged superstar. As a strike bowler, she played defining hands capturing Australia three global titles. In one of those, she won the final on a broken ankle. At the same time, she was a first-choice member of Australia’s football team, scoring a World Cup wonder goal. As the youngest to re
  
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• Ellyse Perry's scores 213 for Australia on day three of Women's Ashes Test match – as it happened

  11-11-2017 12:00
  Ellyse Perry stuns England with 213*Allrounder registers highest score by an Australian in Women’s TestsAustralia declare on 448-9 to establish a 1st innings lead of 168
  England 40-0 in their second go11.19am GMTRight, that’s all from us here. England return tomorrow having chipped that first-innings lead down to 128, with Tammy Beaumont set and Lauren Winfield steady. Perry’s remarkable knock showed that the odds are still in your favour as a batsman. If Australia are to make
  
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• Ellyse Perry scores 213 for Australia on day three of Women's Ashes Test match – as it happened

  11-11-2017 12:00
  Ellyse Perry stuns England with 213*Allrounder registers highest score by an Australian in Women’s TestsAustralia declare on 448-9 to establish a 1st innings lead of 168
  England 40-0 in their second go11.19am GMTRight, that’s all from us here. England return tomorrow having chipped that first-innings lead down to 128, with Tammy Beaumont set and Lauren Winfield steady. Perry’s remarkable knock showed that the odds are still in your favour as a batsman. If Australia are to make
  
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• England wrap up tour victory but ‘rusty’ Alastair Cook a concern before Ashes

  11-11-2017 11:30
  • England 293 and 207; Cricket Australia XI 233-9 dec and 75
  • England win by 192 runs
  It took England exactly 30 minutes to take the last three Cricket Australia XI wickets, bowling them out for 75 and completing an emphatic 192-run win. It was all so simple that those who had not played came out for middle practice and those who had did fitness drills. Related: Australia v England: Women's Ashes Test match day three – live!Continue reading...
  
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• Ashes 2017-18: Craig Overton boosts Test hopes as England complete victory

  11-11-2017 10:06 via bbc.co.uk
  Craig Overton puts himself in the frame for a starting place in the first Ashes Test as he helps England to victory a Cricket Australia XI.
  
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• Australia v England: Women's Ashes Test match day three – live!

  11-11-2017 06:06
  Updates from the third day of play at North Sydney OvalGet in touch with Adam on email or via Twitter @collinsadam 5.06am GMT113rd over: Australia 264-5 (Perry 110, Healy 45)Marsh goes around the wicket this time. May as well. No choice but to mix it up. To that end, can’t be far away from Knight giving herself another go here. Took a 5-for in her first match as captain in 2016. Healy, nearing her half-century, is seeing them beautifully. No risks here though, no runs either to Marsh&rsquo
  
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• England injury crisis: James Anderson admits Ashes worry ahead of first Test

  11-11-2017 01:00 via feedproxy.google.com
  JAMES ANDERSON has admitted England’s batting is a serious worry ahead of the start of the Ashes in Brisbane a week on Thursday.
  
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