Smith, who has taken the ongoing Ashes by storm by scoring a record number of runs and a memorable double hundred, tied the knot with long-time girlfriend Willis on September 15 last year.
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"It's about time the bloody umpires intervened. Every time I read it's part of the game I think it's the greatest load of rubbish I've ever heard."
Ricky Ponting said Steve Smith, Marnus Labuschagne and David Warner are the only certainties for the first Test at the Gabba against Pakistan, starting November 12.
The day started with openers Joe Denly and Rory Burns putting up a 54-run opening stand. Burns faced 48 balls and scored 20 runs before edging a short and wide delivery from Nathan Lyon to Tim Paine behind the wickets.
England are looking to avoid a first series defeat at home to Australia since 2001.
Steve Smith continued his record-breaking spree with 80 off 145 balls against England in the first innings of the fifth and final Ashes Test at The Oval.
Earlier, England resumed on 271-8 but was quickly all out at The Oval with Mitch Marsh taking 5-46 on his first appearance of the Ashes series.
Ponting, who is serving as Australia assistant coach, also narrated what went on with the team after Paine won the toss as the development took him in utter surprise.
England had a first-innings lead of 69 — after scoring 294 when they were put in to bat in a gamble by Australia captain Tim Paine — and reached stumps on Friday on 9-0 in their second innings to lead by 78 runs overall.
Put in to bat by Australia, England were pegged back from a strong position at 103-1 after lunch as Marsh ran through the middle order to immediately justify the decision to call him up in place of Travis Head.
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Michael Vaughan has stressed that the 'circle of excuses' needs to stop after James Anderson suggested that the pitches in the ongoing Ashes series did not suit England.
The final XI will be revealed at the toss. The inclusion of Pat Cummins and Josh Hazlewood, Australia's highest wicket-takers this series, will be dependent upon how they recover from the Old Trafford Test.
The England and Wales Cricket Board also stated in its release that Ben Stokes will play as a specialist batsman due to a shoulder injury.
Warner has endured a tough series tackling the new ball, particularly against England seamer Stuart Broad, and has managed just one double-figure score (61) in eight innings.
James Anderson said that England need to make pitches that help their bowlers more at home instead of playing it into their opposition's hands.
England's failure in one of the most highly anticipated series has raised question marks over Root's captaincy. But Bayliss has backed the batsman and said that there were no issues with his skipper.
Steve Smith has been slammed and called "classless" and "arrogant" for his actions following Australia's victory at Old Trafford but in the end, they turned out to be a clear misunderstanding.
Kevin Pietersen also said that Jack Leach hasn't done much with the ball either in the three Ashes Tests he has played so far.
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