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Labuschagne was dropped twice but remained unbeaten on 95 at stumps Thursday after sharing partnerships of 172 with David Warner (95) and 45 with Steve Smith.
The former England captain wonders if Smith is the best man to lead Aussies as Atherton finds him so self-absorbed and seems to exist in his own bubble.
Cricket Australia said South Australia (state) Health confirmed that Cummins was a close contact and will be required to isolate for seven days. It said Cummins should be available for the third test at the Melbourne Cricket Ground starting Dec. 26.
Australia vs England 2nd Ashes Test: Follow Live Cricket Score, Commentary, Scorecard and Latest Updates from the ongoing AUS vs ENG Day 1 second Test at the Adelaide Oval in Adelaide.Steve Smith's Australia had won the toss and opted to bat.
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England are 1-0 behind in the Ashes after losing in Brisbane and need to win the second Test in Adelaide.
England are 0-1 down in the five-Test series, having lost the Brisbane Test by nine wickets.
Anderson, 39, the highest wicket-taker in the world among pace bowlers, was not in the 12-player squad for the opening Test at The Gabba (Brisbane), which the tourists lost by nine wickets.
Richardson is the only change in the Playing XI for the day-night game from the side that won the opening Test against England at The Gabba, Brisbane by nine wickets. Cummins also backed batting stalwart David Warner to play through the pain at Adelaide Oval.
The hosts have already been hit by injury woes with pace bowler Josh Hazlewood being ruled out of the second Test.
Star of 1st Test, Travis Head said he is keen to continue with his attacking style of play in the 2nd Test, which would be played at his home ground
Silverwood and England captain Joe Root have been criticised for dropping the duo for the opening Ashes Test at Brisbane, which Australia won by nine wickets to take a 1-0 lead in the five-Test series.
Hazlewood picked up the key wickets of Dawid Malan and Joe Root within his first three overs in the first test at the Gabba as England slumped to 11-3 before finally being bowled out for 147.
Travis Head smashed 152 runs during Australia's first innings. He was awarded the player of the match award.
After restricting England's second innings to 297, the Australians needed just 20 runs to clinch the match.
Cricket Australia confirmed the expected on Saturday, that Hobart will host the fifth test between Australia and England beginning Jan. 14, and that it will be a day-night match.
Root was unbeaten on 86 and Malan was 80 not out when England reached 220-2 at stumps on Day 3.
Warner had a big reprieve on 17 off a no-ball from Ben Stokes, one of the many times the England allrounder overstepped but one of the few he was called for. Warner was also dropped in the slips on 48 and narrowly avoided being run out as he scrambled back to his crease on 60.
It soon emerged that Stokes, bowling his first over in a test match since March, had also overstepped the crease on his previous three deliveries and not been called for a no-ball by the umpires.
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