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Sunday's Ashes gossip column - Australia v England

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Former Australia Test spinner Greg Matthews believes his side's struggling batsmen should "get down on their hands and knees" in thanks after being spared the axe by selectors.
Full story: Perth Now

England captain Andrew Strauss has revealed how he will spend the night before the Ashes starts in Brisbane on Thursday. In an interview with Scyld Berry he says he will stay in his room, order room service, write his diary and relax.
Full story: Daily Telegraph

Terry Hauritz, whose son Nathan was somewhat unfortunate to have been dropped from Australia's Test squad, has accused selectors of playing mind games with the 29-year-old.
Full story: Courier Mail

Reflecting on the last Ashes series in Australia, when England bowler Steve Harmison sent the first ball into the hands of second slip, former Australia opener Matthew Haydon says it is impossible to judge the team's chances until the first ball ball has been bowled.
Full story: Fox Sports

Former Australia captain Ian Chappell believes Australia do not have players to match England bowlers James Anderson or Graeme Swann - but still views the series as too close to call.
Full story: cricinfo


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see also
Saturday's Ashes gossip column
20 Nov 10 |  Cricket
Friday's Ashes gossip column
19 Nov 10 |  Cricket
Thursday's Ashes gossip column
18 Nov 10 |  Cricket
Wednesday's Ashes gossip column
17 Nov 10 |  Cricket
Tuesday's Ashes gossip column
16 Nov 10 |  Cricket
Monday's Ashes gossip column
15 Nov 10 |  Cricket
Sunday's Ashes gossip column
14 Nov 10 |  Cricket
Saturday's Ashes gossip column
13 Nov 10 |  Cricket
England in Australia 2010-11
08 Oct 09 |  Cricket


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