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The ground is hosting its first Ashes Test but will replicate the pace and bounce that made the WACA, across the Swan River, so feared
The Aussies have fielded two debutants in the form of opener Jake Weatherald and pacer Brendan Doggett, for what will the teams' first face-off at Perth's Optus Stadium. Follow the live score and upda
The 2025/26 Ashes is underway, and what a day we were treated to with a century old record being smashed. An incredible 19 wickets fell on day one as the bowlers dominated the contest. That is the
Australia and England wrapped up their Ashes preparations on Thursday with the home side showing their hand with a pair of debutants while the visitors kept their final XI under wraps for the series-opening test.
It was an opening Ashes day between Australia and England like no other as a total of 19 wickets fell on the opening day of the 1st Test in Perth. Watch some of the best wickets
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Doggett has been in ravishing form and will replace Josh Hazlewood in the team. He will form a four-pronged pace attack with Mitchell Starc, Scott Boland and Green. Nathan Lyon, who happens to be the highest wicket-taker at this venue, will also feature as the sole spinner.
Perth has hosted plenty of memorable moments, with metal bats, rapid centuries and rare England wins featuring in our quiz.