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David Warner is no certainty to line up in Adelaide after a fitness test on his injured ribs on Tuesday, despite assertions from Brett Lee that he will play through the pain. The 35-year-old wore a chest guard as he received throwdowns in a 30 minute session in the Adelaide …

David Warner is no certainty to line up in Adelaide after a fitness test on his injured ribs on Wednesday, despite assertions from Brett Lee that he will play through the pain. The 35-year-old wore a chest guard as he received throwdowns in a 30 minute session in the Adelaide …

Since being dumped from the Test team during the 2019 Ashes in England, Usman Khawaja has demonstrated the patience of a glacier in waiting for his next opportunity to represent Australia. He could have so easily retired from the international scene,

Ricky Ponting feels that Usman Khawaja can replace David Warner as an opener going into the second Ashes Test, if the former is ruled out with injury. Warner didn’t take the field at all in Brisbane on Friday,

If David Warner’s rib injury forces him out of the Adelaide Test, Usman Khawaja stands as the man most suitable to take his place according to Test legend Ricky Ponting

The simple mention of his first name is now enough to stir recognition. But Marnus Labuschagne’s path to glory has been about being overlooked, making overhauls and sheer defiance

Australian cricket’s chief selector George Bailey has hinted that Usman Khawaja could be the perfect man to fit a key role in the Test set up. Despite missing out on the selection race for the number five position to Travis Head,

Travis Head says there could still be a role for Usman Khawaja to play in the Ashes despite his controversial omission from the 11 to face England in the first Test at the Gabba.

Cricket fans were left fuming on Sunday when it was announced that Usman Khawaja will be left out of Australia's XI Australia captain Pat Cummins revealed Travis Head will play ahead of Khawaja at the Gabba on Wednesday after the two batsmen battled it out for the No.

New Australian Test captain Pat Cummins conceded there was probably about two dozen players he would have happily picked for the first Ashes Test, before unveiling his first line-up as skipper. The No.