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Monday 13 December 2021 9:17 am

Ashes: Australian fast bowler Josh Hazlewood out of second Test

By: Matt Hardy

Deputy Sports Editor - City PM

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Josh Hazlewood of Australia will miss the second Ashes test through injury.
Josh Hazlewood of Australia will miss the second Ashes test through injury. (Photo by Chris Hyde/Getty Images)

One of Australia’s star bowling attack Josh Hazlewood is out of the second Ashes Test – due to begin on Thursday in Adelaide.

The fast bowler is believed to have developed the rib injury during the first Test at the Gabba, having not bowled too much in the second innings.

“Hazlewood returned to Sydney for further assessment and rehabilitation,” Cricket Australia said.

Chris Tremlett: It’s curtains for England’s Ashes if they lose second Test
Chris Tremlett: It’s curtains for England’s Ashes if they lose second Test

“A decision on his fitness for the Boxing Day Test will be made in due course.”

Hazlewood bowled a total of 27 overs across the first Test, getting three wickets.

A decision over his replacement is yet to be made.

Australia routed England with a nine-wicket win at the Gabba in the first Test, a stadium England haven’t beaten the hosts in since 1987.

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