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Vaughan Loses Cool at Bazball After Starc Wreaks Havoc at Perth: ‘You’ve Got to Question Bazball’
Mitchell Starc took 7 wickets for 58 runs, dismantling England's batting to 172 all out on Day 1 of the Ashes in Perth, despite missing fellow pacers Cummins and Hazlewood.
- On Friday in Perth, Mitchell Starc took a career-best 7/58, dismantling England Test team’s top order as they were bowled out for just 172, erasing pre-match Ashes hype.
- In a blistering opening burst, Starc took his first three wickets inside six overs, with every delivery over 140kmh, and reached 100 Ashes wickets by dismissing Joe Root.
- When Usman Khawaja went off the field, England lost three wickets in 17 minutes, while debutant Jake Weatherald was dismissed LBW after two balls and Harry Brook walked after gloving to Alex Carey.
- Former England captain Michael Vaughan criticised Bazball on Fox Cricket, saying tailenders should have preserved Jamie Smith's strike, while Phil Tufnell said on ABC Sport, `It feels a bit soft from England, to be honest.`
- With Cummins and Hazlewood absent, Starc carried the Australia Test team attack and took the final two wickets in five balls, shaping early Ashes series momentum.
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Ashes: Stuart Broad's on-air meltdown goes viral after Joe Root's twin failure
Ashes 1st Test, AUS vs ENG: Stuart Broad was left speechless as he watched Joe Root fail for the second time in the first Test. Mitchell Starc ran riot, completing a 10-wicket haul in Perth on Saturday.
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Read Full ArticleMitchell Starc, Ben Stokes' mayhem achieves rare Test record in Ashes opener in Perth
Mitchell Starc and Ben Stokes put up jaw-dropping performances on the opening day of the Ashes as the two players picked up five-wicket hauls on an action-packed day in Perth. Starc ripped through the England batting order with his seven-wicket haul before Stokes overshadowed the great Aussie speedster with his five-fer. The hard-hitting England side was bowled out for 172, losing their last five wickets for just 12 runs. Meanwhile, Stokes' fif…
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