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‘What Other Option Do We Have?’ Stokes Demands More Fight From Ashes Rookies
- On December 15, Ben Stokes urged England to 'fight' in the series decider starting Wednesday in Adelaide and repeated this to the full squad at Adelaide Oval.
- With the tourists 2-0 down after two eight-wicket defeats, England cricket team faces immediate pressure in the third Test.
- Using Archer's effort as an example, Stokes said, `That was one of those moments when I asked him to really turn it on because I needed that to be a marker for us to carry into Adelaide` to illustrate fight.
- With Tongue added and Bashir omitted, England replaced Gus Atkinson with Josh Tongue and, after Mark Wood returned home, only four players on tour have prior Ashes experience.
- Beyond the immediate match, this week will be defining for Stokes' captaincy as he seeks his first victory in a five-match series, echoing England’s last win in Australia under Andrew Strauss in 2010-11.
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Ben Stokes Urges England to 'fight' in Must-win Ashes Decider Against Australia
Get latest articles and stories on Sports at LatestLY. Trailing 2-0 to Australia after two different but equally harrowing eight-wicket defeats, the England captain has lit a fire under his charges, urging them to show more fight ahead of the series decider starting from Wednesday in Adelaide. Sports News | Ben Stokes Urges England to 'fight' in Must-win Ashes Decider Against Australia.
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Tribune IndiaBen Stokes urges England to 'fight' in must-win Ashes decider against Australia
Trailing 2-0 to Australia after two different but equally harrowing eight-wicket defeats, the England captain has lit a fire under his charges, urging them to show more fight ahead of the series decider starting from Wednesday in Adelaide.
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