`Ashes England must be brave with the bat if they are to turn things around`
England are 2-0 down in the Ashes, losing by nine wickets in the first Test at Brisbane followed by a crushing 275-run loss in the second Test at Adelaide
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`Ashes England must be brave with the bat if they are to turn things around`
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