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With Jimmy Anderson out, young pace bowler Jofra Archer was called to attack with left-arm spinner Jack Leach. The Aussies are predicting a lower and slower wicket, but have spread the bowling machines to about 90mph. Just as Australia's Alex Kerry found out at the World Cup, some bad short stuff was found in Archer's locker, and when the ball went up to the grill, Steve Smith looked a little relaxed at Edgbaston.
So could Archer be a source of encouragement to England's need? Can Rory Burns make another Test century? Can Chris Oakes once again work on his magic at Lord's where his 20 hunters have averaged 9.75 runs each so far? You need to tune it.
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Joe Root says he is sure that Maine Ali has not played his last game in an England shirt.
The all-rounder has decided to take a break from cricket after being dropped in the second Test, but the captain is confident he will return.
"It's definitely not something we will see him at the end, he's a great character, a great man and gave this team a lot," Root said.
"I'm sure it won't take long until you see him again. I've spent a good deal of time chatting with Mo, making sure he is where he is, and where can we bring him back? Best.
"He proved last time (he was reminded), India was coming into the series and it had a huge impact on him. Because he couldn't go back and do the same thing again and there was no reason to try and force him back into the squad.
"You know, he was a big part of English cricket and he did a great job on the test shirt."
