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Thursday 1 August 2019
England pick up consolation win
The hosts finished 4-12 to Australia in the multi-format Women's Ashes after 17-run win in final T20I
Ashes will show if Roy is good for Tests: Lamb
The 65-year-old, who played 79 Tests and 122 ODIs for England, believes Australia will benefit from the presence of former skipper Steve Waugh in the dressing room
West Indies A slide after Hodge, Brooks fifties
The hosts lost 4 wickets in the final session after making a solid start on the opening day
England will try and rub salt in our wounds: David Warner
David Warner talks exclusively to TOI ahead of The Ashes series; says his main target is bat time
We played poorly, we have to accept that: Sarkar
The Bangladesh batsman added that he does not believe the absence of Shakib Al Hasan is the only reason behind their loss
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