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SYDNEY (AP) — Joe Root posted his second hundred of the series for England and Travis Head closed in on his third for Australia as Day 2 of the final Ashes test closed evenly poised on Monday. England ...

It wasn't quite a grandstand ending, with Australia mostly in control despite some chaotic batting that was befitting of this rather baffling Ashes series that ultimately did not live up to the hype.

Ben Stokes and Marnus Labuschagne clashed in the middle of the SCG in a spicy finish to day two - before the England skipper had the last laugh. But it was Travis Head who had the biggest say.

Australian nightwatchman Michael Neser was struck on the arm by Stokes minutes before stumps, as Travis Head maintained his titanium-grip on England’s attack. But fellow opener Jake Weatherald’s hold ...

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England has seized control of the New Year’s Ashes Test after Joe Root and Harry Brook tamed Australia’s all-pace attack on a rain-affected first day at the SCG. Much to the frustration of the 49,574 ...