<p>David Warner's form continues to be a cause of concern for Pat Cummins-led Australia ahead of the fourth and penultimate Test of Ashes 2023. So far, Warner has managed scores of 9, 36, 66, 25, 4 and 1 and his series average is just 23.5. Thus, a lot of questions have been raised about Warner, but his opening partner Usman Khawaja has backed him and said he is 'one of the greatest openers of all time'.</p>

<p>Khawaja pointed out how Warner has still contributed to Australia's cause despite not scoring big. The left-hander recalled the second Test&nbsp;at Lord's, where the two stitched an impressive 73-run first-wicket stand when Australia were sent in to bat&nbsp;under heavy skies. In addition, he feels&nbsp;a wider context needs to be considered, particularly while batting in English conditions&nbsp;against the Dukes ball.</p>

<h2>He is right up there with Hayden:&nbsp;Khawaja</h2>

<p>Ahead of the fourth Ashes Test, he told the reporters after a training session on Sunday (July 16), "From my point of view Dave Warner has been one of the greatest openers of all time. It is him and ‘Haydos’ [Matthew Hayden] right up there for Australia I reckon, the top two ever, so I will always back Davey no matter what, and I think the other guys will, too.&nbsp;With all respect, the media will write what sells newspapers and I understand that."</p>

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<p>Khawaja insisted, "He's probably the hot topic right now. But I'll always back David no matter what and I think all the other guys would too." Further, Khawaja -- who has scored two fifties and a brilliant hundred&nbsp;in Ashes 2023 -- also backed Marnus Labuschange, who is yet to score a fifty in the ongoing series.</p>

<p>"With Marnus, he's just getting started and getting out - it sucks. He's normally a very good competitor, but I have no doubt that at some level, I expect him to get big runs in the next couple of games.&nbsp;He's too good not to if he keeps getting starts the way he is. His mindset is too good, he's so level-headed," the left-hander added.</p>

<p>The fourth and penultimate Ashes Test kicks off on July 19 at Old Trafford, Manchester with the series interestingly poised at the moment. Pat Cummins' Australia lead the series 2-1 but England will feel much more confident having won the third Test, in Headingley, by three wickets.&nbsp;</p>

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David Warner's form continues to be a cause of concern for Pat Cummins-led Australia ahead of the fourth and penultimate Test of Ashes 2023. So far, Warner has managed scores of 9, 36, 66, 25, 4 and 1 and his series average is just 23.

David Warner's form continues to be a cause of concern for Pat Cummins-led Australia ahead of the fourth and penultimate Test of Ashes 2023. So far, Warner has managed scores of 9, 36, 66, 25, 4 and 1 and his series average is just 23.5. Thus, a lot of questions have been raised about Warner, but his opening partner Usman Khawaja has backed him and said he is 'one of the greatest openers of all time'. Khawaja pointed out how Warner has still contributed to Australia's cause despite not scoring big. The left-hander recalled the second Test at Lord's, where the two stitched an impressive 73-run first-wicket stand when Australia were sent in to bat under heavy skies. In addition, he feels a wider context needs to be considered, particularly while batting in English conditions against the Dukes ball. He is right up there with Hayden: Khawaja Ahead of the fourth Ashes Test, he told the reporters after a training session on Sunday (July 16), "From my point of view Dave Warner has been one of the greatest openers of all time. It is him and ‘Haydos’ [Matthew Hayden] right up there for Australia I reckon, the top two ever, so I will always back Davey no matter what, and I think the other guys will, too. With all respect, the media will write what sells newspapers and I understand that." Also read: 'We've been wiped out 0-4 but....': Sunil Gavaskar wants Indian captains to be more liable for heavy defeats Khawaja insisted, "He's probably the hot topic right now. But I'll always back David no matter what and I think all the other guys would too." Further, Khawaja -- who has scored two fifties and a brilliant hundred in Ashes 2023 -- also backed Marnus Labuschange, who is yet to score a fifty in the ongoing series. "With Marnus, he's just getting started and getting out - it sucks. He's normally a very good competitor, but I have no doubt that at some level, I expect him to get big runs in the next couple of games. He's too good not to if he keeps getting starts the way he is. His mindset is too good, he's so level-headed," the left-hander added. The fourth and penultimate Ashes Test kicks off on July 19 at Old Trafford, Manchester with the series interestingly poised at the moment. Pat Cummins' Australia lead the series 2-1 but England will feel much more confident having won the third Test, in Headingley, by three wickets. Speaking about Warner, it will be interesting to see if Australia back him for the fourth Test in Manchester despite a flurry of low scores and heavy criticism from all corners. WATCH WION LIVE HERE You can now write for wionews.com and be a part of the community. Share your stories and opinions with us here.

Ashes 2023: He is one of the greatest openers of all time - Usman Khawaja backs under-fire David Warner

<p>A lot of sporting action is taking place all across the globe. While the Ashes 2023 edition has lived up to expectations and produced three thrilling Tests so far, Wimbledon 2023 is also taking place at the All England Club, London. On Friday (July 14), Australia's former Test captain Steve Smith took out some time from his preparations for the fourth and penultimate Ashes Test&nbsp;that&nbsp;kicks off on July 19 at Old Trafford, Manchester, to watch the men's singles semi-finals at this year's Wimbledon.&nbsp;</p>

<p>The Wimbledon 2023 edition, on Friday, will see the two men's singles semi-finals take place. The first semi-final will see defending champion Novak Djokovic take on Italy's&nbsp;Jannik Sinner whereas the second semi-final will be between Russia's Daniil Medvedev and Spaniard Carlos Alcaraz, later in the evening at the Centre Court. Here's what Smith tweeted on arriving for Friday's marquee clashes, with his wife, at the All England Club:</p>

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<p>On Thursday (July 13), Ons Jabeur beat Aryna Sabalenka in the women's singles semi-final whereas in the first semi-final, Marketa Vondrousova beat Ukraine's Elina Svitolina to set up a marquee final face-off on Saturday (July 15). The top-four in the men's singles will also aim to proceed ahead but Djokovic will remain favourite among all. The Serbian has dropped a couple of sets en route to reaching the final, however, his wealth of experience and success at the grasscourt surely puts him ahead of his contemporaries.Djokovic is chasing his 24th Grand Slam title and eighth overall at the Wimbledon.</p>

<p>Talking about Smith, the Australian star batter has blown hot and cold in the ongoing Ashes in the United Kingdom. So far, he has managed scores of 16, 6, 110, 34, 22 and 2. In the third Ashes Test, at Headingley, Leeds, Smith was playing his 100th red-ball game, however, he failed to make it big as Pat Cummins &amp; Co. lost by three wickets.</p>

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A lot of sporting action is taking place all across the globe. While the Ashes 2023 edition has lived up to expectations and produced three thrilling Tests so far, Wimbledon 2023 is also taking place at the All England Club, London.

A lot of sporting action is taking place all across the globe. While the Ashes 2023 edition has lived up to expectations and produced three thrilling Tests so far, Wimbledon 2023 is also taking place at the All England Club, London. On Friday (July 14), Australia's former Test captain Steve Smith took out some time from his preparations for the fourth and penultimate Ashes Test that kicks off on July 19 at Old Trafford, Manchester, to watch the men's singles semi-finals at this year's Wimbledon. The Wimbledon 2023 edition, on Friday, will see the two men's singles semi-finals take place. The first semi-final will see defending champion Novak Djokovic take on Italy's Jannik Sinner whereas the second semi-final will be between Russia's Daniil Medvedev and Spaniard Carlos Alcaraz, later in the evening at the Centre Court. Here's what Smith tweeted on arriving for Friday's marquee clashes, with his wife, at the All England Club: Lovely day at Wimbledon pic.twitter.com/XtxYqwW1Ie — Steve Smith (@stevesmith49) July 14, 2023 × Also Read: Tennis: Ons Jabeur and Marketa Vondrousova to lock horns in Wimbledon 2023 final On Thursday (July 13), Ons Jabeur beat Aryna Sabalenka in the women's singles semi-final whereas in the first semi-final, Marketa Vondrousova beat Ukraine's Elina Svitolina to set up a marquee final face-off on Saturday (July 15). The top-four in the men's singles will also aim to proceed ahead but Djokovic will remain favourite among all. The Serbian has dropped a couple of sets en route to reaching the final, however, his wealth of experience and success at the grasscourt surely puts him ahead of his contemporaries.Djokovic is chasing his 24th Grand Slam title and eighth overall at the Wimbledon. Talking about Smith, the Australian star batter has blown hot and cold in the ongoing Ashes in the United Kingdom. So far, he has managed scores of 16, 6, 110, 34, 22 and 2. In the third Ashes Test, at Headingley, Leeds, Smith was playing his 100th red-ball game, however, he failed to make it big as Pat Cummins & Co. lost by three wickets. Australia, however, will lead the five-match Test series 2-1 with the fourth and penultimate game to kick off next week. WATCH WION LIVE HERE You can now write for wionews.com and be a part of the community. Share your stories and opinions with us here.

Steve Smith takes time out ahead of 4th Ashes Test to watch Wimbledon 2023 men's singles semi-finals

<p>The ongoing Ashes 2023 has been a riveting series. After the first three Tests, Australia lead England 2-1 with the fourth and penultimate Test to kick off on July 19 at the Old Trafford, Manchester. Ahead of the next Test match, Pat Cummins &amp; Co. have some tough calls to make while deciding their playing XI.</p>

<p>After a loss in the third Test at Leeds, Headingley, Australia still lead the five-match series but will have to decide if they need to continue with a struggling David Warner at the top and who among Cameron Green and Mitchell Marsh will make the cut. Green started the series for Australia but Marsh replaced him after the former's hamstring injury in the third Test.&nbsp;</p>

<p>While Australia lost the Headingley encounter by three wickets, Marsh was their top-performer. He returned with a magnificent 118 and 28 along with claiming two scalps. Green, on the other hand, has three wickets and&nbsp;but has only managed&nbsp;38, 28, 0 and 18 with the bat. Ahead of the penultimate encounter, former Aussie captain Ricky Ponting made his choice and feels Marsh will be picked ahead of Green.</p>

<p>Speaking on the latest episode of ICC Review, Ponting opined, "I know he's a highly talented youngster (Green), but with the national series on the line and what Mitch Marsh provided last game and with two top-order wickets as well, let's not forget about the wickets that he got. I think they might keep him in."</p>

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<h2><strong>Ponting backs&nbsp;David Warner</strong></h2>

<p>Meanwhile, Punter also opened up on David Warner's struggles in Ashes 2023. He was dismissed by Stuart Broad for the 17th time in the format during the second innings of the third Test. He has returned with scores of 9, 36, 66, 25, 4 and 1 in the series.</p>

<p>"When someone's got you out 17 times, it does become as much a mental or probably more of a mental battle than it does a technical battle. But just thinking about the series, I'd be inclined to stick with David Warner," Ponting stated.</p>

<p>"With the lack of tour games for Australia, it doesn't just hinder the guys that are out of form, but it actually hinders the other guys that are trying to push for a place into the side because they're just batting in the nets every day and they're not getting any match practice either," he&nbsp;added.<br />
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The ongoing Ashes 2023 has been a riveting series. After the first three Tests, Australia lead England 2-1 with the fourth and penultimate Test to kick off on July 19 at the Old Trafford, Manchester.

The ongoing Ashes 2023 has been a riveting series. After the first three Tests, Australia lead England 2-1 with the fourth and penultimate Test to kick off on July 19 at the Old Trafford, Manchester. Ahead of the next Test match, Pat Cummins & Co. have some tough calls to make while deciding their playing XI. After a loss in the third Test at Leeds, Headingley, Australia still lead the five-match series but will have to decide if they need to continue with a struggling David Warner at the top and who among Cameron Green and Mitchell Marsh will make the cut. Green started the series for Australia but Marsh replaced him after the former's hamstring injury in the third Test. While Australia lost the Headingley encounter by three wickets, Marsh was their top-performer. He returned with a magnificent 118 and 28 along with claiming two scalps. Green, on the other hand, has three wickets and but has only managed 38, 28, 0 and 18 with the bat. Ahead of the penultimate encounter, former Aussie captain Ricky Ponting made his choice and feels Marsh will be picked ahead of Green. Speaking on the latest episode of ICC Review, Ponting opined, "I know he's a highly talented youngster (Green), but with the national series on the line and what Mitch Marsh provided last game and with two top-order wickets as well, let's not forget about the wickets that he got. I think they might keep him in." Also Read: Ashes 2023: MCC members, suspended over Long Room fiasco, likely to face lifetime ban - Report Ponting backs David Warner Meanwhile, Punter also opened up on David Warner's struggles in Ashes 2023. He was dismissed by Stuart Broad for the 17th time in the format during the second innings of the third Test. He has returned with scores of 9, 36, 66, 25, 4 and 1 in the series. "When someone's got you out 17 times, it does become as much a mental or probably more of a mental battle than it does a technical battle. But just thinking about the series, I'd be inclined to stick with David Warner," Ponting stated. "With the lack of tour games for Australia, it doesn't just hinder the guys that are out of form, but it actually hinders the other guys that are trying to push for a place into the side because they're just batting in the nets every day and they're not getting any match practice either," he added.

Ashes, 4th Test: Green or Marsh? Ponting names Aussie all-rounder likely to feature in the XI

<p>England all-rounder Chris Woakes, who performed brilliantly against Australia in the third Ashes Test, has said that he often wondered if his time in Test cricket was over. The 34-year-old returned to the Test team in Headingley and delivered both with the ball and the bat.</p>

<p>The English cricketer admitted that he felt his chance would never come, for England performed well without him last year, adding he went through emotional turmoil.</p>

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<h2>Chris Woakes opens up about his Test Career</h2>

<p>The English all-rounder played a significant role in his team's three-wicket victory in the 3rd Ashes Test at Headingley. Woakes finished the game with not only six wickets but also an unbeaten 32 in the fourth innings of the Headingley Test.</p>

<p>Woakes also skipped the Indian Premier League and looks like the move paid off as he returned to the Test side. While talking about the same to ESPN Cricinfo, Woakes said, “You do wonder whether that ship has sailed. But I made a big decision at the start of summer not to go to India and, you know, it's days like this make that sort of decision pay off, comfortably."</p>

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<h2>Chris Woakes on the 3rd Ashes Test &nbsp;</h2>

<p>The seamer was sidelined from first-class cricket due to his knee injury for over a year. After some questionable performances in West Indies and Australia, Woakes also had to go down in the batting order. But the third Ashes Test, under captain Ben Stokes and coach Brendon McCullum, did wonders for him.<br />
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"It's always been there, in that dressing room the belief is we can win 3-2. You don't want to look too far ahead, you have to play each ball, each day, each session, each Test match. But once you get so close to something, it's hard to get that over the line. We've got to turn up in Manchester and put in another performance. Australia is a bloody good side. We're going to have to be at our best to beat them again," said Woakes on Ashes Test battle.<br />
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England all-rounder Chris Woakes, who performed brilliantly against Australia in the third Ashes Test, has said that he often wondered if his time in Test cricket was over.

England all-rounder Chris Woakes, who performed brilliantly against Australia in the third Ashes Test, has said that he often wondered if his time in Test cricket was over. The 34-year-old returned to the Test team in Headingley and delivered both with the ball and the bat. The English cricketer admitted that he felt his chance would never come, for England performed well without him last year, adding he went through emotional turmoil. Also read: MCC recommends ICC to cut down bilateral ODI series after 2027 World Cup Chris Woakes opens up about his Test Career The English all-rounder played a significant role in his team's three-wicket victory in the 3rd Ashes Test at Headingley. Woakes finished the game with not only six wickets but also an unbeaten 32 in the fourth innings of the Headingley Test. Woakes also skipped the Indian Premier League and looks like the move paid off as he returned to the Test side. While talking about the same to ESPN Cricinfo, Woakes said, “You do wonder whether that ship has sailed. But I made a big decision at the start of summer not to go to India and, you know, it's days like this make that sort of decision pay off, comfortably." Also read: Asia Cup 2023: India NOT to travel to Pakistan, confirms IPL chairman Arun Dhumal; to play arch-rivals in SL Chris Woakes on the 3rd Ashes Test The seamer was sidelined from first-class cricket due to his knee injury for over a year. After some questionable performances in West Indies and Australia, Woakes also had to go down in the batting order. But the third Ashes Test, under captain Ben Stokes and coach Brendon McCullum, did wonders for him. "It's always been there, in that dressing room the belief is we can win 3-2. You don't want to look too far ahead, you have to play each ball, each day, each session, each Test match. But once you get so close to something, it's hard to get that over the line. We've got to turn up in Manchester and put in another performance. Australia is a bloody good side. We're going to have to be at our best to beat them again," said Woakes on Ashes Test battle.

'Thought my time was up in Test Cricket': England all-rounder Chris Woakes

<p>Mark Wood's all-round heroics led England to a thrilling three-wicket win over Australia in the third Ashes Test at Leeds, Headingley. Coming in place of an out-of-form James Anderson, Wood accounted for 5 for 34 in Australia's first innings, dismissing them for 263 after England opted to bowl first, and then came up with a brilliant eight-ball 24 in England's 237.&nbsp;</p>

<p>In Australia's second essay, Wood once again claimed two wickets and helped England get past the finish line, in pursuit of 251, with an unbeaten eight-ball 16. Thus, England have managed to keep Ashes 2023 alive by narrowing down Australia's lead, to 2-1 from 2-0,&nbsp;heading into the fourth and penultimate Test. After his blitz in the third Ashes Test, Anderson lauded Wood and stated that he reminds him of England's yesteryear star pacer Darren Gough.</p>

<h2><strong>'We love him in the dressing room. He brings so much energy to the group'</strong></h2>

<p>"It was brilliant to see Mark Wood bowl so well. We love him in the dressing room. He brings so much energy to the group. He is just non-stop chatting and being silly, trying to make people laugh. He loves bowling fast. He reminds me of Darren Gough in that he likes a glance up at the scoreboard to see if they have put his pace up after he has bowled a ball. He just wants to bowl quickly. He was born to bowl quickly," Anderson wrote in his column for The Telegraph.</p>

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<p>Anderson also spoke about Wood's batting and added, "His bowling helped his batting too. That 24 off eight balls made a real difference in that moment of the game. It was almost like a T20 impact. He did the same in the second innings. When bowlers go short like that and you need only 20 runs you know that even a top edge is going to go for six and make a big dent in the target. That is what he did."</p>

<p>The fourth and penultimate Ashes Test commences on July 19 at the Emirates Old Trafford, Manchester. Ben Stokes &amp; Co. will be eager to level the series. Wood, who ended as the Player of the Match in the third Test, will also look to carry on with the momentum in the upcoming two matches.&nbsp;</p>

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Mark Wood's all-round heroics led England to a thrilling three-wicket win over Australia in the third Ashes Test at Leeds, Headingley. Coming in place of an out-of-form James Anderson, Wood accounted for 5 for 34 in Australia's first innings, dismissing them for 263 after England opted to bowl first, and then came up with a brilliant eight-ball 24 in England's 237.

Mark Wood's all-round heroics led England to a thrilling three-wicket win over Australia in the third Ashes Test at Leeds, Headingley. Coming in place of an out-of-form James Anderson, Wood accounted for 5 for 34 in Australia's first innings, dismissing them for 263 after England opted to bowl first, and then came up with a brilliant eight-ball 24 in England's 237. In Australia's second essay, Wood once again claimed two wickets and helped England get past the finish line, in pursuit of 251, with an unbeaten eight-ball 16. Thus, England have managed to keep Ashes 2023 alive by narrowing down Australia's lead, to 2-1 from 2-0, heading into the fourth and penultimate Test. After his blitz in the third Ashes Test, Anderson lauded Wood and stated that he reminds him of England's yesteryear star pacer Darren Gough. 'We love him in the dressing room. He brings so much energy to the group' "It was brilliant to see Mark Wood bowl so well. We love him in the dressing room. He brings so much energy to the group. He is just non-stop chatting and being silly, trying to make people laugh. He loves bowling fast. He reminds me of Darren Gough in that he likes a glance up at the scoreboard to see if they have put his pace up after he has bowled a ball. He just wants to bowl quickly. He was born to bowl quickly," Anderson wrote in his column for The Telegraph. Also Read: Ashes 2023: 'They've to play him' - Nasser Hussain explains why Australia need David Warner in Manchester Test Anderson also spoke about Wood's batting and added, "His bowling helped his batting too. That 24 off eight balls made a real difference in that moment of the game. It was almost like a T20 impact. He did the same in the second innings. When bowlers go short like that and you need only 20 runs you know that even a top edge is going to go for six and make a big dent in the target. That is what he did." The fourth and penultimate Ashes Test commences on July 19 at the Emirates Old Trafford, Manchester. Ben Stokes & Co. will be eager to level the series. Wood, who ended as the Player of the Match in the third Test, will also look to carry on with the momentum in the upcoming two matches. WATCH WION LIVE HERE You can now write for wionews.com and be a part of the community. Share your stories and opinions with us here.

He reminds me of Darren Gough: James Anderson lauds Mark Wood after his splendid performance in 3rd Ashes Test

<p>England won the third Ashes Test, at Leeds, Headingley, by three wickets -- in pursuit of 251 -- as the five-match series is now interestingly poised. Pat Cummins-led Australia still lead 2-1 and will be eager to retain the urn in the fourth and penultimate Test, which commences on July 19 at Old Trafford, Manchester. Before the fourth Test, Cummins &amp; Co. have some issues to address.&nbsp;</p>

<p>With David Warner struggling for runs at the top -&nbsp;he was dismissed by Stuart Broad for a record 17th time in whites during the third Test -&nbsp;a century from comeback man Mitchell Marsh and Cameron Green expected to be fit from a hamstring injury, it will be interesting to see if Warner is dropped. If so, Australia will have to shuffle their batting order to accommodate both Green and Marsh. As the series remains wide open, they might want to retain Warner in the playing XI as the left-hander has the potential to turn the game over its head in just a session.</p>

<p>In this regard, former England captain-cum-commentator Nasser Hussain feels Australia would need Warner in the XI for the Manchester Test.&nbsp;"It's the decision on David Warner. It is a really tricky thing," Hussain told Sky Sports "I think if they'd won here [third Test at Headingley], and they had won the Ashes, it would have been a time to move on from David Warner, but now it's a live game, I think they need and have to play Warner," he asserted.</p>

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<p>Hussain further added, "My point being you could play Cameron Green and Mitchell Marsh [all-rounders] and leave Warner out, but then who opens? You might have to move Labuschagne, or even Marsh opens in white-ball cricket at times, so he could do it. But it's a different challenge. That's a specialist role: opening in Test match cricket. They'll have to think long and hard about who opens the batting at Old Trafford."</p>

<p>Captain Cummins was asked about Warner's spot following his side's three-wicket loss in Headingley. At the post-match presser, he stated, "We’ll keep all our options open. We’ve got nine or 10 days now, so we’ll take a deep breath. We’ll go away for a few days but everyone comes back into it. Greeny should be fit for Manchester, we should have a full roster. So we’ll have a look at the wicket, have a chat and work out the best XI."</p>

<p>Warner has managed scores of 36, 9, 66, 25, 4 and 1 in the ongoing Ashes. It will be interesting to see if he retains his place in the XI for the final two encounters.</p>

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England won the third Ashes Test, at Leeds, Headingley, by three wickets -- in pursuit of 251 -- as the five-match series is now interestingly poised. Pat Cummins-led Australia still lead 2-1 and will be eager to retain the urn in the fourth and penultimate Test, which commences on July 19 at Old Trafford, Manchester.

England won the third Ashes Test, at Leeds, Headingley, by three wickets -- in pursuit of 251 -- as the five-match series is now interestingly poised. Pat Cummins-led Australia still lead 2-1 and will be eager to retain the urn in the fourth and penultimate Test, which commences on July 19 at Old Trafford, Manchester. Before the fourth Test, Cummins & Co. have some issues to address. With David Warner struggling for runs at the top - he was dismissed by Stuart Broad for a record 17th time in whites during the third Test - a century from comeback man Mitchell Marsh and Cameron Green expected to be fit from a hamstring injury, it will be interesting to see if Warner is dropped. If so, Australia will have to shuffle their batting order to accommodate both Green and Marsh. As the series remains wide open, they might want to retain Warner in the playing XI as the left-hander has the potential to turn the game over its head in just a session. In this regard, former England captain-cum-commentator Nasser Hussain feels Australia would need Warner in the XI for the Manchester Test. "It's the decision on David Warner. It is a really tricky thing," Hussain told Sky Sports "I think if they'd won here [third Test at Headingley], and they had won the Ashes, it would have been a time to move on from David Warner, but now it's a live game, I think they need and have to play Warner," he asserted. Also Read: 'He has been Team India's unsung hero': Harbhajan praises senior batter ahead of West Indies Tests Hussain further added, "My point being you could play Cameron Green and Mitchell Marsh [all-rounders] and leave Warner out, but then who opens? You might have to move Labuschagne, or even Marsh opens in white-ball cricket at times, so he could do it. But it's a different challenge. That's a specialist role: opening in Test match cricket. They'll have to think long and hard about who opens the batting at Old Trafford." Captain Cummins was asked about Warner's spot following his side's three-wicket loss in Headingley. At the post-match presser, he stated, "We’ll keep all our options open. We’ve got nine or 10 days now, so we’ll take a deep breath. We’ll go away for a few days but everyone comes back into it. Greeny should be fit for Manchester, we should have a full roster. So we’ll have a look at the wicket, have a chat and work out the best XI." Warner has managed scores of 36, 9, 66, 25, 4 and 1 in the ongoing Ashes. It will be interesting to see if he retains his place in the XI for the final two encounters. WATCH WION LIVE HERE You can now write for wionews.com and be a part of the community. Share your stories and opinions with us here.

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<p>Former Indian captain Sunil Gavaskar has slammed overseas commentators for calling Indian fans biased. Gavaskar's comments came in the context of the Ashes. Crowds in England have been seen celebrating only when their home team has performed well against Australia in the Test series. Former England cricketers-turned-commentators have not only backed their team but during the third Test of Ashes 2023 series, they also stated that even the Indian crowd does the same. According to the commentators, fans in India cheer only for their team and stay silent when their bowlers have to face a boundary.</p>

<h2>Sunil Gavaskar slams English commentators</h2>

<p>In a column for the Mid-Day, the former Indian captain criticised England cricketers-turned-commentators for singling out the Indian crowd. Gavaskar said that naturally the crowds will support their team and won’t cheer the opponents, but to suggest that it happens only in India is ridiculous. Sunil Gavaskar further wrote that this is not an Indian phenomenon, but such attitude prevails in every country where home crowds keep silent when their batters get out or a boundary is hit against their bowlers.</p>

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<p>“Overseas commentators come to India, they keep saying how quiet the Indian crowd at the ground is when an Indian batter gets out or when an Indian bowler is hit for a boundary. However, it happens everywhere and this is more apparent than ever at the current Ashes series,” the legendary batter added.</p>

<h2>Sunil Gavaskar’s take on English media</h2>

<p>Sunil Gavaskar also slammed the English media for the way they dealt with Jonny Bairstow’s dismissal after the second Ashes &nbsp;Test. The veteran cricketer felt that England skipper Ben Stokes’ century was a bigger deal than Bairstow’s dismissal or even the spirit of cricket debate. Sunil Gavaskar wrote that while after the stumping in the second Test match at Lord’s, the cricketing world was busy discussing the rights and wrongs of Bairstow’s dismissal and Ben Stokes’ innings receded into the background. He also stated that this case is a great example of how little things so often overshadow the more important happenings.</p>

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<p>“This has been the usual diversionary tactic used by the overseas media for years where a small insignificant incident is made to cover up for a bigger failure of the team,” Gavaskar concluded.</p>


Former Indian captain Sunil Gavaskar has slammed overseas commentators for calling Indian fans biased. Gavaskar's comments came in the context of the Ashes. Crowds in England have been seen celebrating only when their home team has performed well against Australia in the Test series.

Former Indian captain Sunil Gavaskar has slammed overseas commentators for calling Indian fans biased. Gavaskar's comments came in the context of the Ashes. Crowds in England have been seen celebrating only when their home team has performed well against Australia in the Test series. Former England cricketers-turned-commentators have not only backed their team but during the third Test of Ashes 2023 series, they also stated that even the Indian crowd does the same. According to the commentators, fans in India cheer only for their team and stay silent when their bowlers have to face a boundary. Sunil Gavaskar slams English commentators In a column for the Mid-Day, the former Indian captain criticised England cricketers-turned-commentators for singling out the Indian crowd. Gavaskar said that naturally the crowds will support their team and won’t cheer the opponents, but to suggest that it happens only in India is ridiculous. Sunil Gavaskar further wrote that this is not an Indian phenomenon, but such attitude prevails in every country where home crowds keep silent when their batters get out or a boundary is hit against their bowlers. Also read: 'He has been Team India's unsung hero': Harbhajan praises senior batter ahead of West Indies Tests “Overseas commentators come to India, they keep saying how quiet the Indian crowd at the ground is when an Indian batter gets out or when an Indian bowler is hit for a boundary. However, it happens everywhere and this is more apparent than ever at the current Ashes series,” the legendary batter added. Sunil Gavaskar’s take on English media Sunil Gavaskar also slammed the English media for the way they dealt with Jonny Bairstow’s dismissal after the second Ashes Test. The veteran cricketer felt that England skipper Ben Stokes’ century was a bigger deal than Bairstow’s dismissal or even the spirit of cricket debate. Sunil Gavaskar wrote that while after the stumping in the second Test match at Lord’s, the cricketing world was busy discussing the rights and wrongs of Bairstow’s dismissal and Ben Stokes’ innings receded into the background. He also stated that this case is a great example of how little things so often overshadow the more important happenings. Also read: IND vs WI: 35-year-old Ajinkya Rahane brushes aside age question, says he's 'still young' “This has been the usual diversionary tactic used by the overseas media for years where a small insignificant incident is made to cover up for a bigger failure of the team,” Gavaskar concluded.

Sunil Gavaskar slams overseas commentators for singling out Indian fans

<p>David Warner has been in poor form in the ongoing five-match Ashes 2023 Test series being played between England and Australia. Three matches have been played in the series so far, but the Aussie opener has not been able to contribute to his performance. Since the Ashes 2023 failure, his career in the longer format has come under the scanner. Meanwhile, Warner's wife's social media post after the third Test match has taken the fans by surprise. David Warner’s wife Candice Warner posted a family picture on Sunday but it was her caption that sent chills to cricket fans.</p>

<h2><strong>End of an era?</strong></h2>

<p>David Warner's 2ife's Cryptic Post amid Warner’s poor form has created a stir on the internet. Significantly, the cricketer himself hasn't said whether he plans to call it quits after the Ashes series, his wife's post certainly seems to point in that direction. Sharing a picture of the entire Warner family, Candice wrote on Instagram, 'The end of an era for us touring with Test cricket, it’s been fun. Forever your biggest supporters and your girl gang. Love you, David Warner.’</p>

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<h2><strong>Pat Cummins on David Warner</strong></h2>

<p>On the other hand, after the third Test in Leeds, Australia captain Pat Cummins refused to confirm Warner's place in the team. In the post-match press conference, Cummins also admitted that Cameron Green's return is possible for the Manchester Test. He said that the team has nine to ten days now, so are in no rush to make a decision. “Greenie should be fit for Manchester. We will watch the wicket, discuss and make the best playing XI,” said Cummins.</p>

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<p>David Warner scored an aggressive half-century in the first inning in the Lord’s Test but he showed some struggle. He also disappointed his fans at Leeds, when he was dismissed cheaply by tough rival Stuart Broad. The English pacer has dismissed Warner a record 17 times in his Test career. Currently, Australia is leading in the Ashes 2023 Test series by 2-1. And the fourth Test will be played from July 19 at Old Trafford Stadium, Greater Manchester.</p>


David Warner has been in poor form in the ongoing five-match Ashes 2023 Test series being played between England and Australia. Three matches have been played in the series so far, but the Aussie opener has not been able to contribute to his performance.

David Warner has been in poor form in the ongoing five-match Ashes 2023 Test series being played between England and Australia. Three matches have been played in the series so far, but the Aussie opener has not been able to contribute to his performance. Since the Ashes 2023 failure, his career in the longer format has come under the scanner. Meanwhile, Warner's wife's social media post after the third Test match has taken the fans by surprise. David Warner’s wife Candice Warner posted a family picture on Sunday but it was her caption that sent chills to cricket fans. End of an era? David Warner's 2ife's Cryptic Post amid Warner’s poor form has created a stir on the internet. Significantly, the cricketer himself hasn't said whether he plans to call it quits after the Ashes series, his wife's post certainly seems to point in that direction. Sharing a picture of the entire Warner family, Candice wrote on Instagram, 'The end of an era for us touring with Test cricket, it’s been fun. Forever your biggest supporters and your girl gang. Love you, David Warner.’ Also Read | Ashes 2023, Lord`s Test: `Bruised` David Warner admits finding rhythm following handy knock on day one View this post on Instagram A post shared by Mrs Candice Warner (@candywarner1) × Pat Cummins on David Warner On the other hand, after the third Test in Leeds, Australia captain Pat Cummins refused to confirm Warner's place in the team. In the post-match press conference, Cummins also admitted that Cameron Green's return is possible for the Manchester Test. He said that the team has nine to ten days now, so are in no rush to make a decision. “Greenie should be fit for Manchester. We will watch the wicket, discuss and make the best playing XI,” said Cummins. Also Read | Ashes 2023: Former Australia player questions David Warner`s place in playing XI David Warner scored an aggressive half-century in the first inning in the Lord’s Test but he showed some struggle. He also disappointed his fans at Leeds, when he was dismissed cheaply by tough rival Stuart Broad. The English pacer has dismissed Warner a record 17 times in his Test career. Currently, Australia is leading in the Ashes 2023 Test series by 2-1. And the fourth Test will be played from July 19 at Old Trafford Stadium, Greater Manchester.

Has David Warner bid goodbye to Test cricket? Wife's cryptic post leaves fans in a tizzy