Ashes 2010/11- England’s squad

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The suspense is over as the touring party for the Ashes series in Australia has been announced. The squad so selected is more or less on expected lines, though there would always be a debate over the selection or non selection of  a few fringe players.The squad A...   See the complete post here

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