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Ashes 2023: 3 Bowlers Who Can Pick Most Wickets In England Vs Australia 1st Test

The biggest rivalry in Test cricket will be on display at the Ashes in 2023. Beginning on June 16, Friday, are the England vs. Australia test matches. The Ashes, the oldest rivalry in cricket, is important to both countries.

The two nations’ test series in 2019 ended in a 2-2 draw, giving the cricket world one of the most lavish viewing experiences. Ben Stokes’ heroics at Headingley and Steve Smith’s total of 774 runs in seven innings helped it become well-known. The Ashes were played in Australia in 2021–2022.

They defeated England 4-0, but it was an lopsided victory. In the Ashes 2023, England will attempt to reclaim the urn under the leadership of captain Ben Stokes and the direction of head coach Brendon McCullum. Australia and England will square off in the first game of the eagerly awaited tournament in Edgbaston.

Let us see 3 bowlers who can pick most wickets in the 1st Test

1. Stuart Broad

Stuart Broad is an evergreen bowler, when it comes to test. He has taken the most number of wickets in Ashes as no other England bowler comes closer to him.

Broad has taken 131 wickets in 35 matches with an average of 29.09 and best figures of 8/15. Team England would be heavily relying on the experienced bowler to perform once again in the big stage.

2. James Anderson

As far as fast bowlers go, James Anderson is undoubtedly the best. In the 179 Test matches that have been played to date, he has been responsible for the dismissal of 685 batters.

James Anderson has picked up 112 wickets in 35 matches played with an average of 33.76 and best bowling figures of 6/47.

3. Nathan Lyon

Nathan Lyon is a veteran Australian bowler who has a great reputation for performing in big matches. He grabbed 5 wickets in the World Test Championship and was decisive in Australia’s win against India.

He has picked up 101 wickets in 28 matches with an average of 29.42 and best bowling figures of 6/49.


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