Ashes second test: Can Eng end hosts' perfect D/N record?

Adelaide, December 15 While there are question marks over opener David Warner’s fitness for the second match of the Ashes series, there are no doubts about Australia’s superiority in Day/Night Tests. They’re a perfect eight from eight as they go...

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Updated At : 01:17 PM Dec 16, 2021 IST

Adelaide, December 15

While there are question marks over opener David Warner’s fitness for the second match of the Ashes series, there are no doubts about Australia’s superiority in Day/Night Tests.

They’re a perfect eight from eight as they go into the pink-ball Test against England beginning tomorrow at the Adelaide Oval.

While Australia’s record in Day/Night matches is perfect, England have just one win in four attempts.

England will get two chances with the pink-ball in this series — the fifth Test in Hobart, which was moved from Perth because of Covid-19 restrictions in Western Australia, will also be a day-nighter. — AP

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