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England hold on for draw in fourth Ashes test

Sydney, January 9 England batted out the final day of the fourth Ashes test to frustrate Australia and secure a thrilling draw at the Sydney Cricket Ground on Sunday. Australia lead the series 3-0 after big wins in Brisbane, Adelaide...

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Updated At : 07:13 PM Jan 09, 2022 IST

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Sydney, January 9

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England batted out the final day of the fourth Ashes test to frustrate Australia and secure a thrilling draw at the Sydney Cricket Ground on Sunday.

Australia lead the series 3-0 after big wins in Brisbane, Adelaide and Melbourne. The fifth test will be a day-night match in Hobart starting on Friday.

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