Australia was put into bat, and then dominated under leaden skies, as protesters threatened to steal the show early on day one of the second Ashes Test at Lord's.
Stuart Broad was steaming in and testing both batters, but when the edge did come, the chance went begging.
"It goes quickly, but you've got to take them," former England skipper Michael Vaughan said on ABC Radio.Warner made another 46 runs before being bowled by a beauty by Josh Tongue for 66 — a costly drop. The Queensland opener had ground out 17 runs from 70 balls and appeared destined to make it through to the second session as Tongue fired up for the final over of the morning.
Malaysia Latest News, Malaysia Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
Live: Protesters halt play early on day one of second Ashes Test at Lord'sAfter the drama of Edgbaston, the Ashes heads to Lord's for the second Test of the series with Australia holding a crucial 1-0 lead. Follow all the updates in our live blog.
Read more »
Australia take lead in Women's Ashes with Test match victoryAsh Gardner's bowling heroics have taken Australia to victory in the sole Test match of the Women's Ashes in England giving the tourists a 4-0 lead in the multi-format series.
Read more »
Gardner, Healy overcome fickle fingers to spur Australia to Women's Ashes Test winThe win at Trent Bridge which puts Australia halfway to retaining the Women's Ashes, comes despite two of its stars, spinner Ashleigh Gardner and skipper Alyssa Healy, playing all five days with finger injuries.
Read more »
Climate protesters disrupt beginning of second Ashes testSeveral protesters have taken to the field at the prestigious Lord's Cricket Ground in the opening minutes of the second Ashes Test, with England wicket-keeper Jonny Bairstow resorting to carrying one off the ground himself.
Read more »
Ashes 2023 second Test LIVE updates: Starc gets nod over Boland as England send Australia into bat at Lord’sMitchell Starc has replaced Scott Boland as the only change in the Australian team for the second Test as Australia attempt to go 2-0 up at Lord’s.
Read more »