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Thursday 25 June 2015 8:01 pm

Australia top order fires in Ashes warm up

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Australia’s batsmen hit their straps in imperious style as the tourists’ Ashes preparations began in earnest on a run-laden opening day of their warm-up clash against Kent at Canterbury yesterday.

Left-handed opener Shaun Marsh, who filled in for the injured Chris Rogers alongside David Warner at the top of the order during Australia’s Caribbean tour, made a compelling case for retaining his place with an impressive century.

Rogers also showed form with a knock of 84, while No1 ranked Test batsman Steve Smith finished unbeaten on 71 and skipper Michael Clarke posted 56 as Australia closed day one on 348-3 after Kent had earlier won the toss and elected to bowl.

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