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Thursday 02 July 2015 7:43 pm

Australia toil in final Ashes warm-up vs Essex

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Australia bowlers were made to toil on the second day of their final Ashes warm-up clash against Essex at Chelmsford yesterday.
 
Read more: England outcast Kevin Pietersen tips Australia to win Ashes
 
Essex closed on 299-3 but still trailed the tourists by 263 runs after Michael Clarke’s side had earlier been dismissed for 562. Opener Tom Westley struck 144 while stand-in skipper Ravi Bopara finished 86 not out.
 
Left-armer Mitchell Starc took two late Essex wickets while seamer Peter Siddle, who had replaced the injured Ryan Harris in Australia’s line-up on Wednesday, claimed the other. Siddle had earlier shared a 73-run stand for Australia’s 10th wicket with off-spinner and No11 batsman Nathan Lyon.
 
The first Test  of the Ashes series begins in Cardiff on Wednesday.

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