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Australia Takes Command in Ashes Series with 1st Test Win

BREAKING: Australia has surged to a commanding lead in the 2025/26 Ashes Series, claiming victory over England within just two days of the first Test at Lord’s. The match wrapped up early on March 15, 2025, with Australia winning by 7 wickets and taking a decisive 1-0 lead in the series.

With a tense finish, Australia’s bowlers showcased their dominance, restricting England to a mere 167 runs in their second innings. This follows a strong performance from the Australian batsmen, who chased down the target of 172 runs with just 11 balls to spare, highlighting their aggressive approach and skill in high-stakes situations.

The first innings saw England struggle, posting only 250 runs before being bowled out, which set the stage for Australia’s impressive comeback. Star player Steve Smith was instrumental, scoring a crucial 85 runs, while Pat Cummins led the bowling attack with 4 wickets to his name.

Fans across the globe are reacting to this swift turnaround, with social media buzzing about Australia’s prowess. The victory not only boosts team morale but also raises expectations for the upcoming matches. Many cricket enthusiasts are already speculating on whether Australia can maintain this momentum throughout the series.

As the Ashes continue, all eyes will be on the second Test, which begins on March 20, 2025. England will be under pressure to bounce back and level the series, while Australia looks to extend their lead.

Stay tuned for more updates as this thrilling series unfolds!

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