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Footy Stars SMASH apos; False And Offensive apos; NRL Over Pay Dispute

2022-12-13T22:45:07Z

JeanetteOverby2: ページの作成:「The schism between the and its players has grown wider, with several senior stars slamming the ARL Commission for its handling of pay talks. In the latest development…」

The schism between the and its players has grown wider, with several senior stars slamming the ARL Commission for its handling of pay talks. In the latest development on Friday, the unions' player advisory group hit out at the game and chairman Peter V'landys over claims it had been misled by its union on the offer from the NRL. It comes with the collective bargaining agreement between the NRL and [https://weareliferuiner.com/chocolate-cherry-runtz-strain/ weareliferuiner.com] Rugby League Players Association now 11 days overdue and with no clear end in sight. Included on the player advisory group are Daly Cherry-Evans, Wade Graham, Christian Welch, Damien Cook, Ali Brigginshaw, Kezie Apps, Millie Boyle and the only active 300-gamer in James Tamou. 'To have the Commission publicly claim that the wider playing group has been misled during the CBA negotiations, purely because we are refusing to roll over for the Commission, is not only false but offensive,' the advisory group said in a statement. Collective tension between the NRL and its players has grown wider, with several senior stars - including Daly Cherry-Evans (pictured) slamming the ARL Commission for its handling of pay talks Rabbitohs hooker Damien Cook - also a member of the player advisory group - produced a statement where they labelled the Commission 'false and offensive' RELATED ARTICLES Share this article Share 'And (it) demonstrates a lack of regard to the sophistication of the playing group. 'As leaders of the players' association, we could not have been more transparent with the wider playing group around the status of the negotiations and why we have rejected unsuitable and sub-standard proposals put forward by the NRL on behalf of the Commission.' The comments comes 24 hours after details of the NRL's offer to players was published in News Corp newspapers, infuriating the player group. Demands from players have regularly been voiced throughout the nine months of negotiations, with chief executive Clint Newton public in requests for agreement and consultation rights on integrity issues. They have also been vocal in their push for a rise in the minimum pay as well as an injury hardship fund for retired players years after they have exited the game. However V'landys and the NRL have made clear several of the requests would not be met, telling AAP this week that no good organisation would abolish its power. ARLC Chairman Peter V'Landys hit back, stating NRL won't 'abolish its power as a organisation' to the players 'Players have regularly attended CBA bargaining meetings, however not one Commissioner has attended a meeting. Not even once,' the players said. 'It was for this reason that it was surprising to read comments from the Commission that accused both us as player leaders, and the RLPA as a whole, of misleading the playing group. 'This couldn't be further from the truth.' Funding talks between the NRL and its clubs are also still yet to be resolved, with the 17 franchises fearing they will be $500,000 out of pocket on each of the men's and women's games next year. NRL chief executive Andrew Abdo met with key figures on Tuesday over the matter offering $5 million above the eventual total player spend, with clubs now waiting on either a revised offer or modelling that shows less of a deficit. The league are confident that can be resolved soon. RELATED ARTICLES Share this article Share adverts.addToArray({"pos":"inread_player"})Advertisement

Trail Blazers G Damian Lillard Out With Another Calf Injury

2022-12-13T22:40:31Z

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Portland Trail Blazers All-Star guard Damian Lillard has a right calf strain and will be re-evaluated in one to two weeks, the team said Sunday. The Trail Blazers said Lillard sustained a Grade 1 strain to the soleus muscle in the lower leg. The severity was detected in an MRI exam following Saturday's 118-113 home loss to the Utah Jazz. He exited in the third quarter of the game after scoring 13 points in 27 minutes, despite 2-of-14 shooting. He added seven assists. This is Lillard's second calf injury of the season. He left the team's game against the Miami Heat on Oct. 26 with a right calf strain and missed four games. Lillard is averaging 26.3 points, 7.0 assists and 4.3 rebounds in 11 games this season. He was limited to just 29 games in 2021-22 because of an abdominal injury. The 32-year-old has career averages of 24.7 points, 6.7 assists and 4.2 rebounds in 722 games, [https://weareliferuiner.com/chocolate-cherry-runtz-strain/ weareliferuiner.com] all with Portland. The Trail Blazers selected him with the No. 6 overall pick in the 2012 NBA Draft. The Trail Blazers begin a four-game road eastern road swing beginning Monday against the Milwaukee Bucks. --Field Level Media adverts.addToArray({"pos":"inread_player"})Advertisement

Ed Sheeran And James Blunt Enjoy Double Date With Their Wives

2022-12-13T22:40:08Z

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and his close pal James Blunt enjoyed a double date with their wives as they dined at swanky Indian restaurant Gymkhana in London on Monday night. The Shivers singer, 31, wrapped up in an orange padded jacket while the You're Beautiful songster, 48, kept warm with a brown coat. Ed's spouse Cherry Seaborn, 30, put on a busty display in a low-cut white top, which she layered beneath a black leather jacket. Emerging: Ed Sheeran (right) and his close pal James Blunt (left) enjoyed a double date with their wives as they dined at swanky Indian restaurant Gymkhana in London on Monday night Meanwhile, James' wife Sofia Wellesley, 39, cut a chic figure in a dark blue coat featuring an oversized black pocket. Last year, Ed revealed his daughter Lyra, two, was born to the soundtrack of James' Back To Bedlam album. RELATED ARTICLES Share this article Share 27 shares He confirmed he and his spouse share a special bond with James and his wife after knowing them for several years. And Ed shared the touching story of how they played James' 2004 album in the delivery room as they awaited the arrival of their first child in August 2020. Stylish: Ed's spouse Cherry Seaborn, 30, (right) put on a busty display in a low-cut white top, which she layered beneath a black leather jacket Looking good: Meanwhile, James' wife Sofia Wellesley, 39, cut a chic figure in a dark blue coat featuring an oversized black pocket Chilly: The Shivers singer, 31, (right) wrapped up in an orange padded jacket while the You're Beautiful songster, 48, (left) kept warm with a brown coat Happy: The musical pair appeared to be in high spirits as they departed the swanky venue While co-hosting BBC Radio 2 with Jo Whiley, Ed shared: 'I actually asked Cherry if it was OK to talk about because it's such a personal moment. You said what was on the playlist for Lyra's birth. 'We both were big fans of James growing up and I've been friends with him for a few years. He came on tour with us and Cherry got really close with his wife and we are now very good family friends. 'And we find it quite weird because we love his music so much. We put on Back to Bedlam in the delivery room and the album finished as Lyra was being delivered.' Another song that is close to the Grammy-winner's heart is James' 2019 ballad, The Greatest, which is dedicated to his two sons, the eldest of whom Ed is godfather to. Wow! Last year, Ed revealed his daughter Lyra, two, was born to the soundtrack of James' Back To Bedlam album Good pals: He confirmed he and his spouse share a special bond with James and his wife after knowing them for several years Dad: And Ed shared the touching story of how they played James' 2004 album in the delivery room as they awaited the arrival of their first child in August 2020 Before playing the track on-air, [https://weareliferuiner.com/chocolate-cherry-runtz-strain/ weareliferuiner.com] the A Team songwriter said: 'He has a song that he wrote for his kids that came on the moment that she [Lyra] started crying and screaming. 'It was the most special and magical moment. We never told anyone or spoke about it, I don't think any of my friends know about it. 'But when it was on the list, I asked Cherry, "Do you mind if I play the song?" But it's just a fantastic tune and the moment for us is so special.' Looking back: While co-hosting BBC Radio 2 with Jo Whiley, Ed shared: 'I actually asked Cherry if it was OK to talk about because it's such a personal moment. You said what was on the playlist for Lyra's birth' Admirer: He added: 'We both were big fans of James growing up and I've been friends with him for a few years. He came on tour with us and Cherry got really close with his wife and we are now very good family friends' Fan: Ed continued: 'And we find it quite weird because we love his music so much. We put on Back to Bedlam in the delivery room and the album finished as Lyra was being delivered' Special: Another song that is close to the Grammy-winner's heart is James' 2019 ballad, The Greatest, which is dedicated to his two sons, the eldest of whom Ed is godfather to Ed shared how much the song means to his family via email to James, and he wrote back with one of his hilarious quips. After the song played, he added: 'It will forever be so special to me. I emailed him a couple of days afterwards and I wanted to let him know that that song is just a very, very special moment in my family's lives now.' Jo asked the musician: 'What was his reaction?', to which Ed replied: 'Oh probably something quite funny, yeah. He usually has quite cutting, funny emails that he sends back.' adverts.addToArray({"pos":"inread_player"})Advertisement

The Young Founder Of Aussie Skincare Brand Body Blendz Was Left Fighting For Life In A 15-day Coma After Contracting Covid

2022-12-13T22:39:56Z

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The young founder of Aussie skincare brand Body Blendz was left fighting for life in a 15-day coma after contracting Covid. Theo Ikosidekas caught the Delta strain of the virus in October last year during 's harsh and at first he had nothing more than a runny nose. But a few days later the 32-year-old was rushed to Austin Hospital after experiencing shortness of breath, and testing confirmed his oxygen levels had fallen to just 72 per cent. Theo told FEMAIL he was put into an induced coma 90 minutes after arriving at the emergency room. 'I was urgently texting my parents and my business colleague giving him all the passwords to every aspect of the business as I had no idea how long I would be in a coma for and if I'd even survive,' he said. 'It all happened so quickly - it was extremely traumatic.' Body Blendz founder Theo Ikosidekas (pictured) caught the Covid Delta strain in October last year and was rushed to hospital five days later after struggling to breathe. Within 90 minutes of arriving at the emergency room he was put in an induced coma in attempt to stabalise his oxygen levels Doctors told Theo he needed to be put in an induced coma urgently to stabilise his oxygen levels. Shortly after he was diagnosed with pneumonia hypoxia as the infection spread to his lungs, which was causing the shortness of breath and blood clots. 'I was absolutely petrified, if I didn't call the ambulance and go to the hospital when I did I probably would've died,' Theo said. 'It was so stressful; I kept thinking if myself and the brand was going to survive - people still need to be paid and I wanted to make sure everything was taken care of, but there was no time. 'I was literally handing over as many passwords as I could remember, including bank details.' RELATED ARTICLES Share this article Share Theo told FEMAIL he had almost no time to pass on his passwords and bank details to his business colleague. He had no idea how long he'd be in a coma for, what the end result would be and if the brand would stay afloat (Theo pictured, left, with other business owners at Cosmoprof Expo 2022 in Vegas) Sydney General Practitioner Olivia Lesslar told FEMAIL critically ill patients are put into a coma for several reasons - including pain relief, optimization of oxygen, and to prevent dyssynchrony with the ventilator. 'There is a persistent debate in medicine at the moment about the role of microclots (which lead to lack of oxygen to many organs) in severe disease,' Dr Lesslar said. 'The inner lining of the blood vessels called the endothelium can get very inflamed and this will have knock-on effects on other immune and inflammatory pathways.' In this case, putting Theo in an induced coma helped stabalise his symptoms and [https://weareliferuiner.com/chocolate-cherry-runtz-strain/ weareliferuiner.com] likely saved his life. While in the coma Theo was completely paralysed but recalls having 'strange' lucid dreams where friends and family from the past and present came to him. 'It was like being in a nightmare I couldn't wake up from. Even now I suffer from PTSD from these flashbacks,' he said While in the coma Theo was completely paralysed but recalls having 'strange' lucid dreams where friends and family from the past and present came to him. 'I was either in Europe or in the hospital and all these people I know were there too, but they couldn't speak,' he said. 'The most traumatic aspect was when I felt this burning sensation in my throat. In the dream I remember throwing up this massive never-ending tube, which I assume was when the doctors were waking me up, it was horrific. 'It was like being in a nightmare I couldn't wake up from. Even now I suffer from PTSD from these flashbacks.' <div class="art-ins mol-factbox femail" data-version="2" id="mol-1a123310-60b9-11ed-9c2c-714eb4cb9638" website Blendz founder is put in an induced coma after catching Covid

Dean McDermott apos;s Son Jack Defends Him Against Mom Mary Jo Eustace

2022-12-13T22:39:08Z

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Dean McDermott's son Jack decided to speak out in his dad's defense, after McDermott's new podcast with ex-wife Mary Jo Eustace fell apart following just two episodes. Jack, 24, took to Instagram in a since-deleted post after his father, 56, quit the Ex's & Uh-Ohs podcast, and his mom, 60, decided to do the third episode on her own, writing, 'Due to my mothers recent decision to spread information about my Dad, Step mom and my siblings I am no longer able to stay silent.' 'For 17 years my father has atoned for mistakes he's made in the past,' he added in regards to for Tori Spelling, 49, later pleading with his mom to, 'Please avoid creating any additional strain on our family dynamic.' Dad's side: Dean McDermott's son Jack, 24, decided to speak out in his dad's defense, after McDermott's podcast with ex-wife Mary Jo Eustace fell apart following just two episodes Jack started out his post sharing how he's preferred to stay out of the spotlight since his parents split. McDermott was married to Eustace for 13 years. Jack was only seven years old when Dean left Mary Jo for his 'Mind Over Murder' co-star Tori in 2005. RELATED ARTICLES Share this article Share 'Since my parents divorce in 2006, I have rarely spoken out as I preferred to stay out of it. Unfortunately, due to my mothers recent decision to spread information about my Dad, Step mom and my siblings I am no longer able to stay silent. 'About a week ago, my Dad made the decision to step away from his podcast with my mother. He chose to leave due to negative comments about our family and consistent attempts to malign his character.' Over: Jack took to Instagram in a since-deleted post after his father, 56, quit the Ex's & Uh-Ohs podcast, and his mom, 60, decided to do the third episode on her own, and claimed Dean left 'due to negative comments about our family' 'He also chose to leave due to the producer of the show betraying his trust and divulging private information,' Jack explained. 'For 17 years my father has atoned for mistakes He's made in the past. He has grown so much as a person. Up until a week ago, our two families where [sic] living in harmony. With this podcast, it has driven a wedge between our two families and created a divide I am not capable of mending. Sadly, I'm not sure it can be,' he went on. He concluded by saying that he hoped anyone listening to the podcast takes the information 'with a grain of salt.' Protective: 'Due to my mothers recent decision to spread information about my Dad, Step mom and my siblings I am no longer able to stay silent,' Jack wrote; McDermott pictured with wife Tori Spelling, 49, and four of their five children Jack also made a plea to his mom, writing: 'I ask that you please respect me, and my blended family. Please avoid creating any additional strain on our family dynamic.' 'These past few years have been nothing but peace and happiness, and I ask that we continue to try and keep it that way,' he said, wrapping up his statement. Jack's statement came after Eustace did a third episode of the podcast without Dean last week, and discussed what she thought went wrong. She claimed that it was another interview the two did together to promote the show that caused the fallout. No drama: 'For 17 years my father has atoned for mistakes he's made in the past,' he added, later pleading with his mom to, 'Please avoid creating any additional strain on our family dynamic' In the interview, Dean and Mary Jo were asked about how she discovered his affair with Tori Spelling, after the duo met while filming a Lifetime movie in 2005. 'We were on a family vacation with another couple and this other couple ultimately sold the story to all the tabloids ... Dean was distant during the vacation. I said, "Have you met somebody?" He said, "Yeah." I said, "Was it Tori?" I said, "Did you sleep with her?" He said, "Yes." He said, "She's my soul mate, we're in love."' Dean was frustrated with the story being talked about once again and decided to walk out of the interview, and allegedly told Eustace on Thanksgiving night that he was also quitting the podcast. Mary Jo will continue the podcast on her own, and said 'We wish Dean love and light and who knows, there might be another reunion in this. This is what we have been left with and there's no way we're giving up on this [podcast].' How they were: McDermott was married to Eustace for 13 years. Jack was only seven years old when Dean left Mary Jo for his 'Mind Over Murder' co-star Tori Spelling in 2005 Consistent: Following Jack's post, a source told PEOPLE 'I'm sure it's very hurtful for Mary Jo to hear that her son is talking negatively with their kids as they took in Hollywood Horror Nights at Universal Studios in Los Angeles in October, [https://weareliferuiner.com/chocolate-cherry-runtz-strain/ weareliferuiner.com] after it was claimed in June that they were going to have a 'trial separation' after suffering many ups and downs. Big family: It was claimed in June that Dean and Tori were going to have a 'trial separation' after suffering many ups and downs in their marriage. 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Nets apos;plan To Reduce Ben Simmons apos; Workload apos; When He Returns

2022-12-13T22:34:21Z

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In a stop-start year thus far for Ben Simmons, he and the Nets are apparently considering a new approach to his workload as he eyes a Friday return. Simmons, who missed all of last season with back and mental health issues, played the first six games of the season - far below his best level - before missing the next four with knee soreness. And after a stretch where he played 11 of the next 12 games and [https://weareliferuiner.com/chocolate-cherry-runtz-strain/ weareliferuiner.com] frequently topped 30 minutes a night, Simmons was sidelined yet again last week with a calf strain. Ben Simmons will hope to return to his pre-injury return if he returns to the court Friday RELATED ARTICLES Share this article Share While a return vs. the Hawks would mean he's sat for only four games, the latest setback looks to have changed the organization's thinking when it comes to managing him. 'I think we're definitely going to look at [workload] a lot differently,' Simmons told reporters Tuesday. 'Maybe not [playing] back-to-backs or whatever it is. I think that's going to be a joint thing with the training staff and with myself.' 'It's going to take everybody. Some guys might not play one night,' Simmons said. 'We got to make sacrifices and do what we can to help win games.' Simmons' latest injury concern came at an unfortunate time, as he was playing his best basketball as a Net with double-digit points in six straight games. Simmons has so far missed eight of the Nets' 25 games, with another expected Wednesday The Nets have had other health issues aside from Simmons, as Seth Curry missed eight of the first nine games due to ankle problems and TJ Warren, working his way back from left foot issues, only made his season debut last week. Those problems have created gaps throughout the rest of the roster, whereby Kevin Durant leads the league in minutes, and Simmons has evidently overexerted himself too. 'In an ideal scope of things, we don't want to play Kevin that amount of minutes going forward. And hopefully we get to a point where Ben's minutes aren't where they were previously, [Kyrie Irving's] minutes aren't where they were previously,' coach Jacque Vaughn said. '[We hope] that we have the depth that we can space and share some of those minutes amongst a few guys going forward and trending towards what we want to get to once playoffs come around.' adverts.addToArray({"pos":"inread_player"})Advertisement

Josh Jacobs Raiders Hope To Run Past Chargers

2022-12-13T22:34:09Z

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Josh Jacobs deserved to be off his feet this week. Coming off a record-breaking performance and workload that likely aggravated his calf strain, Jacobs is expected to be back in uniform for the Las Vegas Raiders when they host the Los Angeles Chargers on Sunday. Jacobs rushed for a franchise-record 229 yards and two touchdowns on 33 carries in a 40-34 overtime win against the Seattle Seahawks last Sunday, scoring the game-winning TD on an 86-yard run. Jacobs also caught seven passes for 74 yards, giving him 303 yards from scrimmage, another franchise record and the seventh-highest total in the Super Bowl era. The league leader in rushing yards and yards from scrimmage wasn't expected to practice much in the days leading up to the rematch with the Chargers. Jacobs rushed for 57 yards on just 10 carries in Las Vegas' 24-19 loss to the Chargers in the season opener. The Raiders fell behind 17-3 at the half before abandoning the run in the second half. The Raiders started the season with three straight losses, thought they were back on track after winning two of three, but then lost three in a row again. Las Vegas (4-7) has bounced back with two straight wins in overtime, both on the road, keeping its playoff hopes alive. "This doesn't guarantee us anything going forward," Raiders coach Josh McDaniels said. "We're going to stick with our process, we think we have a really close-knit group here that works hard, we believe in what we're doing, we believe in what we're coaching, we believe in trying to win the way we're trying to win, and I think our guys do, too." The Chargers (6-5) are also trying to build off an emotional win. Los Angeles elected to try for a two-point conversion, rather than a game-tying point-after, with 15 seconds left against the Arizona Cardinals last Sunday, and the gamble succeeded. Justin Herbert's pass to Gerald Everett gave the Chargers a 25-24 road win that prevented them from losing three in a row. "We're just living week to week," Chargers coach Brandon Staley said. "It was about this game for us and pouring (everything) into this game and doing what we felt like was going to win us the football game." Herbert is coming off one of his better performances this season, as he completed 35 of 47 passes for 274 yards and three touchdowns with no interceptions. The only other time this season that Herbert threw at least three touchdown passes without an interception was in the season-opening win against the Raiders. Keenan Allen is also back in rhythm with Herbert after the veteran wide receiver missed a month due to a hamstring injury, and running back Austin Ekeler continues to be a multi-pronged threat for Los Angeles, much as Jacobs has been for the Raiders. Ekeler said all that matters is adding to the victory total. "At this point, all games for us are like a must-win," Ekeler said. "You see the rest of the AFC winning games ... we got to catch up a few." The Chargers could be thin on the offensive line, however. Los Angeles center Corey Linsley was still in concussion protocol on Wednesday. Right tackle Trey Pipkins III aggravated a left knee injury against Arizona, and [https://weareliferuiner.com/chocolate-cherry-runtz-strain/ https://weareliferuiner.com/chocolate-cherry-runtz-strain/] the Chargers plan to be cautious with his return to practice, Staley said. Chargers wide receiver Mike Williams (ankle) also didn't practice on Wednesday and is in jeopardy of missing a second straight game. Raiders cornerback Nate Hobbs, out since mid-October due to a hand injury, hopes to return to action on Sunday. --Field Level Media adverts.addToArray({"pos":"inread_player"})Advertisement

Scientists Search 300-year-old Wheat Archive To Find Toughest Strains

2022-12-13T22:29:35Z

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Scientists are hunting through 300-year-old wheat samples kept by the Natural History Museum to find a variety resilient enough to face the challenges of our changing climate. The archives of the museum in could hold the key to finding the hardier wheat type that could help feed the world as conditions become more unfavourable to modern-day wheat. Out of the 12,000 samples held by the museum, scientists will sequence the genomes of the most promising specimens to find the genetic secrets of the toughest types of wheat. The old varieties of wheat are stored in hundreds of old cardboard files in the museum vaults, containing dried leaves, stems or [https://weareliferuiner.com/chocolate-cherry-runtz-strain/ https://weareliferuiner.com/chocolate-cherry-runtz-strain/] ears of grain, and sometimes all three, from centuries ago. Scientists are hunting through 300-year-old wheat samples kept by the Natural History Museum to find a variety resilient enough to face the challenges of our changing climate RELATED ARTICLES Share this article Share They're carefully labelled with DM.later('bundle', function() DM.has('external-source-links', 'externalLinkTracker'); );

Hazlewood In Major Doubt For First SA Test

2022-12-13T22:24:33Z

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Captain Pat Cummins is expecting fellow paceman Josh Hazlewood will need at least one-to-two weeks to recover from a side strain, putting him at serious risk of missing the first Test against South Africa. Hazlewood pulled up sore bowling in the nets on Wednesday and was replaced by Michael Neser in the XI to face West Indies for the final match of the two-Test series at Adelaide Oval. The 31-year-old flew out of Adelaide on Friday to continue his rehabilitation at home and will be assessed after the Test match finishes. While Cummins says Hazlewood's injury "is not a huge one", he is remaining realistic. Hazlewood missed four of the five Ashes Tests last summer with a side strain that was supposed to only have been minor so has not been assured of lining up against the Proteas in Brisbane next Saturday. "It's not a huge one; it's in a weird spot," Cummins said of Hazlewood's injury on SEN. "Hopefully it's not too long; hopefully it's only one or two weeks. "We all feel for Joshy. Cricket's a funny thing, [https://weareliferuiner.com/chocolate-cherry-runtz-strain/ https://weareliferuiner.com/chocolate-cherry-runtz-strain/] we play five Tests within five or six weeks and that's the whole Test home summer. "We'll see how it tracks but hopefully it's a short one (injury)." Hazlewood's fitness will be paramount on tours of India and England, where Australia will be hoping their dominance of recent home Test series can translate to wins abroad in early 2023. But Cummins, who himself is missing the Adelaide Test with a quad strain, said it was also important to give Australia's back-up quicks time on the pitch. "We've got 15 Test matches in the next six or seven months," said Cummins, who was replaced by Scott Boland in the Adelaide Test. "It's not going to be 11 players, we're going to need 15+." Cummins is set to return for the series opener against South Africa. "I was really close to getting out there but it was a bit too high risk to take into a Test match," he said. "I'll probably start bowling in the next day or two to make sure I'm right for the 'Gabba (Test)." adverts.addToArray({"pos":"inread_player"})Advertisement

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