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Australia’s team captain, Pat Cummins, is likely to miss the upcoming second Ashes Test as the host nation has announced an unchanged 14-man squad for the day-night match in Brisbane. Cummins, who was sidelined in the previous game at Perth Stadium due to a persistent back issue, showed promise during practice sessions but was ultimately left out of the squad without an official explanation.

Despite the absence of Cummins, Australia’s strong performance in the first Test against England showcased the depth of their squad. Mitchell Starc, who excelled in the previous match, will continue to lead the bowling attack, supported by Brendan Doggett and Scott Boland. Usman Khawaja, who battled back spasms in the first Test, retains his spot in the squad, with uncertainty surrounding his inclusion in the playing XI.

The Australian team for the second Ashes Test includes seasoned players like Steve Smith, Marnus Labuschagne, and Nathan Lyon, along with emerging talents such as Cameron Green and Josh Inglis. With a well-rounded squad, Australia aims to continue their winning momentum in the upcoming match.

The second Ashes Test promises to be an exciting encounter, with both teams looking to gain an advantage in the fiercely contested series. As the cricketing world eagerly awaits the action in Brisbane, fans can expect a thrilling battle between Australia and England under the lights.

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