Emotions Run High: England's Solid Comeback Highlights Final Ashes Test Amid Tribute for Bondi Victims
Joe Root and Harry Brook led England to a steady 211-3, stabilizing after an early collapse on Day 1 of the final Ashes test. Emotional tributes were held for Bondi terror victims. Heavy security was present amid heightened tensions, reflecting the serious atmosphere surrounding the sold-out match.
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Joe Root and Harry Brook anchored England's innings with a pivotal 154-run partnership, leading the side to a respectable 211-3 before bad light curtailed play on Day 1 of the final Ashes test.
The match saw emotional tributes for Bondi terror victims, heightening tensions alongside stringent security measures at the crowded venue.
This tribute included a standing ovation for Ahmed al Ahmed, a local hero from the tragedy. Meanwhile, Australia retained the Ashes, having secured early victories, with Khawaja playing his farewell test.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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