Australia’s ‘Dad’s Army’ ready to show experience counts in Ashes
[The Namibian - Namibia] - 17/11/2025
Australia head into the Ashes with an ageing “Dad’s Army” group of players and concerns about a lack of depth to follow in their footsteps, but chief selector George Bailey is adamant the team’s veteran core still has what it takes. Of the 15 players in Australia’s squad for the first Test in (…)
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