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England's Ashes Hopes Dashed in Perth as Australia Seizes Control

In a dramatic turn of events during the Ashes series, England's hopes were dashed in a matter of three overs as key batsmen Ben Duckett, Ollie Pope, Harry Brook, and Joe Root were swiftly dismissed in Perth.

The scene was set early afternoon on November 22 in Perth as the Barmy Army cheered on England. After bowling out Australia for 132 on Day 2, England had a promising lead of 105 runs with Duckett and Pope at the crease.

Just when victory seemed within reach, the game turned on its head as Duckett, Pope, Brook, and Root fell in quick succession. A combination of risky shots and disciplined bowling from the Australians saw England's iings crumble.

A stellar performance by Travis Head with the bat made the chase a breeze for Australia, ultimately leading to England's defeat and the end of their Ashes ambitions.

Despite the setback, England managed to clinch a victory in the Melbourne Test, marking their first win in Australia since 2010-11. The team's improvement throughout the series showcased their resilience and potential for future success.

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