Ashes 2023: England playing XI for fourth Test against Australia

Ashes 2023: After losing the first two Tests, the Ben Stokes-led side defeated Australia at Headingley by three wickets.

Ashes 2023: England playing XI for fourth Test against Australia

The fourth Ashes Test between England and Australia will commence on July 19 at Old Trafford. Notably, the host team will attempt to maintain relevance in order to win the 'Urn'. 

After losing the first two Tests, the team led by Ben Stokes defeated Australia by three wickets at Headingley. With the series still undecided, the hosts will endeavour to secure a win in the upcoming fourth Test in order to tie the series and keep Australia on their toes. The Oval will host the fifth and final Test.

The legendary "Burnley Express," also known as James Anderson, replaces Ollie Robinson as the lone alteration to England's starting eleven for the fourth Test. Anderson brings a wealth of experience and talent to the team, making him a formidable threat to the Australian batting order. His return will unquestionably strengthen the home team and give their bowling attack the much-needed variety it requires.

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With this squad announcement, England hopes to capitalise on their recent victory and maintain the momentum they acquired at Headingley. The addition of James Anderson, combined with the team's extant talent, demonstrates the resolve and confidence within the England camp.

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Fans of cricket from all over the globe are eagerly anticipating the fourth Ashes Test because they cannot wait to see what transpires between these bitter rivals. Australia will be looking to reclaim 'The Ashes' after losing the third Test, while all eyes will be on England to see if they will employ their 'Bazball' style of play in what will be the series-defining Test when they face Australia at Old Trafford, Manchester.

England playing XI for fourth Ashes test

Ben Duckett, Zak Crawley, Moeen Ali, Joe Root, Harry Brook, Ben Stokes (c), Jonathan Bairstow (wk), Chris Woakes, Mark Wood, Stuart Broad, James Anderson