He joins Cummins as a late withdrawal due to injury as a difficult lead-in to the tournament continues Source link

Hazlewood to remain in Sydney to continue his rehabilitation from injury, while the rest of the squad, including David, Ellis and Maxwell travel to Sri Lanka on Tuesday Source link

“We’re still working on implementing training a different way a little bit,” Josh Hazlewood says of his path back to match fitness Source link

Tim David is the other concern ahead of the tournament after picking up a hamstring injury in the BBL Source link

Hazlewood will miss the remainder of the Ashes with an Achilles issue, hopeful to be fit for the T20 World Cup. Meanwhile, Khawaja is fit and available for Adelaide and

Cricket Australia said he is due to resume bowling next week but it will impact his timeline for a Test return Source link

The fast bowling duo were in the nets in Sydney on Tuesday as focus turns to the second Ashes Test Source link

Australia coach Andrew McDonald said he expected Hazlewood to be able to play a part during the series Source link

Michael Neser has been added to the squad, and Brendan Doggett could be closing in on a Test debut in Perth Source link

Neither fast bowler took the field after lunch on the third day in what could be a significant concern for Australia Source link