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A blow for Atherton
ARUNDEL, May 14: Australia kick off their Ashes tour Thursday with a gentle opener against the
Duke of Norfolk's XI in Arundel — and England have already suffered their first loss, reports AP.
Even before a ball has been bowled. England have been put on the back foot by the news Derbyshire all-rounder Dominic Cork has been ruled out of next week’s one-day internationals with a groin injury.
Despite hopes he would recover in time for the first of the three matches, at Headingley, Leeds, on May 22. England Wednesday confirmed he will not come into consideration for the squad which is due to be named this weekend.
It is bitter blow for Cork, who missed the first part of England's winter tour to Zimbabwe because of family problems and then suffered a miserable time during the second leg in New Zealand, taking only seven wickets in the three-Test series.
Cork is not expected to be able to have a net until next week at the earliest, which also puts his place for the first Test at Edgbaston starting on June 5 in jeopardy.
Cork's absense is a big blow to England who face a pumped up Aussie side gunning to set an Australian record by winning a fifth successive Ashes cam-’X their bowling sensation Shane Wajne is promising big things this summer.
"fm on the verge of something special," Warne warned. "I
feel I'm about to find the best form I've ever had."
The 27-year-old says he has almost totally recovered from an operation on his spinning finger, which is bad news for England. England haven’t held the Ashes since surrendering it In 1989.
Australia play four one-day S(antes against county sides be-ore the one-day international series (May 22. 24 and 25).
The first Test is at Edgbaston from June 5-9 and the last of six
is at the Oval Aug 21-25.
Despite Australia being the overwhelming favourites to crush England yet again, Australian captain Mark Taylor warned his side against any complacency.
"There will be no room for complacency. I'm sure England will nave found a new spirit after their success in New Zealand... but we have the talent to beat any side in the world."