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From Five Live Sports, this is the CMS podcast.

In a few minutes, we'll bring you the best bits from Monday night's Five Live cricket

with Mark Chapman, Ryan Campbell, Isha Guha, and Stephen Finn reacting to England losing the second Ashes test in Brisbane.

But before that, it's been announced today that England bowler Mark Wood and Australia bowler

Josh Hazelwood have both been ruled out for the rest of the series.

Former England batter David Milan was on the last two Ashes tours, including the last one

with Mark Wood. David, look, we should probably give a bit of background to this because it was

touch and go whether Mark Wood was actually going to make it to the ashes, was actually going to

be fit for the ashes, having missed pretty much all cricket since February. Yeah, you know,

I think he did incredibly well to get onto that tour, a really big major knee injury that he had. And I think if he'd been realistic, I don't think England expected him to play all five tests. I think they would have probably been quite happy to get three tests out of him on this tour, because Australia is an incredibly tough place to go on tour. So first and foremost, incredibly pleased that he managed to get on that tour, absolutely gutted for him.

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