MELBOURNE (Reuters) - Outplayed with bat, ball and in the field in the series-opening Ashes test, England have little time to regroup before the second day-night clash starts at Adelaide Oval on Thursday.
Changes loom after pace stalwarts James Anderson and Stuart Broad were rested for the Gabba, a ploy that backfired as spinner Jack Leach was hit out of the attack and back-up seamers Ben Stokes and Chris Woakes were largely ineffective.
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