Starc, Hazlewood battle for Ashes places as James Pattinson misses out

Pattinson was part of the team that won by 251 runs at Edgbaston, taking two wickets in his first Test in three years.

Australia spearhead Pat Cummins wants to play all five Ashes tests

The 26-year-old took four for 32 in England’s second innings at Edgbaston as Australia romped to a 251-run victory in the first test.

England was all-out in both the innings and Pat Cummins took seven out of those 20 wickets.

Cummins became the second-fastest Australian to take 100 wickets after Charlie Turner, who completed his 100 wickets in 17 matches.

Former captain Steve Smith and his then deputy David Warner were both given 12-month suspensions by Cricket Australia.

Cummins made a late entry into Australia's Ashes squad in 2015 as he came in as a replacement for Ryan Harris.

Cummins has only nabbed one wicket from last two matches but has proved effective at keeping the batsmen pinned down during middle overs.

Langer added that Australia have ample days of rest before the clash and players don't need any match rest before the knock out stage.

Australia reduced Pakistan to 200-7 chasing a target of 308, with Cummins taking an economical 3-33 from his 10 overs.

"What a wonderful bowler," said Lee of Bumrah, who has taken 85 wickets in 49 one-day internationals.