Cricket Australia is facing a loss estimated at more than $3 million from the two-day Ashes opener, due to missed ticket revenue.

A combination of Australian opener Travis Head's century and England's cavalier batting approach led to the match's completion on Saturday in Perth.

Former Black Caps test bowler Neil Wagner joined Piney to discuss.

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Cricket Australia is facing a loss estimated at more than $3 million from the two-day Ashes opener, due to missed ticket revenue.
A combination of Australian opener Travis Head's century and England's cavalier batting approach led to the match's completion on Saturday in Perth.
Former Black Caps test bowler Neil Wagner joined Piney to discuss.
LISTEN ABOVE

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Neil Wagner: former Black Caps test bowler recaps the opening Ashes test

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