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Stokes was withdrawn from England's Ashes squad following his arrest in Bristol on 25 September. According to footage circulated by the Sun newspaper, it showed him swinging punches at
two men in an alley outside a nightclub at 2.30 am. Stokes' participation in the Ashes now depends on the English police, who are investigating the incident. "It's obviously
up to the English police first. But at the end of the day he knows he's made a mistake, and it's about him getting the respect back from his players and fellow countrymen,"
Warner said. "If he does come out here we wish him well and hopefully he brings the fieriness that he does to the competition and to the cricket. "I wish everyone well. We're
all sportsmen. We're trying to achieve the same thing and that's to win. So I wish everyone good luck," the southpaw added. The Ashes start on Thursday with the first game to
be played at the Gabba here followed by the historic second day-night Test, starting December 2-6 at Adelaide. The third match will be played from 14-18 December at Perth while the Boxing
Day match will be played at the Melbourne Cricket Ground and the final Test from 4-8 January in Sydney. _(Breathe In, Breathe Out: Are you finding it tough to breathe polluted air? Join
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