Supplied video obtained Tuesday, September 3, 2019, of Australian Cricket Coach Justin Langer speaking to the media ahead of the fourth Ashes Test at Old Trafford on Wednesday. Langer says Australia will use their Headingley heartbreak as motivation to hit back hard, as Muhammad Ali did after his childhood bike was stolen. "The champions have all had times of adversity. Whether it's in business, sport or life," he says. "Think about Muhammad Ali getting his bike stolen ... that was the fire he needed to become the greatest boxer of all time. "We felt a bit like we got the Ashes stolen the other day. "Now we got to work out what we're going to do and use that as fire. We're not going to feel sorry for ourselves and let it slip." (AAP VIDEO/Supplied/Cricket Australia)
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Monday, September 2, 2019
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