Why all the players of England wore each other's name jersey? will salute knowing the reason

Ashes 2023: Australia has already won the Ashes series. Now the effort of the English team is to stop Australia from winning the series. Australia has not been able to win the Ashes series in England for almost 20 years. The 5th and last Test of the series between the two is being played at The Oval and everyone is saluting what the English team did on the third day of the Oval Test.

In fact, when the English team came out to bat on the third day, before that the placer's jersey in the pre-match line-up baffled everyone, but when the reason came to the fore, everyone saluted. The players of England did not come on the field wearing the jersey of their own name. Everyone wore jerseys with each other's names.

England cricketers are wearing their teammates names in the pre-match line up, to draw attention to confusion often experienced by people living with dementia and how people with dementia lose precious memories.#CricketShouldBeUnforgettable | @alzheimerssoc 💙 pic.twitter.com/BZwRjnXbYo

— Sky Sports Cricket (@SkyCricket) July 29, 2023

Jersey worn for awareness

In fact, the English team wore jerseys with each other's names to draw attention to the state of confusion that people with dementia experience and how people with dementia lose their memories. For this reason, players wore jerseys with each other's names, so that people could feel the confusion. Talking about the series, the English team's dream of winning the Ashes was also shattered due to the draw of the Manchester Test.

It is not easy to stop Australia

The Australian team was already ahead 2-1 in the series. In such a situation, even if England wins the 5th Test, the series will be drawn and the trophy will remain with Australia. Although it is not easy for England to win the 5th Test, because there is a fierce competition between the two. England were all out for 283 runs in the first innings, after which Australia's first innings was also reduced to 295 runs.