England captain Ben Stokes said his team had not handled pressure in key passages after the defeat to Australia in the second Test at the Gabba on Sunday, but he added that the Ashes was not over. Stokes said England had not been "able to stand up to the pressure" Australia applied as his side slipped to a 2-0 deficit in the series. He said England needed to show more fight but added that he still believed a 3-2 result was possible, which is the only way England can regain the Ashes. He said dropped catches on the second evening were a major setback. Australia had gone from 290 for 3 to 329 for 6, still behind England's first-innings score of 334, but the home team made the most of multiple missed chances and pushed their total past 500 on the third day. Stokes said he did no

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