Ashton Agar scare on eve of Lord's Ashes Test A TREMOR ran through the Australian cricket side last night on the eve of the Second Test at Lords when teenage sensation Ashton Agar tripped and fell heavily while batting in the nets. Agar, who has overnight become one of the most recognisable figures in the Australian team after scoring 98 on debut while batting at No 11 in the Trent Bridge Test, got into a tangle when one foot snagged the other and he crashed to the ground. Everyone who witnessed the fall froze but, after taking a few seconds to assess whether he had sustained any damage, 19-year-old Agar jumped back to his feet to resume batting. The incident stirred memories of Glenn McGrath standing on a ball and seriously damaging his ankle just 75 minutes before play was to begin at Edgbaston in the Second Test of the 2005 series. The series had moved on to the Fifth Test at The Oval by the time he recovered and Australia was unable to peg back the 2-1 series lead England had established during the speed bowler's absence. Although the Australians have cloaked the selection of the Second Test side in as much mystery as they did before Trent Bridge last week, indications are that there will be only the one change from the side that lost by 14 runs in Nottingham, with Ryan Harris expected to come in to replace Mitchell Starc. It appears embattled No 3 batsman Ed Cowan will be given one more chance. He scored only a duck and 14 when batting for the first time at first drop at Trent Bridge but he was ill with a stomach virus for most of the match and the signs are that the selectors are prepared to give him another chance.