No further disciplinary punishment has been taken against any player following the weekend\u2019s second Ashes Test between England and Australia, leaving Reece Walsh available for selection at Headingley on Saturday.<\/p>\n
Walsh<\/a>, the man-of-the-match at Wembley in the first of this autumn\u2019s three games, was at the heart of two controversial moments at Everton FC\u2019s Hill Dickinson Stadium in game two.<\/p>\n In the first half of Saturday\u2019s second Test, full-back Walsh was penalised for a high shot on Dom Young as he prevented the England winger scoring in the corner.<\/p>\n He escaped a card for that incident, with only the penalty given, but was eventually sin-binned with circa 15 minutes of the contest remaining for making contact with Young mid-air as the pair jumped for a kick in the corner.<\/p>\n That incident left Young needing treatment and sparked a melee between the two sides, but no further action has been taken: so Walsh is free to play this weekend at Headingley.<\/p>\n England and Australia stars including Reece Walsh escape bans ahead of third Ashes Test<\/p>\n