Australia, Ashes and England
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Carey, Snicko and England
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The England captain will be back with Jofra Archer to start day three but it is another day that quite clearly belongs to Australia. They have taken another huge step towards winning the urn, leading by 158 with just two more first-innings wickets to take. England have definitely got themselves in a hole with Shoaib Bashir.
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The tourists' batters wilted once more against an experienced bowling attack with more scrutiny falling on the on-field technology
The Snicko troubles continued on Day 2, leading to frustration in both camps as Australian paceman Mitchell Starc demanded the technology "to be sacked".
Nearly four years of Ashes planning was left in smouldering ruins on Thursday as England buckled under the heat and the pressure at Adelaide Oval to lurch towards a series-deciding defeat in the third test against Australia.
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Ben Stokes and Jofra Archer fight for England with the bat but with a deficit of 158 runs and just two first-innings wickets left, they are staring at another poor result
Ben Stokes and Jofra Archer provided defiance but the Bazball era was on the cusp of melting in the Adelaide sun as Australia closed in on an unassailable Ashes advantage.
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Ben Stokes-led side find themselves in deep trouble on day 2 of the third Test against Australia at the Adelaide Oval. Follow the ball-by-ball commentary, real-time toss updates, as it happened
On a scorching hot morning in Adelaide, England’s hopes of an unlikely Ashes comeback melted away. First, Australia’s tail wagged with a flurry of boundaries to take their first innings from 326 for eight to 371 all out, a total that suddenly looked rather imposing.
England battle hard to stay in the Ashes as Alex Carey’s century leads Australia to 326-8 on the first day of the third Test.