Australia bowled out England for 325 runs on the third day of the Ashes second test at Lord’s. England were trailing by 91 runs. England started the day at 278-4 in response to Australia’s first-innings total of 416. However, they lost their last six wickets for just 47 runs.
Captain Ben Stokes top-scored for England with 17 runs, while Travis Head took 4-55 for Australia. Australia, with a lead of 91 runs, will aim to extend their advantage in the fourth innings. The match is evenly balanced and promises an exciting finish.
Key moments from the day’s play include Australia’s relentless bowling attack, which prevented England from gaining momentum. Although Stokes provided some resistance, he was eventually dismissed by Head. While Australia’s lead is not insurmountable, it significantly increases their chances of winning the Ashes Test match.
The fourth day of the match is scheduled to start at 11:00 am BST on Saturday.
Warner, Khawaja put on 73 for first wicket before lunch at Lord’s
