Pat Cummins took two wickets on consecutive deliveries to put Australia on top in the fourth Test in Manchester on Saturday. England finished the day at 18 for two as Rory Burns and Joe Root both went without scoring. This was Joe Root's second golden duck in this series. Earlier, England were set a target of 383 to win the fourth Ashes Test at Old Trafford on Saturday. Australia declared their second-innings on 186-6 after tea on the fourth day. Steve Smith made 82 -- his lowest score of a series where the world's top-ranked Test batsman has now made 671 runs at an average of 134.2 with three hundreds, including 211 in the first innings of this match. Jofra Archer led England's attack with three wickets for 45 runs in 14 overs. The most England have made in the fourth innings to win a Test is the 362-9, requiring 359, they posted in their series-levelling win in the third Test at Headingley a fortnight ago. Victory in this match would see holders Australia retain the Ashes at 2-1 up with one to play in a five-Test series. (SCORECARD)
Ashes 2019 4th Test Day 4 Match, Highlights Between England vs Australia, Straight from Old Trafford, Manchester.
England finish Day four at 18 for two, Australia need eight wickets to win while England need 365 more runs. We have a cracking day of Test cricket coming up on a super Sunday. Do join us for the final day of the fourth Ashes Test.
Just the start Australia were looking for after declaring their innings. The number one Test bowler Pat Cummins rose to the occasion to give Australia upper hand in the fourth Test.
Pat Cummins gets the first wicket as Rory Burns gets a leading edge and Travis Head completes a simple catch. England lose their first wicket for nought.
Steve Smith departs for 82 as he tried to take on Jack Leach with the fielders waiting at the boundary. Ben Stokes completes the catch at cover boundary. Australia are five down now.
Steve Smith has gone past his own record of most runs in a Test match. He went past his previous best of 286, which he scored in the Edgbaston Test earlier in the series.
Steve Smith's unorthodox style is paying off in Manchester as he gets the third boundary in this over from Stuart Broad. This time he sends the ball past the mid-on fielder. 100 partnership is also up between Smith and Matthew Wade.
Wayward from Stuart Broad, he missed his line by a long way on that occasion and the umpire gave it five-wides. That is five bonus runs added into Australia's total.
Matthew Wade survives as Joe Root went upstairs for a review of a possible bat-pad. The replays confirmed that there was no bat involved. England lost their review.
30 overs were bowled in this session. Australia lost four wickets and they are at 63 for four. The visitors lead by 259 runs with a session and a day's play left in the match. We will be back with the post Tea session after a short break.
Short and wide from Stuart Broad and Steve Smith is in the form of his life, he will not miss out on such gifts. He cuts it in front of square for a boundary.
Steve Smith was in an awkward position while playing that short delivery from Stuart Broad, there was misunderstanding in the middle between Smith and Travis Head, Jason Roy decided to have a go at the stumps but missed his target and the ball raced away for four overthrows.
Jofra Archer traps Manus Labuschagne right in front the stumps and the umpire gave him out. Labuschagne goes for the review but the replays showed that the ball would've clipped the top of the stumps. Australia retain their review but Labuschagne has to depart.
Stuart Broad gets the second wicket for England. Marcus Harris was caught right in front of his stumps and the umpire gave him out. Harris went for a review but the replays showed that the ball would've gone on to hit the leg stump. Australia lose their review and second wicket.
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