Australia have retained the Ashes as they beat England by 185 runs in Manchester on Sunday. With the win, Australia, now lead the five-match series, 2-1. Pat Cummins took four wickets, including England captain Joe Root for a golden duck to help Australia take an unassailable lead. England started the fifth day at 18/2, still needing a further 365 runs on Sunday's last day to reach a target of 383. England's Jack Leach, at one stage looked to salvage a draw for the hosts but Marnus Labuschagne managed to get one to grip and bounce and got his first of the series to end Leach's courageous effort. Josh Hazlewood then, removed Craig Overton as England were bundled out for 197. The fifth and final Test will be played in London at Kennington Oval, starting from September 12. (Scorecard)
Ashes 2019 4th Test Day 5 Match, Highlights between England vs Australia, straight from Old Trafford, Manchester.
Thank you for joining us for an amazing contest between bat and ball, Australia managed to come out on top in this close contest. We will be back with the live coverage of the final Test in the five-match series which starts from September 12.
Josh Hazlewood is the man who delivered the final nail in the coffin for Australia as they beat England by 185 runs.
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Josh Hazlewood has trapped Craig Overton right in front of the stumps and the umpire gave him out. Overton went for the review straight away but the replays showed that the ball would've gone onto to hit the stumps and Australia have retain the Ashes.
Marnus Labuschagne gets Jack Leach fending off a spinning delivery as he balloons one to short leg and Matthew Wade completes the catch, Australia just a wicket away.
Josh Hazlewood bowls a well-directed yorker and the Australian team goes up for a shout for LBW. The on-field umpire gave it not-out and Tim Paine reviewed the decision. The replays showed that the ball would've gone onto miss the leg stump. The ball goes for a four.
Nathan Lyon traps Jofra Archer right in front of the stumps and umpire gave him out. Archer didn't go for review, the replays showed that he would still be on his way, had he tried to challenge the decision.
Josh Hazlewood has probably gave Australia the biggest breakthrough of the day, Jos Buttler was looking dangerous but Hazlewood removed him with a peach of a delivery and the visitors are now three wickets away.
Craig Overton and Jos Butter walks out to bat in the final session on Day 5 of the fourth Test, Nathan Lyon to start the proceedings with the ball for Australia.
At the end of second session on the final Day of the fourth Test, England are still 217 runs behind while Australia need just four more wickets to retain the urn. A thrilling session coming up in a short while.
Three overs without giving away any run, Australian bowlers are creating pressure on England. The hosts need to survive another 37 overs to salvage a draw in the fourth Test.
Huge relief for Craig Overton as he was given out LBW but the TV replays showed that the impact was outside the off-stump and Pat Cummins has to wait for his fifth five-wicket haul in Test cricket.
Mitchell Starc traps Jonny Bairstow right in front of the stumps and Kumar Dharamasena gave him out. Bairstow went for a review but the replays showed that the ball would've clipped the top of the stumps. Australia are four wickets away now.
Nathan Lyon gets the bounce and spin, he was looking for and Joe Denly's resilient innings comes to an end. England are five down now and staring down the barrel.
End of an exciting session on the final Day of the fifth Test. Australia picked up two wickets while England managed to add 69 runs to their overnight score of 18/2. The hosts need 296 runs to win while Australia are just six wickets away from retaining the Ashes.
That's lunch! England go to the break at 4-87 with Bairstow 2* and Denly 48*.
Ben Stokes departs as Pat Cummins gets the inside half of the left-hander's bat and Tim Paine completes a simple catch behind the stumps. Big breakthrough for Australia.
Good start to the final day for England as they managed to survive without losing any wickets. The hosts are still 327 runs away but there is still plenty of time left in the match.
Mitchell Starc went for the yorker but missed his length, Jason Roy managed to get his bat down in time and finds the gap on the leg-side. England are 42/2, still need 341 runs to win.
Mitchell Starc comes into the attack and nearly gets the wicket but the ball went straight over the slips cordon for a boundary. Joe Denly gets a lucky boundary.
Huge appeal for LBW against Jason Roy, umpire gave him not out and Tim Paine decides not to go for the review. The replays confirm that the ball would've missed the leg stump.
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