England vs Australia 1st Test Day 3 Highlights Score, Ashes 2019: Steve Smith, Travis Head Take Australia To 124/3 At Stumps
ENG vs AUS 1st Test Day 3 Highlights, Ashes 2019: Rory Burns, Joe Root and Ben Stokes put up a solid show as England posted 374 in their first innings.
Australia reached 124/3 at stumps against England before bad light stopped play on the third day of the Ashes opener at Edgbaston in Birmingham on Saturday. Australia lead by 34 runs with Steve Smith (46) and Travis Head (21) unbeaten at the crease. Earlier in the day, England were bowled out for 374 in reply to Australia's first-innings 284. The hosts took a lead of 90 runs on Day 3. Rory Burns batted for nearly eight hours to top-score with 133, his maiden Test hundred, in an innings where England captain Joe Root (57) and vice-captain Ben Stokes (50) both hit half-centuries. England lost three wickets for four runs before lunch to slump to 300-8 -- just 16 runs ahead. But a ninth-wicket stand of 65 between Chris Woakes, who made 37 not out on his Warwickshire home ground, and Stuart Broad (29) boosted their total. For Australia, Pat Cummins and Nathan Lyon claimed three wickets apiece. James Pattinson and Peter Siddle also picked two wickets each. (SCORECARD)
Ashes 2019 1st Test Day 3 Match, Highlights Updates Between England vs Australia, Straight from Edgbaston, Birmingham
Bad light stopped play with 13 overs left on Day 3. Australia 124/3 at stumps. They lead by 34 runs. Do join us tomorrow on Day 4 of the Ashes opener for live commentary.
A slightly premature end to Day 3 at Edgbaston due to bad light.
Australia trail by 42 runs with 8 wickets in hand! The visitors have a lot to put in the batting to make some impact in the game which is going in England's favour. Eyes on Steve Smith!
David Warner departs at 8! England draw first blood as Warner edges it to the keeper. On-field umpire, however, denied the dismissal after which England went for a review which worked in their favour. Broad provides major breakthrough to England.
Broad bites the dust, he departs at 29. It was a short ball from Cummins, Broad mis-judges and gets caught by Pattinson. The wicket also brings an end to a crucial 65-run partnership.