As It Happened: England vs Australia, 4th Test, Day 2 at Trent Bridge

That's all we have today. We will be back with all the action, after a 11-day gap, for the 5th and final Test of the Ashes. So join us back on the 20th of August at 1530 IST for the dead rubber to be played at The Oval. Until then, adios!

Stuart Broad is the Man of the Match for the 4th Ashes Test match. Says he has never heard so much silence from the crowd for any two captains, but it shows the respect they deserve. Adds it was a good toss to win, and the catching has been brilliant and credit goes to the batting as well. Says in the last 4 innings 4 different guys have got a 5-fer and that showed it is important to create pressure and they all managed to do so. Further says that Ben Stokes was awesome to watch in the second innings and the balance of this bowling unit has been awesome and it lets them bowl short spells. Adds they have got some experienced guys in the team, but the young guys are leading the team with the likes of Stokes, Root and others. Ends by saying it's exciting to be involved and hopes to play such good cricket as it entertains the crowd as well.

Alastair Cook says Michael Clarke is a fantastic player and a fantastic person and will be remembered for the captain he has been. Says he can't believe what they have achieved in the last 18 months and is incredibly proud of his lads and the support staff. Adds it takes time, but there is potential as Ben Stokes and Joe Root showed and that worked for them. Says he is happy to have seniors around like Broad, Anderson and every one and to see them perform exceptionally well. Says it has come out of hard work and Peter Moores has had a big part to play in the success which is being carried forward by Trevor Bayliss. Says it's not about him getting emotional but it's about the journey and a young group of players and the work they have put in for this success. Adds they wanted to show in the New Zealand series that they have talent and have carried it forward. Says Bayliss made them relax and the physios and support staff deserve the credit. Further adds that it has been an incredible 3 days and thanks the crowd and the support staff from the bottom of his heart. Ends by saying that it's a proud day and that it is unbelievable to be one of the 3 English captains to win the Ashes twice at home.

Michael Clarke says they didn't start well. Adds they came and tried and hoped for success but couldn't achieve it. Says Broad and Stokes played well and bowled some good swinging deliveries throughout the match. Adds that it's just a game of cricket and that's how one learns. Credits the England team as they showed momentum and showed class in each of the matches. Says Jimmy Anderson, Broad and Stokes bowled in the right areas and were awarded and that they needed to hang onto the edges which they couldn't. Adds that he feels accountable for the loss and his performance has been below par. Further adds that he hasn't played as well as he would have liked and it's the right time for him to go and a good way for the new captain to prepare for the next Ashes series. Adds that he has been lucky to represent Australia and play over 100 Tests and thanks his teammates as they have a lot of talent. Ends by saying that they have got a good bunch of players and the potential is there and the support staff has been brilliant throughout.

England excelled in all the departments whereas Australia's batting woes continued. Michael Clarke has announced that the next Ashes Test will be his last and his boys will look to win the final match to save some pride and bid a perfect farewell to their captain. Stay tuned, presentation coming up shortly.

With a massive 331-run lead and with 3 days to go in the Test match, Warner and Rogers started cautiously and put up a 113-run opening stand. But once they lost Rogers they lost 3 more wickets for mere 26 runs and were all but out of the contest ending the day on 241 for 7. England finished off the Test match on the 3rd day and now take an unbeatable 3-1 lead.

England in their first innings lost their top 3 batsmen under 100 runs on the board to some brilliant bowling from Starc but a 173-run partnership between Joe Root and Jonny Bairstow took the game away from the visitors. All in all 13 wickets fell on the first day itself. Moeen Ali and Stuart Broad played some innovative shots to put up 58 quick runs for the 9th wicket as Captain Cook declared on 391/9.

Massive win for England and they regain the Ashes in style. All they took were 62 balls in today's day to wind up the last three Aussie wickets and finish off the match in just over two days. Australia started off the match on the back foot, put in to bat first by Cook, as all they could manage were 60 in the first innings. Stuart Broad took a career best of 8/15 which was a class act.

OUT! That's it. England have folded the Aussie innings and win by an innings and 78 runs to regain the Ashes. That was on a good length outside off, Lyon goes to play it but decides to get his bat out at the last moment, the ball hits the inside edge of the bat at its toe end and rocks onto the stumps. Australia shattered.

FOUR! Length delivery on leg, flicked away by Lyon towards fine leg for a boundary.