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Starc & Lyon Take 7 Wickets As Australia Fight Back After Poor First Session

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Mitchell Starc and Nathan Lyon would take 7 wickets between them as Australia fight back in the second and third sessions of the day following a great first session for England on Day 3 of the 2nd Ashes Test in Adelaide.

Morning Session

Resuming on 17/2, the visitors would score relatively quickly in the session with Dawid Malan and Joe Root (pictured below) moving the score onto 140 at lunch without losing a wicket, sitting on 68 and 57 respectively.

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Afternoon Session

Root would be the first man out in the session as he was caught at first slip by opposite number Steve Smith off the bowling of Cameron Green for 62 before the same fielder would catch Malan (pictured below) off the bowling of Mitchell Starc for 80. Ollie Pope would be the next man out, caught at short leg by Marnus Labuschagne off the bowling of Nathan Lyon for 5 before Jos Buttler would be caught by David Warner off the bowling of Starc without scoring. Ben Stokes and Chris Woakes would finish the session on 12 and 23 not out respectively.

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Evening Session

England would add 5 to their score from tea before Woakes would be bowled by Lyon for 24 before Ollie Robinson would be LBW to the same bowler without scoring. Stokes would be bowled by Green for 34 before Stuart Broad would be the last man out, caught by Travis Head off the bowling of Starc for 9 – James Anderson finishing 5 not out with Australia not enforcing the follow-on.

Australia would have 17 overs to bat but would lose Warner as he was run out by Broad for 13 with Marcus Harris and night-watchman Neser 21 and 2 not out respectively.

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AUS 473/9 dec (150.4 overs) & 45/1 (17 overs), ENG 236 (84.1 overs)

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