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Archer dismisses Australian tailenders for a 5-wicket haul to keep England in the Ashes contest
Jofra Archer dismissed Mitchell Starc for a well-made 54 and No. 11 Nathan Lyon to restrict Australia to 371 and complete a five-wicket haul to keep England in the Ashes contest
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Graeme Swann rips into Ollie Pope after ‘awful dismissal’ as England toil in third Ashes Test
Lyon bowled Ben Duckett moments later as England collapsed, before a late rally by captain Ben Stokes (45*) and fast bowler Jofra Archer (30*) provided a sliver of hope. England ended day two of the third Test on 213-8, trailing Australia by 158 runs.
On a scorching hot morning in Adelaide, England’s hopes of an unlikely Ashes comeback melted away. First, Australia’s tail wagged with a flurry of boundaries to take their first innings from 326 for eight to 371 all out, a total that suddenly looked rather imposing.