Australia added 40 runs for the final wicket. England got a lead of 51 runs. They got off to a great… Read More
Australia added 40 runs for the final wicket. England got a lead of 51 runs. They got off to a great start with the opening stand of 65 putting them right on top. Australia fought back valiantly and dismissed England for 179. The hosts need 231 to win the fourth Test. Australia didn’t lose a wicket in their second innings.They need 201 more runs for a win.
Read LessBrad Haddin scored 65
Brad Haddin scored 65 and added 40 for the final wicket with No. 11 Nathan Lyon. (Getty Images)
Nathan Lyon 18*
Nathan Lyon remained unbeaten on 18 and added 40 for the final wicket with Brad Haddin. England got a lead of 51. (Getty Images)
Alastair Cook scored a quickfire fifty
Alastair Cook scored a quickfire half century and put England in a commanding position. (Getty Images)
Alastair Cook lbw for 51
Alastair Cook was leg-before by Mitchell Johnson (right) for 51. (Getty Images)
Michael Carberry was out for 12
Peter Siddle (left) trapped Michael Carberry for 12. (Reuters)
Joe Root ran himself out
Nathan Lyon (centre) jumps as England's Joe Root (right) runs out by Mitchell Johnson (not pictured) for 15. (Reuters)
Ian Bell was out for a golden duck
Ian Bell chipped his first ball to mid-off. England were losing the plot. (Getty Images)
Ben Stokes was out trying to attack Lyon
Nathan Lyon celebrates the dismissal of Ben Stokes. (Getty Images)
The confrontation
Kevin Pietersen (right) and Mitchell Johnson argue as Umpire Kumar Dharmasena looks at them. (Reuters)
Nathan Lyon dismissed Pietersen for 49
Nathan Lyon (centre) celebrates the dismissal of Kevin Pietersen for 49. (Getty Images)