Joe Root, James Anderson keep England alive against Australia on Day 4 of day-night Adelaide Test
Relive the best moments from the Day 4 of the 2nd Ashes Test between Australia and England.
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England ended the Day 4 of the day-night Ashes Test at 176 for 4, chasing 354 for victory. AP
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For England, James Anderson started the day well as he took out the overnight pair of Peter Handscomb and Nathan Lyon early morning. AP
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Chris Woakes too continued his good rhythm from Day 3. Here Craig Overton, catches out Australia’s Tim Paine for 11 runs of his bowling. AP
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Shaun Marsh too fell cheaply as he bowled for 19 runs by Chris Woakes. AP
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James Anderson, who here holds up the ball, took his first five-wicket haul in Australia on Tuesday. AP
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Due to their inspired bowling display, England were set a target of 354. The opener, Cook and Stoneman gave the visitors a good start, adding 53 runs together. AP
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Nathan Lyon got the first wicket for Australia when he pinned Cook LBW with the help of a DRS. AP
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Joe Root, after the fall of Stoneman and James Vince, stitched a vital partnership with Dawid Malan. AP
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Dawid Malan, center, is bowled for 29 runs by Australia’s Pat Cummins, bringing Chris Woakes at the crease for the last few overs. AP
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