Minute of silence for those who bought tickets for Day 3: Reactions to Australia's Ashes debacle

Nottingham, UK: A rampant Stuart Broad took eight wickets as England ripped out shell-shocked Australia for 60 in an extraordinary and dramatic start to the fourth Ashes test at Trent Bridge on Thursday. [caption id=“attachment_2381954” align=“alignleft” width=“380”] Stuart Broad of England celebrates the wicket of Mitchell Johnson of Australia during day one of the 4th Investec Ashes Test. Getty[/caption] The hosts, 2-1 up in the series and without their leading bowler James Anderson, needed only 18.3 overs to dismiss the touring side who collapsed to their joint sixth-lowest Ashes total in just over 90 minutes. Broad struck five times in his first four overs, claiming his 300th test victim with the third ball of the morning when he had opener Chris Rogers caught at first slip by captain Alastair Cook for a duck. Social media went into a frenzy watching Australia’s abject batting performance. We bring you some of the best tweets, starting with the hero of the day himself.

This is the one that sent Twitterati into a RTing and Fav-ing frenzy.

With inputs from Reuters