England win by one wicket
Injured Stokes 135 not out
Stokes & Leach add 76 - Leach 1*
England's highest chase in Test history
Stokes dropped on 34 & 116
Survives lbw shout on 131
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Headingley, third Test, day four
Series level at 1-1
Geoffrey Boycott
Ex-England batsman on BBC Test Match Special
The bowlers are feeling the pressure, they are striving to bowl faster, harder. And they are losing it!
All the pressure, it makes so much difference to the middle order when you have a platform. All that work the two Joes did yesterday.
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Five wides! FIVE WIDES!
A horrid delivery from James Pattinson who hurls it down barely on the cut strip and it nutmegs David Warner at first slip before streaking away to the fence.
Do the England fans not like that? They love it.
Jonny Bairstow tucks the last ball off his hips for two more.
The ball deflects very fine off Jonny Bairstow's thigh for four leg byes.
Geoffrey Boycott
Ex-England batsman on BBC Test Match Special
I've just got the feeling - we're not stupid, we know it's a tall order - but there are some pitches, some days when they are not going to get them.
Today there is the sniff of a chance. Talent is not a problem in many of these England players. What has been lacking is the concentration and patience.
Look at this crowd! Joe Root should look at that. When England bat well, and play properly, the people are behind them.
Image source, ReutersJonny Bairstow drives into a gap and scampers two.
Headingley rises to its feet to give England a standing ovation for passing 200.
Image source, ReutersJames Pattinson returns in place of Pat Cummins.
That spell from Cummins was far from his best. You can bet he'll be back later.
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Shot!
Stokes 17, Bairstow 20
Now Ben Stokes drives back past the bowler, not as crisp as Jonny Bairstow's and he picks up two.
Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent
A fabulous atmosphere here at Headingley.
Image source, ReutersOh hello, that is sumptuous.
Jonny Bairstow drives back down the ground for four. Josh Hazlewood even got a hand on it and couldn't stop it zipping away to the fence.
Is there a single pitch in the world that Geoffrey Boycott wouldn't back himself to bat well on?
Geoffrey Boycott
Ex-England batsman on BBC Test Match Special
This is Headingley on a good day - sun shining, a dry pitch. I'd like a bat on that.
Stokes 15, Bairstow 15
Ben Stokes flicks through mid-wicket for a couple more.
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Andrew Samson
BBC Test Match Special statistician
Ben Stokes has reached double figures in 83 balls. That's the longest for an England player since Ian Salisbury against India at Calcutta in 1993.
Pat Cummins bangs it in short and wide and Ben Stokes throws his hands at it.
He top edges it but there is no third man in play and Stokes gets four.
Image source, PA Media*Ticks off 'records are made to be broken' on my cricket sayings bingo card*
Geoffrey Boycott
Ex-England batsman on BBC Test Match Special
There's just a chance they can win. It's not easy, but that's what records are there for - they are made to be broken.
Not the first hour England would've wanted, given Joe Root is back in the hutch.
But still plenty of defiance on show.
Need 173 more to win
Jonny Bairstow leaves the last alone to a big round of applause.
England need 173 more runs to win.
Now why does that number ring a bell?
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