Eng 268-8published at 98 overs
What an innings Jack Leach is playing.
He drives the final ball of the over to the mid-off boundary in beautiful fashion. So elegant.
WinViz has Australia at 27% now. It was 60% earlier.
Summary
England secure draw to deny Australia Ashes clean sweep
Tourists finish nine down, with Anderson surviving final over
Stokes makes 60 off 123 balls; Bairstow hits 41 off 105 balls
Crawley scores eye-catching 77 before being trapped in front by Green yorker
Buttler to fly home with hand injury
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Eng 268-8published at 98 overs
Eng 263-8published at 97.4 overs
Aarrrgh! Heart in mouth moment.
Pat Cummins follows a backing away Stuart Broad and the ball ricochets high off the bat but well short of gully.
Broad tells himself off.
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Srijith: Cummins to take two wickets in the last over of the test for the win. Heard it here first.
Eng 263-8published at 97.2 overs
The Australia fielders keep shouting "he fancies you, Pat" because of the three that Jack Leach took in the last over.
Leach flicks the Australia captain through mid-wicket for three more. The left-hander has 20 now.
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The two umpires are chatting to Stuart Broad and Jack Leach in between the overs.
I don't think the England batters are too happy with the light.
The umpires set a precedent not going off in the gloom last night.
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Kieran: Where is Monty Panesar when you need him?
Eng 260-8published at 97 overs
Stuart Broad almost presents a catch to Marcus Harris at short leg, but he survives.
There are five overs left. 30 balls. Can England do it?
Eng 260-8published at 96.5 overs
Jack Leach drives through mid-off for three, which leaves Stuart Broad with one ball to face.
Eng 257-8published at 96.3 overs
Jack Leach defends the first three balls.
33 to go. Tick them off.
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A change for Australia again.
Pat Cummins has turned to the spin of Nathan Lyon.
There are nine close catchers round the bat. Jack Leach is surrounded.
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Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent on BBC Test Match SpecialThe light is not good. The floodlights are taking over the natural light.
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Here's how Jonny Bairstow was out.
It felt like it was slipping away from England at this point but Jack Leach and Stuart Broad have survived 28 balls so far.
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Ruth: I'm missing my hotel breakfast to see this game through. Not that I could eat anything, I'm far too nervous. C'mon England!
Eng 257-8published at 96 overs
Stuart Broad is down, but he's not out!
He does well to sway a Pat Cummins bouncer, and it causes him to topple backwards and end up flat on his back. He has a little giggle.
There are 36 balls left. Can England escape with a draw?
Eng 257-8published at 95.3 overs
Stuart Broad has survived the first three balls.
It is getting gloomy at the SCG and Broad has enquired about the light, but has been told to get on with it by umpire Rod Tucker.
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Pat Cummins did this in his previous spell.
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Pat Cummins is bringing himself back on.
Uh oh.
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Eng 257-8published at 95 overs
Jack Leach picks up two more through point to end the over.
England have 42 more balls to survive. How are you all feeling?
Eng 255-8published at 94.5 overs
Jack Leach!
He flicks Mitchell Starc away through square leg for four. Lovely shot.
He's up to 12 off 19 balls.