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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Bairstow c Labuschagne b Boland 41 (Eng 237-8)
The big one!
Scott Boland literally can't do anything wrong. Jonny Bairstow edges into his pads and the ball loops up to Marnus Labuschagne at silly mid-off, who takes a smart catch above his head.
Australia need two wickets to go 4-0 up.
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Ramsgate Raider: Explain to a non-cricket fan why Jonny Bairstow is refusing to run and Australia are urging the ball to roll over the boundary for four.
11 overs left
Jack Leach has a little fiddle and then looks to withdraw the bat. Most importantly, he survives.
England need to negotiate 66 more balls for the draw.
Jonny Bairstow pinches a single into mid-wicket.
Scott Boland was slow off the mark there.
Jonny Bairstow, looking to deal in ones or threes, pulls Cameron Green away to the square leg boundary.
Here's how Pat Cummins removed Jos Buttler and Mark Wood.
What a bowler.
Hmmm. Pat Cummins has taken himself off.
Cameron Green is going to have a bowl.
Alex Hartley
England spinner on BBC Test Match Special
That's a waste that review was. It always looked like it had gone past the outside edge.
Jack Leach survives.
England have seen off three overs in the final hour - there are 12 overs to go. 72 balls to survive.
Geoff Lemon
Australian journalist on Test Match Special
He's in the clear.
Jack Leach survives.
There's no HotSpot or Snicko.
That is a waste from Australia. Could they come to rue it? They have one left now.
Alex Hartley
England spinner on BBC Test Match Special
Labuschagne said he heard a noise.
Has Jack Leach nicked behind?
Rod Tucker says no, but Pat Cummins, after a chat, sends it upstairs.
Marnus Labuschagne says "I heard a noise". I mean, that means it isn't out.
Jack Leach has seen off the first three balls of the over.
What is it about Leach and Ashes Tests?
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Jon Hollis: The run-rate required is now nearly 12 an over, so the plan to lull Australia into a false sense of security is surely complete. England now need to hurry up if they’re going to win this.
Alex Hartley
England spinner on BBC Test Match Special
Australia have catchers in place for the start of the over, then take them out for a ring field, so they can bowl at Leach as much as possible.
Jonny Bairstow is able to find a single in this over, but he does find the boundary with an upper cut to end the over.
Jack Leach will be on strike with 13 overs to go.
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Image source, Getty ImagesGlen: Regardless of result, England's batting has a lot more grit this Test. The Graham Thorpe impact. Who let’s remember as a kid - a right hander - made himself a left handed player so he could confuse and score more against his brothers. That win logic most welcome.
14 overs left
Oh!
Jack Leach is beaten through the gate by Scott Boland, but it misses off stump by a couple of inches.
One more over ticked off.
This is funny! Pat Cummins is laughing.
Jonny Bairstow pushes the ball down the ground, through mid-on, and he sets off to take a single but has he hit it too well?
Nathan Lyon is happy to let it trickle towards the boundary but it stops a yard in front. Perfectly judged.