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Henry Moeran
BBC Test Match Special
That was a little bit fortuitous.
Summary
Australia win by 146 runs to complete 4-0 series win
Chasing 271, England collapse from 68-0 to 124 all out
Robinson (0) last man out after a series of poor dismissals
Pope (5) bowled round his legs, Billings (1) chips to mid on, Stokes pulls Starc to deep square leg for 5
Root (11) is bowled by ball that keeps low
All-rounder Green dismisses Burns (26), Malan (10) & Crawley (36)
Burns & Crawley had shared England's first 50-run opening stand of series
Earlier, Wood took career-best 6-37 in Australia's 155 all out
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Target 271
Edged through the slips! Take all the luck you can, Rory.
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Glenn McGrath
Ex-Australia bowler on BBC Test Match SpecialEngland need to start well you'd have thought. If they can and take the shine off the new ball they can make it easier for the middle order.
It is going to be an interesting session. I'm looking forward to it. This is what Test cricket is all about - a test of character and skill.
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Here we go. Rory Burns has let his locks flow out of the back of his helmet. A man with nothing to lose.
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Geoff Lemon
Australian journalist on Test Match SpecialRory Burns might be due a bit of luck - he's not had much in the series.
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Glenn McGrath
Ex-Australia bowler on BBC Test Match SpecialIt is going to be a big ask. They'll need a few - if not all - of their batsman to put their hands up.
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Only twice in this series have England got to 271. It would be their fourth-highest chase to win a Test in Australia.
How's stat?!published at 07:17 Greenwich Mean Time 16 January 2022
Andy Zaltzman
BBC Test Match Special statisticianMark Wood's 6-37 are his best figures in Test cricket. After he was 0-74 from 10 overs in the first innings he has taken 9-78 in 24 and a half overs.
He is only the second England bowler to take nine wickets in a Test in Australia since Ian Botham did in December 1979 - Andy Caddick did it in the fifth Test in 2003 in Sydney. It is only the fifth time since 1954-55.
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If you're just waking up, why?
I'll tell you why. This Test is approaching the end-game.
England have bowled out Australia for 155 and need 271 to win. Mark Wood took six.
The key moment? A very, very tight no-ball call when Chris Woakes bowled Alex Carey. Carey had 19 at the time, but went on to make a vital 49.
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That's also nine in the match for Wood. He's bowled like the wind.
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Glenn McGrath
Ex-Australia bowler on BBC Test Match SpecialI love Mark Wood's energy and attitude. It is a shame he hasn't played more Test matches. He is a good, aggressive pace bowler.
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There are 58 overs left in the day. Enough for a conclusion, you'd think.
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Glenn McGrath
Ex-Australia bowler on BBC Test Match SpecialThe applause Mark Wood is getting is very well deserved. He has run in hard throughout the series and probably hasn't got the rewards that he has deserved.
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Mark Wood leads England off with 6-37, his career-best figures in Test cricket.
He deserves it. He's been England's standout player in this series, ending as their leading wicket-taker.
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Cummins b Wood 13 (Aus 155 all out)
Bowled him! Mark Wood has six-fer and England will need 271 to win.
Full and straight, Pat Cummins trying to play it from a different post code.
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Given the shot Pat Cummins has just played, I'd be surprised if he lasts through this Mark Wood over.
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Andy Zaltzman
BBC Test Match Special statisticianSam Billings has become just the second England player to take five catches in an innings on debut. Chris Read also did it against New Zealand in 1999.
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Lead by 270
Nathan Lyon is the new man, off the mark with a couple to long leg. What we really want to see is Lyon v Wood II.
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Steven Finn
Former England bowler on BBC Test Match SpecialWell played, Alex Carey. After the reprieve he marshalled the tail well and has guided his side to a position of superiority.
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Geoff Lemon
Australian journalist on Test Match SpecialThere won't be any overturns or reviews on that one.
It was a good low take from Sam Billings - it wasn't the easiest catch.
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