Postpublished at 17:16 British Summer Time 20 June 2023
Simon Mann
BBC Test Match Special commentator
The new ball is 15 overs away and it looks like we might get that far.
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Simon Mann
BBC Test Match Special commentator
The new ball is 15 overs away and it looks like we might get that far.
Usman Khawaja gets his head right over the ball to keep out the first delivery of Ollie Robinson's next over. The next ball is a carbon copy.
Australia need 88 runs to win.
Andy Zaltzman
Cricket statistician on Test Match Special
Usman Khawaja has now faced 496 balls in the match, which is the fourth-most ever by an Australian in a Test in England.
The Cricketer's George Dobell: This can't be good for any of us.
Matthew Henry
BBC Sport at Edgbaston
Edgbaston believes again.
A colleague has just said if they were at home they would be have started to nervously pace around the living room.
How are you coping with the tension?
Joe Root into another over to Usman Khawaja, who defends two balls before a gentle cross-batted pull for one to a straight ball which brings the new batter Alex Carey on strike.
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Game on!!! Can we wrap this up by 6 please I need to head out while it's still sunny.
Mike
I get the feeling one more wicket could trigger a collapse like the one in the first innings.
Chris, Birmingham
Every time I leave the room away from the TMS commentary we take a wicket. Should I recuse myself from listening to the rest of the match?
Ed in Suffolk
You know the answer to that, Ed!
Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent on Test Match Special
Look at England celebrate. They needed that.
Green b Robinson 28 (Aus 192-6)
Dragged on!
It's full-ish from Ollie Robinson and Cameron Green hangs is bat outside off stump, attempting to guide it fine perhaps? It's a nothing shot and he chops it on to his own stumps.
There was a bit of nip. Robinson spins around holding his arms aloft.
Ollie Robinson, silver chain below the sweat band on his left hand jangling as he runs in, looks purposeful on his way to the crease.
England are searching for wickets here.
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I was part of a team bowled out for 36 and then bowled them out for 32. It’s cricket - anything can happen. Keep the faith.
Ian
Did you get any, Ian?
Matthew Henry
BBC Sport at Edgbaston
The England fans weren't being very complimentary about Usman Khawaja's batting approach before tea.
Some were singing a variation of the Harry Maguire song with the words changed to call him boring.
Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent on Test Match Special
That's the ball that England are looking for.
Joe Root, collar turned up, for the time being. He revs his arms in attempt to get the crowd going. Root's second ball, to Usman Khawaja, grips into the surface and spins away to beat the Aussie batter's outside edge.
Hands on heads all round. That was close.
Phil Tufnell
Former England spinner on BBC Test Match Special
Ben Stokes has got to have a go. He is one of those golden arm bowlers who makes things happen.
Ben Stokes bowls the ball to Stuart Broad, who is stationed at mid-on. It cannot be long before we see the England captain turn his arm over, surely?
Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent on Test Match Special
Usman Khawaja has obviously said to himself 'if I'm here at the end, we win the game' so has dropped anchor.
A bouncer from Ollie Robinson briefly unsettles Usman Khawaja, who ducks out the way. Next ball is a yorker from Robinson but it slips harmlessly down leg side.
England have bowled very full to Usman Khawaja at times today.
But the Australia opener has barely looked to drive down the ground, instead waiting for the shorter stuff to score behind square.
Target 281
The left-handed Usman Khawaja happy to step right across his stumps as Joe Root spins the ball away from him out of the rough from the bowler's footmarks.
Khawaja waits until the penultimate ball of Root's over to nudge a straighter one off his shins and into a gap for a single.
Australia need 92 to win.