Rory Burns impressed on peak of the purchase for England but after Josh Hazlewood produced three strikes, are the hosts struggling to save their chances of regaining the Ashes?
Jonathan Trott joined Bob Willis and Charles Colvile to discuss a mixed day for England since Burns’ and captain Joe Root’s 141-run third-wicket rack was attracted to a conclusion during the evening session as Josh Hazlewood picked up 3-18 at a searing six over charm to render the hosts 98 runs short of their follow-on goal with five wickets spare.
Bob was impressed with opener Burns’ character and capacity to focus out in the centre for extended intervals, while former England batsman Trott considers the batsman has improved having had time against the ball that was red.
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Additionally on the Most Recent Ashes Debate podcast…
– Bob’s and Charles’ memories of Abdul Qadir after his passing
– Burns has improved playing against the short ball
– Have Australia switched to bowling also fast?
– Can it be frustrating to watch Joe Root fail to convert a different half-century into three figures?
– Are the umpires on short-pitched bowling?
– The way that the nets are used by players of and Between matches
– What are England’s chances of saving or winning this Test match?
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