Summary
England's cricket team put up a strong batting display on the fourth day of the second Ashes Test against Australia, ensuring Australia will need to bat a second time. Captain Ben Stokes and teammate Will Jacks had a long partnership, helping England recover from a tough position and take a small lead.
Key Facts
- The match is part of the second Ashes Test between England and Australia.
- England started the day on 134-6, trailing Australia by 43 runs.
- Ben Stokes and Will Jacks formed a partnership that lasted 26.3 overs.
- Their partnership is the longest for England in the series so far.
- England reached 193-6, taking a 16-run lead.
- The partnership had a slow scoring rate, focusing on steady progress.
- Australia’s bowlers struggled to take wickets in this session.
- Ben Stokes and Will Jacks' performances were seen as an adaptation to the match situation.
