Steven Smith rescued Australia with his second Test ton whereas David Warner, Brad Haddin and Mitchell Johnson assisted him well in the 2nd Test vs. England.
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English batsmen surrendered again – 2nd Test vs. Australia
The misery of poor batting for England continued in their second innings of the 2nd Test when they lost six wickets and were heading towards another defeat.
England Mitchelled in the 1st innings – 2nd Test vs. Australia
Mitchell Johnson crippled the English bowling line up with his fiery bowling spell in the first innings as Australia anticipates a successive win in the series.
Australia drew with England – 5th Investec Test
The sensational 5th Investec Test between England and Australia ended in a draw after the fifth day’s play when the bowlers from both sides grabbed 17 wickets.
England crawling towards a draw – 5th Investec Test vs. Australia
The Aussies amassed 492 runs with one wicket still in hand when their first innings was declared and England managed 247 for the loss of four wickets in 116 overs.
Steven Smith strengthened Australia – 5th Investec Test vs. England
A maiden Test ton by the middle order batsman of Australia, Steven Smith, consolidated the position of the visitors vs. England in the ongoing 5th Test at Oval.
Shane Watson lifts Australia – 5th Investec Test
Shane Watson got back in the news by plundering a ton after 25 Tests, 45 innings and boosted his side with a couple of valuable partnerships vs. England.
England rescued by rain – 3rd Investec Test vs. Australia
The English batting line up started sliding towards decline against the lethal bowling of Australia as the hosts survived a most likely defeat due to weather.
Australia smells victory vs. England – 3rd Investec Test
The touring Australians anticipate their maiden win in the series against England, subject to favourable weather, after losing the first two Investec Tests.
Australia enjoys an edge over England – 3rd Investec Test
The visiting Australians are still in command of the third Test as England requires more than 200 runs with three wickets left to level the 1st Innings score.