Newsbytes
  • India
  • Business
  • World
  • Politics
  • Sports
  • Science
  • Entertainment
  • Auto
  • Lifestyle
  • Inspirational
  • Career
  • Bengaluru
  • Delhi
  • Mumbai
  • Videos
  • Find Cricket Statistics
Hindi
More
Newsbytes
Hindi
Newsbytes
User Placeholder

Hi,

Logout


India
Business
World
Politics
Sports
Science
Entertainment
Auto
Lifestyle
Inspirational
Career
Bengaluru
Delhi
Mumbai
Videos
Find Cricket Statistics

More Links
  • Elections 2019
  • Videos

Download Android App

Follow us on
  • Facebook
  • Twitter
  • Linkedin
  • Youtube
 
Home / News / Sports News / Ashes 2019, 3rd Test: Key takeaways from Day 2
  • Sports

    Ashes 2019, 3rd Test: Key takeaways from Day 2

    Rajdeep Saha
    Written by
    Rajdeep Saha
    Twitter
    Last updated on Aug 24, 2019, 12:56 pm
    Ashes 2019, 3rd Test: Key takeaways from Day 2
  • The Ashes 2019 is looking likely to be retained by Australia after Day 2 of the Headingley Test took a dramatic turn.

    After being bowled out for 179 earlier on Day 1, the Aussies rattled England to bowl them out for 67.

    Josh Hazlewood (5/30) ripped apart the hosts.

    Australia took a 283-run lead after scoring 171/6 at end of Day 2.

  • In this article
    England's batting woes a recurring phenomenon Australia's Hazlewood and Cummins rock England Warner was a rock at slips Archer injury a big blow for England Marnus Labuschagne has filled in the void left by Smith
  • England batting

    England's batting woes a recurring phenomenon

    England's batting woes a recurring phenomenon
  • England failed to take advantage of better conditions after going out to bat.

    Australia mixed things up well and it was poor from England's batsmen to poke at fuller deliveries.

    Ben Stokes (8), in particular, chased at a wide one to find an edge.

    Nobody offered any sort of resistance as the tale of low scores continued to haunt England in the longest format.

  • Aussie bowlers

    Australia's Hazlewood and Cummins rock England

    Australia's Hazlewood and Cummins rock England
  • Australia's pace attack is one of the best in world cricket and there is experience in ranks.

    Hazlewood and Cummins tore apart England with some superb bowling.

    They hardly offered any free stuff to the English batsmen and were attacking all day long.

    Nine England batsmen were caught out to show the accuracy the Aussies enjoyed.

    It was a stunning phase of cricket.

  • Warner

    Warner was a rock at slips

    Warner was a rock at slips
  • David Warner was in the thick of things and he had a wonderful day at slips.

    This was terrific from the senior cricketer.

    Warner bossed the slip region and pulled off some brilliant catches.

    He took four in total and looked sharp and pumped all day long.

    The catches of Jason Roy and Joe Root were simply outstanding.

    His brilliance lifted the Aussies.

  • Archer injury

    Archer injury a big blow for England

    Archer injury a big blow for England
  • Jofra Archer, who picked up 6/45 in the first innings, suffered a hamstring injury in the second.

    He was into his ninth over while the injury happened.

    There is a fear that Archer is being over-utilized.

    Also, English bowlers got no rest after the batsmen faltered in 27.5 overs.

    Skipper Joe Root cannot afford to put an extra burden on Archer for wickets.

  • Marnus Labuschagne

    Marnus Labuschagne has filled in the void left by Smith

    Marnus Labuschagne has filled in the void left by Smith
  • Marnus Labuschagne has been the perfect replacement for Steve Smith.

    He is doing the work of Smith in a superb manner.

    The promising middle-order batsman remained unbeaten on 53 after a sparkling 74 in the first innings.

    His runs could make a difference in the end.

    At Lord's, he had scored a fifty in the second innings after coming on as a replacement substitute.

  • England Cricket Team
  • Australia
  • David Warner
  • Joe Root
  • Test Cricket
  •  
View all questions (4)
Latest News
  • 'Being a left-arm pacer is an advantage', says T Natarajan
    'Being a left-arm pacer is an advantage', says T Natarajan
    Sports
  • FA Cup, Manchester United 3-2 Liverpool: List of records broken
    FA Cup, Manchester United 3-2 Liverpool: List of records broken
    Sports
  • Prior to launch, 2021 Skoda Fabia hatchback found testing
    Prior to launch, 2021 Skoda Fabia hatchback found testing
    Auto
  • Other choices instead of Chris Hemsworth for Hulk Hogan movie
    Other choices instead of Chris Hemsworth for Hulk Hogan movie
    Entertainment
Next News Article
Share
Cancel

Want to share it with your friends too?

Facebook Whatsapp Twitter Linkedin
Copied

Love Sports news?

Subscribe to stay updated.

Sports Thumbnail
India News Business News World News Politics News Sports News Science News Entertainment News Auto News Lifestyle News Inspirational News
Career News Bengaluru News Delhi News Mumbai News Cricket News Facebook Donald Trump Hollywood News WhatsApp Bollywood News
Elon Musk Saif Ali Khan Football News Vaccine Congress Google Amazon Apple Manchester United Sensex
Premier League Joe Biden Royal Enfield Porsche Latest Gadget Launch Latest Automobile News IPL 2021 Coronavirus MediaTek Dimensity 1000+ COVAXIN
Latest Tech News
About Us Privacy Policy Terms & Conditions Contact Us News News Archive Topics Archive Find Cricket Statistics
Follow us on
Facebook Twitter Linkedin Youtube
All rights reserved © NewsBytes 2021