England limited the damage in the third Ashes test as Ben Stokes and even pacer Mark Wood went on the attack to eventually concede a 26-run advantage to Australia on July 7.
The hosts were all out for 237 in reply to Australia’s first innings of 263 with Australia captain Pat Cummins taking 6-91 in 18 overs.
England had started after lunch on 147-2, still 121 runs behind. That deficit was quickly reduced as Stokes advanced in the afternoon session from 27 not out to top-score with 80, which included five sixes and six fours. He was caught by Steve Smith off Todd Murphy as the last man out.
