Sydney: Usman Khawaja loves his second match to place Australia in a ruling position to pursue another victory over England who is tired of the fourth gray test in Sydney in Sydney on Sydney on Saturday.
Khawaja born in Pakistan has been in arrogant form in his comeback from the 30-month test exile, hit 137 in the first round before adding an invincible 101 to destroy the heart of English.
His partnership which dominated 179-run with Young Cameron Green set up the final declaration and left the United Kingdom to be opposed to history with a strong target of 388.
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They trace with 357.
The highest run pursuit in the fourth round at Ground Cricket Sydney was established in 288-2 by Australia against South Africa in 2006.
There was no tour team that had passed 200.
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Khawaja became Australia’s third player to print twin centuries in 140 years of Ashes Cricket in SCG, and sixth in trials.
He played with England bowling with hundreds of it flowed from 138 balls, mixed with 10 four and two six.
He has solid support from Green, which registered a second test in half a century with 74th confidence before he ran to Joe Root.
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Leach finished with 4-84 off 21.5 overs.
Khawaja and Green rejected England’s efforts after the loss of the main Batemen David Warner, Marnus Labuschagne and Steve Smith to have Australia at the age of four.
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https://t.co/uxmec8DCGD- ICC (@ .icc) 1641620933000smith again failed to enter the 31- ball stay and detained for 23 after he was late on the shot from Skidder Leach.
So far in the series, Smith has scored a total of 217 Run after scoring 93 on the second Adelaide test.
The average series stands at 36.16, far below the current test at this time 60.84.
Mark Wood once again caught a valued goal from Batsman Test Number-One-Value Labuschagne, making him get caught for 29.
Durham Express Bowler has now taken a goal labuschagne three times between eight net in the series, in room 52 balls.
Australia lost the opening of David Warner (3) and Marcus Harris (27) before lunch.
Wood that is not imitated to persuade the outer edge of Warner for the Stand-in Wicketkeeper Ollie Pope to take catch.
The whale was completed with four temporary catches supervised for Jos Buttler, who had X-rays after taking a blow to his left index finger on the second day.
Buttler injury will be evaluated at the end of the Sydney test, said team officials.
Stand-in Gloved a catch to stop Harris Off Spinner Leach.
England previously added 36 runs before they were dismissed for 294, to give Australia Innings 122-Run to lead.
Jonny Bairstow added 10 more running before he was caught behind Scott Bolland.
The Big Yorkshireman soaked the applause of the crowd when he left the field, after his first century in Australia.
Bairstow faced 158 balls and hit eight crawl and three numbers six, struggling after taking a nasty blow on the thumbs of Cummins when he was at 60.
Boland continued the amazing series with the number of his best team from 4-36.
Since the amazing debut test in Melbourne, where he was a match man with 6-7, he had arrested 11 numbers at 8.27.