Melbourne: England crashed 185 on the first day of one of the third test on Sunday, leaving the dreams on the verge of destruction in front of an Australian attack without stopping.
After a severe defeat in Brisbane and Adelaide, the visitors must win in Melbourne to keep the five-test series live, with Australia only requires a draw to maintain a jar as holder.
But those expectations took a flame closer to fatal when Australia tore a thin batting in England, with only Captain Joe Root (50) and Jonny Bairstow (35) showed resistance.
Australian Skipper Pat Cummins, returned after losing the second Adelaide test because he was in covid isolation, and Spin King Nathan Lyon both took 3-36.
Australia then added British pain by negotiating 16 overs to 61 for one in the stump, with only 124 with Marcus Harris Not-Out 20 despite taking a bad blow to the finger, and Nightwatchman Lyon had not scored.
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They failed to score more than 297 in five innings so far.
The opening of Hasebeeb Hameed (0) and Crawley (12) fell cheap to Cummins after he won the throw and put England to Bat, with the hope that they rested once again on the roots in front of 57,100 fans in MCG – less than the expected Covid concern.
He brought the 53th half-century test in his 112nd match, but once again failed to turn it into a prime ton in Australia after a bad shot at 50 to Mitchell Starc.
The visitors held ax after a 275-run defeat at Adelaide with Crawley in For Rory Burns and Bairstow replaced the Pope Ollie at number six.
Speedster Mark Wood was recalled after being rested in Adelaide, like Jack Leach off-spinner, with Chris Woakes and Stuart was widely ignored.
Wearing black armbands to wail the former England captain Ray Illingworth, who died 89, Crawley with confidence in riding Cummins for three people at his opening.
But Cummins hit three balls then with Hameed’s Torriden Tour continuing, out after snicking to Wicketkeeper Alex Carey.
Crawley got his first test opportunity since March because he burned badly, but he failed to reach it, found the outer edge to the increased Cummins ball captured by Cameron Green in Gully.
The dismissal for 12 leaving England at 13 for two people with Dawid Malan and Root, the only English Batsmen who passed this 50 series, again in the back leg.
Malan’s carefully took 18 balls to get out of Mark, but the disaster was hit just before lunch when he got the Cummins advantage at 14 who was taken to Warner at the slip.
Root plays positives to move past the South African Graeme Smith (1,656 in 2008) and became third place for the most running in one calendar year.
But when he saw the set, he offered a lazy blow who took Nick and was taken by Carey, with England captain angry when he walked by walking.
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He hit Lyon to debutant Scott Bolland, the first customary man to play a test cricket for Australia since Jason Gillespie.
Boland then took the wood goal, LBW for six, before Bairstow jumped star to Green and Australia mopping the tail.
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