Adelaide: The former England captain Michael Vaughan felt Australia had all the bases covered in a longer game format and was a team “much better” than visitors in the ongoing ash.
Australia was in a firm control over the second ash test that was ongoing after stump on day 3 as the host led England with 282 walking there in Adelaide.
Australia has nine-goal in hand and will start playing on Sundays in the driver’s seat.
The second inner score of Aussies reads 45/1 with Marcus Harris (21 *) and Michael Neser (2 *) on folds.
“The natural facts are that Australia is a better cricket team in all aspects of test cricket.
There is no point in making excuses, Australians are just much better,” Vaughan tweeted.
In the last session on Saturday, the Aussies targeted England for 236.
England who took control of the first session to find themselves in a deep hole after losing 8 goals for 86 this afternoon.
Dawid Malan and Joe Root scored over England with an innings of 80 and 62.
Ben Stokes and Chris Woakes are the only other battery for visitors to reach a double sign.
For the hosts, Mitchell Starc starred in the ball as he cut four goals, while Nathan Lyon bagged three.
Cameron Greem returned with two wickets while Neser with one.