Key momentsAustralia 119 for two at teaHead passes fifty as Australia take lead past 200England all out for 286 after Stokes and Archer share partnership of 106Carse makes early breakthrough
England made a promising start with the ball as Brydon Carse struck in the second over of Australia’s innings by removing Jake Weatherald lbw to leave Australia eight for one.
The opener chose not to review the on-field, but he should have done as replays showed the ball pitched outside the leg stump.
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Jofra Archer was the last wicket to fall for England, but only after he had added some very valuable runs.
Having been the standout bowler in the first innings, taking five wickets, he made 51 before falling to Scott Boland.
Josh Tongue ended the innings unbeaten on seven.
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England appear to be heading for a 3-0 deficit in this series, but Ben Stokes and Jofra Archer have done their best to keep the touring side in the match.
Having started day three 213 for eight, they extended their overnight partnership to 106 as England raised their total to 286 all out.
Just as he did in Brisbane, Stokes did what he could to bring some fight to the England innings and he was the first wicket to fall this morning, bowled by Mitchell Starc for 83 off 198 balls.
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Hello and welcome to The Times’s coverage of the third day of the third Ashes Test at the Adelaide Oval.
England started the day in a difficult situation (anyone else getting a sense of déjà vu?) and seemingly heading to another defeat.
Some superb bowling from the home side, particularly from their captain Pat Cummins and Nathan Lyon, combined with some poor shots from the England top order, meant the touring side ended day two on 213 for eight, 158 runs behind Australia’s first-innings total.