Travis Head stars with century as Australia tighten grip in Ashes Test


Daijiworld Media Network - Adelaide

Adelaide, Dec 20: Australia took control of the Ashes series on day four of the third Test against England at the Adelaide Oval, driven by a cracking century from Travis Head that bolstered the hosts’ lead and pushed England onto the back foot. Head’s commanding innings — highlighted by an unbeaten triple figure score — helped Australia build a towering total after bowling England out in their second innings.

The performance showcased Australia’s batting depth and determination on a challenging pitch, leaving England with a daunting target as the Test heads into its final day.

England’s chase was marred by early setbacks, with key batsmen failing to convert starts and disciplined Australian bowling keeping pressure high throughout the afternoon session. Despite occasional resistance, England found it difficult to mount a serious recovery as the Australians continued to assert dominance in this storied cricket rivalry.

The Ashes — one of cricket’s most historic contests — has delivered another gripping chapter, with fans now looking ahead to how England responds in the final session of play.

 

  

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