For the last start, that is from Crawley.

Chris Wokes nails it for four.

The Ashes alive and Test cricket alive.

Ice in his veins, Pat Cummins, has led his team to a famous victory.

Yeah, he goes a scoring to the landing.

England's captain Ben Stokes while he is there. England have hope.

Put the beer away.

Put the champagne on ice.

24 years of pain in Australia.

Finally, they're beaten at home by England.

Welcome to the Sky Sports Cricket podcast.

It is Thursday here in Australia.

Two days, remarkably remarkably after the test match

was supposed to finish. It feels like weeks ago that test match did finish. I'm still in Perth,

because we're sponsored by the Western Australian Tourist Board. I've decided to stick with our

sponsor and stick in Perth. Michael Atherton, you've made the journey

across to Brisbane. You're getting in the preparation for the day-night test early. How is your

journey? How's Brisbane? Well, I'd forgotten how long the plane journey is, actually. I mean,

it's four and a half hours, right across Australia, obviously. So I left

kind of one o'clock or something perth time and it was about eight o'clock when I got in

because it's about two hour time difference as well. You know, that just vast nothingness when

you look out of the window of the plane and there's just nothing down below.

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