Last stop, 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, go!

He gets his far to 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.

Well the end of a very gruesome day for England here at the Gabber.

The crowd are streaming out here down

Vulture Street. We're getting plenty of abuse tonight, I can tell you. One bloke's just shouted,

have a bowl, NASA. Another one said, tell them to pitch it up, Arthur. So there were a few

unmentionable sledges as well. But it was a gruesome day. A perfect day for Australia. We'll kind of go through it

chronologically, but just the overall view, Nass, perfect day for Australia and they were sniffing a three-day victory there at the end.

Yeah, out bowled, out batted, out caught, out thought, I don't know where you want to start but completely and utterly outplayed from

start to finish I mean if I start with the bowling there if you can put another

bowling under light not lights with a new ball but did you see any short and why did

you see any uppercuts did you see any cuts any pulls pitch the ball up as the

gentleman just said as he walked past pitch the ball up, as the gentleman just said as he walked past.

Pitch the ball up, challenge top of off.

They're catching everything you nick, they catch the thinking, the thought process.

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