One star that is from Crawley.

Chris Wolkes 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!

Go and he gets his falling 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, end of day two here in Adelaide.

It has been a stifling hot day, 40 degrees plus and the crowd wearily take

themselves back over the bridge and into the city. Michael, we were there 24 hours ago and we said

today and maybe tomorrow was a day for England's top eight to deliver. They've certainly not done

that on what is still a very good Adelaide pitch.

Absolutely.

First of all, it was an outstanding bowling performance from Australia today.

I know we'll get into the nitty-gritty of that.

But England's top order, as you say, crumbled again, either side of lunch. They lost three quick wickets

then route just after lunch. And then it was left to Stokes really to be at his defiant best,

but it, you know, it was defiant and defensive as he had to be more than four hours of sweat and

toil. And, you know, we've all been there. I was looking at him for that last drinks break tonight.

And he's on one knee, taking water on board,

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