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What a start that is from Crawley.

Chris Wokes nails it before. 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 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. Two days of this test done. We're usually at this stage looking forward to crucial day three. There won't be a day three or day four or day five. Michael Atherton, you said yesterday you have played in and watched and covered 20 Ashes series. Have you ever seen anything like those two days we've just witnessed? No, I don't think I have. I've just, As you were doing the Sky Sports News Cross, I was just listening to Ben Stokes, who'd gone down to do the post-match presentation with Isha Goua, and he said he was shell-shocked, or his team was shell-shocked. He was referring specifically to the innings of Travis Head and the effect that that had on him and his team.

But I think generally, you know, the 50,000 people who are in here today would have been shell-shot

because there is no way that you could imagine the game finishing today really.

And certainly at lunchtime, when England were effectively 100 ahead with nine second- innings wickets in hand, you felt they were bossing the game.

And, you know, they should have been able to shut the game out at that point.

So to lose then within the next two sessions, losing nine wickets in the middle of the afternoon and then a wonderful,

brilliant, punishing innings from Travis Head.

But it's staggering really.

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