England vs Australia Live Score, Ashes 2019, 2nd Test, Day 5

J Archer to Wade, FOUR LEG BYES! Where did that come from? Another bumper from Archer, aiming the head. Wade ducks at it but is hit on the helmet and the ball goes over the keeper for a boundary.

J Archer to Head, Goes for another bumper but this is on the leg side as Head works it fine to get a run.

J Archer to Head, Shortish length ball on off and middle, it didn't bounce much. Blocked well by Wade.

The match livens up again. 72 balls left. 6 wickets needed. Matthew Wade comes out to bat.

J Leach to Labuschagne, OUT! The decision is given as caught but Labuschagne does not agree. There are words exchanged between him and Joe Root but the latter says that he caught it. Anyways, it is an unlucky dismissal for the Ashes debutant. Full and around middle, Labuschagne looks to play the sweep but he hits it right into the left thigh of Jos Buttler at short leg. The ball lobs towards short mid-wicket where Joe Root dives forward and takes a stunner. England celebrate but Labuschagne is going nowhere. The two umpires have a chat and then refer it to their mate upstairs, with the soft signal as OUT. Here come the replays. From one angle looks like the ball has bounced. From another angle, it looks like the ball has gone into the hands. After a lot of checking, Wilson gives the decision as OUT. Labuschagne shakes his head and mutters some words to Root who says that he caught it cleanly. A sad way to go for the man who played so well. Coach Justin Langer will be remembering something. Flashback to Mumbai 2001. Batsman - Sachin Tendulkar. Bowler - Mark Waugh. Sachin pulls. Ball hits Langer at short leg. Ricochets to short mid-wicket where a certain Ricky Thomas Ponting dives to his right to take the catch. Both the men would be in the Aussie dressing room at the moment. Can comfort the youngster. End of a magnificent 85-run stand.

Labuschagne is caught! The umpires want to check that though for legality. The soft signal is OUT. Here come the replays. Has Joe Root taken that cleanly? Has the ball bounced before? From one angle, it seems like the ball has bounced. From another, it looks like it is clean. Third umpire Joel Wilson feels it is a wicket.

J Leach to Labuschagne, Bowls one down the leg side. Marnus lets it go.

J Leach to Labuschagne, Reverse sweep this time. This on middle and leg from Leach who is looking to land the ball on the rough. Marnus brings the reverse sweep through point to take a couple.

J Leach to Labuschagne, Again comes down the track to this fullish ball outside off and drives it through cover to pick a couple this time. Didn't go hard at the ball.

J Leach to Labuschagne, Blocked off the front foot this time by ML.

J Leach to Labuschagne, FOUR! Top Shot! Fullish ball on off, Marnus comes down the track to drive it superbly through covers to get another boundary.

J Archer to Head, Bowled the last one round the wicket looking for a shortish one but it is wide outside off, Head looks to go after the ball but he misses it.

J Archer to Labuschagne, Pushed towards square leg to get off strike.

J Archer to Labuschagne, That came in from outside off form a good length as ML left it alone.

J Archer to Labuschagne, This is another shortish one from Archer but this is on off, blocked nicely again by Marnus.

J Archer to Labuschagne, Shortish one on middle and leg, ML blocks it off his back foot.

J Archer to Labuschagne, Looks for a slower yorker first up but sends a full toss, Marnus reads it early to block.

Jofra Archer is back for a final burst. 10-2-26-2 so far. He might well bowl 7 on the trot here.

J Leach to Head, Comes down the track and drives it back to the bowler.

J Leach to Head, Full and outside off, pushed towards cover.