“It's still on a knife's edge”. In fading light and between two breaks forced by sodden UK weather, Australia's quicks have rattled England on the third day of the opening Ashes Test. 9News
"I think those couple of wickets Australia took have got us right back in the game," Mark Taylor told Wide World of Sports.
"Look, it's still on a knife's edge, this game — there's no doubt about that ... Really, the game is right in the balance, which is what you really hope for with the Test of an Ashes series." Pat Cummins celebrates removing Ben Duckett as rain hampers the Edgbaston Test on the afternoon of day three.
Ben Duckett lost his wicket for 19 when Cameron Green lunged low for a magnificent catch in the gully off the bowling of Cummins, a week after taking a terrific catch at gully in the World Test Championship final. Boland then had Zak Crawley caught behind in the following over, dismissing the right-hander for seven."I think we've all been a little surprised by the dryness in this pitch and the lack of movement in the surface, but when that front came through today and it was dark out in the middle, a bit of humidity in the air, all of a sudden the ball started doing a little bit.
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