England vs Australia, 5th Test, Day 4: England Leveled While Australia Retained the Ashes

At the end of day 4, Australia was at 135-0, Usman Khawaja 69(130) and David Warner 58(99) were playing.

At the start of day 5, both the batter resumed the batting and Stuart Broad started the bowling. In the 42th over, Warner got out after scoring 60(106) on the second ball. In the 44th over, Khawaja got out after scoring 72(145) on the second ball and Smith finished the over with a four. In the 45th over, Labuschagne hit a four on the fourth ball and Australia reached 150 runs. In the 49th over, Labuschagne got out after scoring 13(33) on the last ball. After 55 overs, Australia was at 198-3. In the 56th over, Head started the over with back-to-back two fours and Australia reached 200 runs. After the end of 1st session, Australia was at 238-3.

In the 69th over, Head hit a four on the last ball and Australia reached 250 runs. In the 74th over, Smith took a single on the first ball and scored a half-century. Head got out after scoring 43(70) on the second ball. In the 75th over, Smith hit a four on the second ball and got out after scoring 54(94) on the last ball. In the 76th over, Mitchell Marsh got out after scoring 6(9) on the fifth ball. In the 77th over, Starc got out for a duck on the third ball. After 80 overs, Australia was at 287-7.

In the 82th over, Cummins got out after scoring 9(14) on the second ball. In the 84th over, Australia reached 300 runs. In the 91th over, Murphy hit a four on the third ball and got out after scoring 18(39) on the last ball. In the 95th over, Carey got out after scoring 28(50) on the fourth ball. Australia got all out at 334 and lost the match by 49 runs.

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