Ashes 2021 LIVE score, Australia vs England Test 2: ENG will start again on 17/2 with AUS 456 runs

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DAY 2 NEWS

Marnus Labuschagne was the first player to hit three centuries in day-night test matches, and captain Steve Smith lost a ton while Australia drowned England in a total of 473-9 in Friday’s second Ashes test.

Labuschagn scored 103 and Smith scored 93 for the Australian tail-enders before he threw a few quick runs against the worn-out balls of England and Australia declared after the tea.

England went 17-2 in the top 8.4 – still after a run of 456 – a huge lightning strike took the players off the field and closed out the second day’s game early.

Michael Neser pulled out his second ball in the test when he caught Haseeb Hameed (6) in the middle after Mitchell Starc crossed Rory Burns (4) with his left hand after being caught in a post. bat shoulders.

Starc (39 not out) and Neser (35) had previously shared a quick mid-century position for the eighth wicket, it looked like England had suffered some damage and Australia had a 390-7 lead.

Jhye Richardson lifted Chris Woakesi (1-103) by a big six from the middle of his second ball before Smith was caught catching Richardson Woakes.

Ben Stokes, who left a hard-hitting catch from Starc from his bowl, finished with a 3-113 result, but Australia cheaply removed the two English openers before canceling the game early.

Smith and Alex Carey (51) combined a 91-run-run at a sixth wicket stand before Anderson removed two batsmen before tea. Smith shuffled across the line and was named lbw and Carey was easily caught on the covers.

Earlier, England took three wickets in the same first session after Australia started again with a 221-2 result.

Full day 2 report

Australia XI: David Warner, Marcus Harris, Marnus Labuschagne, Steve Smith (c), Travis Head (vc), Cameroon Green, Alex Carey (wk), Michael Neser, Mitchell Starc, Jhye Richardson, Nathan Lyon.

England XI: Rory Burns, Haseeb Hameed, Dawid Malan, Joe Root (c), Ben Stokes, Ollie Pope, Jos Buttler (wk), Chris Woakes, Ollie Robinson, Stuart Broad, James Anderson.