Ashes Series: Australia gave impossible target, England’s hopes were shattered on the fourth day, know the thrill of every moment

News India Live, Digital Desk: Every match of ‘The Ashes’ series played between Australia and England on the cricket field is no less than a war. When these two teams face each other, the tension and excitement on the field is at its peak. There was a similar atmosphere at the Adelaide Oval on the fourth day of the third Ashes Test match, where England had to achieve a very big and difficult target of 435 runs to win, and the fate of the match could change with every ball. The thrill of the Ashes in Adelaide and the pressure of the fourth day. Australia had made a strong hold in this match with its batting. After a big score in the first innings, he showed strong performance in the second innings and set a huge target of 435 runs for England, which is considered very challenging for any team to achieve in Test cricket. England’s troubles increased at the beginning of the fourth day, as their top-order batsmen appeared under pressure in front of the Australian bowlers. Australia’s hold on the match was further strengthened by the brilliant innings of batsmen like Travis Head, who made a big score, while Alex Carey also played an important half-century to take the team to a big total. This run chase was not at all easy for England, and the bowlers, led by Australian captain Pat Cummins, continuously troubled the batsmen with their precise lines and lengths. The fall of the wicket of an experienced player like captain Joe Root proved to be a big blow for England, and Australia further strengthened their position. As the day was drawing to a close at the Adelaide Oval, the tension could be clearly felt. England still had to score a lot of runs to win and their important wickets had fallen, which put huge pressure on them. Australia looked to be heading towards victory in this match and were consolidating their position in the Ashes series. In Test cricket, the fourth day often decides the course of the match, and it was a similar scene in Adelaide, where a big target and a brilliant performance by the Australian bowlers put England in a very difficult situation.