England vs Australia 4th Test The Ashes 2023 Highlights

Watch the highlights of England vs Australia 4th Test The Ashes 2023 - The Ashes Series 2023 - Australia tour of England 5-match Test series of the 4th Test match played between Australia and England at Old Trafford, Manchester in 19th July to 23th July 2023.

Chris Woakes trapped Cameron Green lbw to break a key stand © Gareth Copley/Getty Images

Heavy overnight rain gives Australia secure Ashes retention with a 2-1 lead, despite a dominated performance by England in the fourth Test match.

Match Stats : Stuart Broad became the second England bowler to take 600 Test wickets after James Anderson's 688-wickets and overall the fifth player in Tests after Muttiah Muralitharan (800), Shane Warne (708), James Anderson (688) and Anil Kumble (619). Stuart Broad became the second pace bowler to take 600 Test wickets after James Anderson's 688 Test wickets. Stuart Broad's 149 Wickets was the against Australia, the most by an England player against Australia in Test matches, surpassing the previous record of 148-wickets by Ian Botham. Stuart Broad's 149 wickets was the third leading wicket-taker in the Ashes, behind only Shane Warne (195) and Glenn McGrath (157). Stuart Broad's 149 wickets was the most wickets by any bowler against Australia in Test cricket history, surpassing the previous record of 148 scalps by Ian Botham. Australia's 317 was their ninth highest score against England in a first innings at Old Trafford in Test matches. Zak Crawley's 189 was his second highest score for England in Test matches and his highest-score against Australia in Tests, previous highest was 77 at Sydney in the last year. Zak Crawley's 189 was the second highest score by an England batsman against Australia at Old Trafford in Test matches after Ken Berrington's 256 in 1964. Zak Crawley's 189 was the fourth highest-score by an England batsman at Old Trafford in Test matches. England's run-rate of 5.49 during their total of 592 - which was their third highest run-rate in a total of 500-plus in Test cricket and It is their highest run-rate total of 500+ against Australia in Test cricket, previous highest run-rate was 5.08 and their total of 569 at Perth in 2012. England's total of 592 in their first innings at Old Trafford. It is the first time England reached the 500-run mark in an Ashes Test match at home since the 1985 Edgbaston Test, where they smashed 595 for 5. England have scored 500-plus totals on six occasions in the Ashes in Australia since 1985. Jonny Bairstow became the third England batsman to remain not out on 99 in Test cricket after Geoff Boycott and Alex Tudor and overall the seventh player in Tests. Jonny Bairstow became the second batsman to remain not out on 99 in the Ashes after Steve Waugh' unbeaten 99 at Perth in 1995. The run-rate 6.94 of the 206-run stand between Zak Crawley and Joe Root, which came from just 29.4 overs. This is the fastest double-hundred partnership in Test cricket by run-rate. The previous highest was 6.91, also by an England pair of Ben Stokes and Jonny Bairstow against South Africa at the Cape Town in 2016, where they added 399-run partnership from 47.4 overs for the sixth wicket. This is the third instance of England's six batsmen were scores of fifty or more runs in their innings in Test matches and It is their second such instance against Australia in Tests. The only other such instance came against Australia at The Oval in 1893. England's 592 was their joint ninth highest score against Australia in Test matches and It is their third highest total at Old Trafford, Manchester in Tests.

* Marnus Labuchagne, Mitchell Marsh's fifties and Middle-order batsmens helped to Australia put 299 for 8 at stumps after Chris Woakes' four-for and Stuart Broad's 600th Test wicket on the opening day of the fourth Ashes Test match.

* Zak Crawley's blazing 189, Moeen Ali and Joe Root's fifties gives England take a 67-run lead in the day of the fourth Ashes Test match.

* Mark Wood's three-wicket haul as Australia lost 113 for 4 at Stumps after Jonny Bairstow's blitz helped to England posted the massive total of 592 in the day three of the fourth Ashes Test match.

* Australia have secure retained the Ashes after escaping a fourth Test dominated by England with a rain-ruined draw. They will leave Old Trafford on Monday morning with a 2-1 lead, and Australia have the opportunity to clinch a first series win in England since 2001 at The Oval next week.

Australia 1st Innings scored 317 for all-out in 90.2 overs with top scorer by Marnus Labuchagne cracked a 51 off 115-balls including 6-fours.

Mitchell Marsh hammered a 51 off 60-balls including 7-fours & a six with strike rate of 85, Travis Head hit 48 off 65-balls - who fell two-run short of his half-century - included 7-fours.

Steve Smith cracked a 41 off 52-balls including 5-fours & a six with strike rate of 78.84, Mitchell Starc hit a unbeaten 36 off 93-balls included 6-fours.

David Warner struck 32 off 38-balls included 3-fours, Alex Carey 20 and Cameron Green 16.

1st Innings England best bowler by Chris Woakes claimed a 5-wickets for 62-runs in 22.2-overs including four maidens, Stuart Broad takes 2-wickets, James Anderson, Mark Wood and Moeen Ali each took one-wickets.

England 1st Innings scored 592 for all-out in 107.4 overs with top scorer by Zak Crawley hammered a 189 off 182-balls - which was his 4th Test hundred & his first century against Australia in Tests - including 21-fours & 3-sixes with strike rate of 103.84.

Jonny Bairstow blasted a unbeaten 99 off 81-balls including 10-fours & a six with strike rate of 122.22, Joe Root blasted a 84 off 95-balls including 8-fours & a six.

Moeen Ali struck 54 off 82-balls including 7-fours and Ben Stokes struck 51 off 74-balls included 5-fours.

2nd Innings Australia best bowler by Josh Hazlewood claimed a 5-wickets for 126-runs in 27-overs including two maidens, Cameron Green, Mitchell Starc both took 2-wickets and one for Pat Cummins.

Australia 2nd Innings scored 214-5 in 71-overs at Stumps - with top scorer by Marnus Labuchagne cracked a 111 off 173-balls - which was his 11th Test hundred & his second century against England in Tests - including 6-fours.

Mitchell Marsh scored a unbeaten 31 off 107-balls including 4-fours, David Warner scored 28 off 53-balls including 3-fours, Usman Khawaja 18 and Steve Smith 17.

2nd Innings England best bowler by Mark Wood picked up 3-wickets for 27-runs in 11-overs, Chris Woakes and Joe Root both took one-wickets.

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