Australia vs England 5th Ashes Test, Day 4 highlights: England 302/8 at stumps, lead by 119 runs vs Australia at SCG

Josh Tongue to Marnus Labuschagne, Fired in at the stumps, full in length. Marnus gets a bit squared up on his back foot defence and the ball rolls off his inside edge to mid-wicket. 

Josh Tongue to Marnus Labuschagne, A rib-tickling bumper, on the leg stump. Marnus Labuschagne gets inside the line and lets it fly behind to Jamie Smith.

Josh Tongue to Marnus Labuschagne, Full in length, on middle and leg, Marnus Labuschagne gets across and flicks it to the left of deep fine leg for a couple of runs to get off the mark.

Out goes Travis Head with 629 runs to his name in this Ashes series, and in walks Marnus Labuschagne at number 3. 20 more minutes to go for Lunch.

Josh Tongue to Travis Head, OUT! STRAIGHT UP AND GONE! Josh Tongue provides the first breakthrough for England. Head's aggressive attempt becomes the reason for his downfall. Josh bangs in a sizzling bumper, angling it into the body. The ball rears up awkwardly as Travis Head looks to take on the pull, but the extra bounce forces a thick top edge that loops high over mid-wicket. Brydon Carse tracks back over his left shoulder, adjusts to the swirl, and settles underneath it to complete a fine catch. Head is gone for 29 off 35, and Australia are 62/1, still needing 98 more.

Josh Tongue to Travis Head, FOUR! Up and over gully! Back of a length, on the fourth stump line, Travis Head uses his wrists to square cut it over the leaping backward point fielder for a boundary. AUSTRALIA NEED 98 RUNS TO WIN!

Josh Tongue to Jake Weatherald, Slammed hard into the pitch, angling in and around middle, Jake Weatherald rides the bounce and nudges it behind square on the leg side for a single.

Josh Tongue (3-0-12-0) is back as Carse has been given a breather now.

Jacob Bethell to Travis Head, Outside off, on a fullish length, Travis Head reaches for it and tickles it to the left of the first slip fielder. 

Jacob Bethell to Travis Head, Lands on the footmark and spins in from off, on a length, Travis Head rocks back and fends it to the off side in front of square.

Jacob Bethell to Jake Weatherald, Fractionally short, just outside off, steered off the back foot to the point region for a single.

Jacob Bethell to Jake Weatherald, FOUR! Runs coming thick and fast for Australia! Flat and full, outside off with some bounce and grip into the batter. Jake Weatherald employs the reverse sweep, but it goes off the top edge, into the backward point gap and races away to the fence for four more. Jake Weatherald moves to 30 (26).

Jacob Bethell to Travis Head, Full and outside off, Head dances down the track and mistimes his heave across the line. The ball goes off the inner half towards long on for a single. 

Jacob Bethell to Travis Head, Lands it around off, on a shortish length, Travis Head shimmies a little and slaps it to the left of deep point for a couple of runs. 50 UP FOR AUSTRALIA! The hosts need 109 more runs to win.

Brydon Carse to Jake Weatherald, FOUR! Textbook! That will annoy Carse a lot more. Fullish delivery, around off, Jake Weatherald gets on the front foot and nonchalantly executes the drive between cover and mid off for a cracking boundary.

Brydon Carse to Travis Head, He hops on to ride this length ball, on off, and drops it in front of short mid-wicket for a quick single.

Brydon Carse to Travis Head, FOUR! That has pinged off the bat! Much fuller from Carse, outside off. Enough width for someone like Head to deal with. He presses back and punches it crisply to the deep cover fence to collect a boundary.

Brydon Carse to Travis Head, Nagging length, outside off, played late off the back foot, and on the bounce to the right of the gully fielder.

Brydon Carse to Travis Head, Rises up from a length, outside off, Travis Head tries the uppercut but misses. 

Brydon Carse to Travis Head, Banged in short, around off, Travis Head lines up to pull it across, but fails to get the connection.

Jacob Bethell to Travis Head, Short, outside off, cut away off the back foot to deep point for a single.

Jacob Bethell to Travis Head, Darted in, full and on off, Head leans to block.

Jacob Bethell to Travis Head, Touch full, spinning in sharply around off. Travis Head covers the stumps and lets it hit his back pad. A desperate appeal from the English players behind the stumps, but nothing doing.

Jacob Bethell to Travis Head, Full and outside off, at 90.4 kph. Head gets forward and looks to defend, but gets an inside edge and wears it on the pads. 

Jacob Bethell to Jake Weatherald, Turns in from off, on a fuller length, forced out to extra cover.

Jacob Bethell to Jake Weatherald, FOUR! Welcome to the attack, mate! Pitched full and on the stumps, Jake Weatherald reverse sweeps it through backward point for a cracking boundary.

DRINKS BREAK. A perfect time to get a breather as it was getting a lot heated up. Surely, that caught behind appeal and the review against Jake Weatherald would make it to the headlines. The English players are still not pleased with that decision. They are yet to get their first breakthrough and don't have enough runs to play with. Australia are up and about in the chase as they need only 126 runs. Jacob Bethell is summoned into the attack to exploit those rough patches. He impressed the world with the bat earlier, can he produce a breakthrough for his side? Let's see.

Brydon Carse to Jake Weatherald, Back of a length, on the pads, this is tucked behind square on the leg side for a single. And here we go again, Brydon Carse again walks to the batter and there is a heated exchage of words between Jake and him. 

Brydon Carse to Jake Weatherald, It's heating up, folks! Weatherald again flashes and misses out on the cut shot on the outside edge and Carse is in the batter's face, giving him a bit of mouthful. 

Brydon Carse to Jake Weatherald, DRAMA AGAIN! Back of a length, outside off, jagging back in a touch, Jake Weatherald tries to play the square cut again, but the ball whispers past his under edge and carries to Smith behind the wickets. A big appeal for caught behind, but not given. There is a lot of yelling and screaming from the men behind the stumps, including Jamie Smith, but when Stokes asks about the review, there is hardly any confidence. But still, Stokes goes upstairs for a review. There is a little murmur on Snicko when the ball is close to the bat, but after checking several times, the third umpire deems Weatherald not out as the spike is not conclusive enough to overturn the decision. Carse storms towards umpire Ahsan Raza for an animated exchange, but Stokes is quick to step in and pull him away. The England captain then stays back to have a word with Ahsan Raza himself before taking his spot. 

Brydon Carse to Jake Weatherald, FOUR! A left-hander's delight! That will serve as a real confidence booster for Weatherald. Width outside off, on a hard length, Jake Weatherald hangs back and square cuts it through backward point for a cracking boundary. 

Brydon Carse to Jake Weatherald, Slanting away from the southpaw, on a good length, nipping away further, Jake Weatherald is sucked into the cover drive. He slashes at it but misses. 

Brydon Carse to Travis Head, Banged halfway into the pitch, on top of off. Jake Weatherald stands tall and controls the pull shot, and drags it along the ground to deep mid-wicket for a single.

Josh Tongue to Jake Weatherald, Overpitched, outside off, Jake fails to carve it away to the off side as the ball breezes past the outside edge.

Josh Tongue to Jake Weatherald, Slammed hard at 141.5 kph, on the leg stump line, waits back and knocks it across to the leg side, in front of square.

Josh Tongue to Jake Weatherald, Nagging length, on top of the stumps, Jake Weatherald rocks back and nudges it to the square leg region.

Josh Tongue to Jake Weatherald, Nip-backer on a fuller length, around the middle stump line, Jake Weatherald presses forward to flick, but gets an inside edge on the front pad as the ball rolls away to point. A half-hearted appeal from the Englishmen, but the umpire stays unmoved. 

Josh Tongue to Jake Weatherald, Back of a length, skidding through the deck, angling into the batter. Jake Weatherald looks to steer it to the leg side, but it nips back slightly to beat the inside edge. The ball then pings him on the thigh pad before spooning towards the gully fielder who dives in front to take it. 

Josh Tongue to Travis Head, Touch full, in and around middle at 136 kph, Travis Head hops on the toes and tucks it to widish mid-wicket for an easy single.

Brydon Carse to Jake Weatherald, Fuller ball, around off, Jake Weatherald leans on it and crisply drives it, but he is unrewarded as it goes straight to the man at extra cover.

Brydon Carse to Travis Head, A sizzling short ball, outside off, Travis Head hangs back and drags it across with the pull shot towards deep mid-wicket for a single.

Brydon Carse to Travis Head, SLASH AND A MISS! Not too short and not too full, around off, Travis Head weighs back and attempts to slap that in front of square on the off side, but misses.

Brydon Carse to Travis Head, BEATEN! Wobbles away from the batter, on a good length, on top of middle. Travis Head's feet go nowhere and he tries to drill it straight down the ground. But the ball lands and deviates away to zip past his outside edge.

Brydon Carse to Jake Weatherald, Overpitched delivery, wide outside off, Jake Weatherald carves it away by playing the expansive cover drive for a single at deep extra cover.

Brydon Carse to Travis Head, Singles coming easily for the hosts! Back of a length, around off, Travis Head waits back and knocks it through extra cover for a single. 

Josh Tongue to Travis Head, Hard length, rising up on top of off, Travis Head gets on the toes and dabs it away to the point region for a single. Australia need 136 runs.

Josh Tongue to Travis Head, And again! He tries to square cut this length ball, which is fairly outside off. But Tongue puts in an extra effort on it and extracts extra bounce that passes above Head's angled bat. 

Josh Tongue to Travis Head, BEATEN! Tongue spears one outside off, on a hard length, and it nips away sharply. Travis Head goes fishing at it as he throws the kitchen sink to slash it away, only to get beaten on the outside edge.

Josh Tongue to Jake Weatherald, Length-delivery, angling into the pads with some bounce. Jake tries to ride the rising ball, and tries to glance it to the leg side, but misses. The ball goes off the thigh pad and rolls in thereabouts of square leg for a leg bye.

Josh Tongue to Travis Head, On a length, on the leg stump, Head stays back and knocks it to the right of mid on for a quick single.