(Read | Ashes 2017-18: Steve Smith set to become cricketing great - Ricky Ponting)The match was decided earlier, however, when England’s middle order suffered a ruinous collapse after lunch for the second time in succession. From there it all went sour, as England crashed out for 195, a collapse triggered by a third umpire decision that may be debated for years to come. None confirmed that any part of Moeen’s foot was behind the line, so Gaffaney duly sent the batsman packing. In the morning, it was Lyon who turned the screws with two wickets before Josh Hazlewood claimed the prized scalp of Root. After England resumed the day on 33 for two, Lyon had opener Mark Stoneman caught for 27 by Smith at slip.

Source: Hindustan Times November 26, 2017 07:52 UTC