The hosts enjoyed another dominant day in Adelaide to leave Ben Stokes physically 'broken' and his side on the brink of a series defeat

Nearly four years of Ashes planning was left in smouldering ruins on Thursday as England buckled under the heat and the pressure at Adelaide Oval to lurch towards a series-deciding defeat in the third test against Australia.

The visitors looked to be in a strong position on Day 2 after claiming two wickets required to bowl Australia out for 371. However, they were quickly reduced to 213-8, trailing Australia by 158 runs.

Jofra Archer dismissed Mitchell Starc for a well-made 54 and No. 11 Nathan Lyon to restrict Australia to 371 and complete a five-wicket haul to keep England in the Ashes contest.

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