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Rain and an excellent century from Marnus Labuschagne have handed Australia a lifeline within the fourth Ashes Test at Old Trafford.
After dominating three days in Manchester, England had been honing in on levelling the Ashes, coming into the fourth day with a 162-run lead on the primary innings, however had been left annoyed as predictions of heavy rain had been proved proper, killing all however one session of play.
The moist outfield betrayed their efforts to get the ball shifting whereas a decided pairing of Labuschagne and Mitchell Marsh saved the hosts at bay, with Australia’s No.3 the one man to fall – after reaching triple figures – as Australia completed the day 5-214, 61 runs behind.
Australia would have been the far pleased of the 2 sides as they rolled right into a soaking-wet Old Trafford on day 4, with greater than half the day misplaced to inclement climate.
