Ashes, 3rd Test: Marsh century leads Australia to 195-run lead on Day 1
Mitch Marsh's scintillating run-a-ball 118 rescued Australia from 85-4
Leeds: Mitch Marsh celebrated his test comeback by smashing a century and taking a wicket as Australia led England by 195 runs after day one of the third Ashes test at Headingley on Thursday.
Marsh’s scintillating run-a-ball 118 rescued Australia from 85-4. To put it in even better perspective, the all-rounder and Travis Head combined for 155 runs. The rest of the team scored 108.
After Marsh was out on the stroke of tea at 240-5, Australia collapsed to be all out for 263 with fast bowler Mark Wood in his test return taking 5-34.
Marsh capped an unforgettable day in his first test in four years when he got England’s third wicket when Zac Crawley nicked off.
England was 68-3 at stumps, trailing by 195 runs. On their home ground, Joe Root was on 19 and Jonny Bairstow on 1.
