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i really though England not have a chance against Australia in this match but now they have very good chance to bowl Australia out and chase about 300 runs. i think if Australia get 400 runs in front they win because i not see England get that amount of this pitch.

Still, Australia got a better chance to win this match than England team because Australia is leading by 268 runs and they still got six more wickets in this second innings to play. I think easily they may add another 100 runs to this total means England may need to chase down around 370 runs. Unpress pressure I don't think they can score so many runs in last innings. So I feel still Australia going to win this match.

I think it will be easy win for OZ as they are 353 runs ahead already and 1 wicket left. While on the other hand England have not performed well in the batting and thus it would be more pressure on them to win this test match as they cannot play for the draw because 2 more days to go. So either of the side will win and OZ will come back strongly in the bowling and may get them all out in less than 250 unless somebody can make century from England side.

The final target for England team is 354 runs but now England already scored 18 runs without losing any wicket so now they need to score another 336 runs to win this test match. England players shouldn't hurry slowly they need to build a partnership then they can score remaining 336 runs because they also got the best batsman. As of now, this match belongs both teams but who plays well then they can win this match. It is not a one-sided match until now.

England already lost 2 wickets for 64 runs, require 290 runs, to chase down the remaining runs will be very difficult for England, as the pitch is assisting to the bowlers, playing nathan lyon is very challenging task, so I think it's Australia's match.