Very close result of winning♥♥
Australia are going to remain unbeaten in the Gabba-Fort of Brisbane. England were all out for 195 runs in the second innings in the first innings of the pace bowling of spinners and spinners. They scored just 170 runs for the loss of 114 runs on the fourth day at the end of the day. Steve Smith's team is very close to winning the Brisbane Test by standing 56 runs away from all the wickets.
At the end of third day, the hosts forward Josh Hazlewood, who returned to Alistair Cook and James Vince Off-spinner Nathan Lynn has kept Australia's hopes alive at the start of the fourth day. He has replaced Mark Stonman and David Malan Then the captain Joe Route was batting with Moin Ali. But back in the new spell, the English captain showed the road to pavilion Hazlewood Root returned 51 runs.
Moin kept the ball with new batsman Johnny Bairstow. After a 42-run partnership, Lion was caught by wicketkeeper Tim Paine in the form of a stumping. 40 runs scored He was the third victim of Lion's third victim. After that, Mitchell Starc recollected that he did not take any wickets in this innings. He missed the draws of Chris Woakes, Bairstow and Stuart Broad in one spell. The rest of the wickets have been taken by Pat Cummins, Jack Ball.
The goal is quite simple, a total of 170 runs. Nobody is risking unnecessary risks. Patience is good. Excluded by odd balls. Australia are on the verge of winning both of these positive batting. Smith's team are 114 runs away without losing the wicket. David Warner, who took 60 runs in his wicket, and fellow Cameron took his fifty in the Bancroft debut Test, his 51 runs. If all is right, Australia's withdrawal of victory in the first hour of the last day.