England 68-2 Chasing 354 To Win Second Ashes Test
Muhammad Rameez Published December 05, 2017 | 01:35 PM
England were 68 for two chasing 354 runs to win the day-night Ashes second Test at the dinner break on the fourth day in Adelaide on Tuesday. Skipper Joe Root was unbeaten on seven with James Vince not out eight
Adelaide, Australia,(APP - UrduPoint / Pakistan Point News - 05th Dec, 2017 ) :England were 68 for two chasing 354 runs to win the day-night Ashes second Test at the dinner break on the fourth day in Adelaide on Tuesday. Skipper Joe Root was unbeaten on seven with James Vince not out eight. The highest winning run chase in Adelaide is Australia's 315 for six against England in 1902.
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