ashes Mitchell Marsh Century Brother Shaun Family wild celebration video viral

His father Geoffrey Robert Marsh and Shaun Marsh, who were watching the match on TV in a pub in Bali, jumped with joy as he completed the century in a stormy fashion. Looking at the video, it looks like they were in a pub. Cameras were kept ready in advance for this celebration. When Mitchell completed his 100th run, there was a wave of joy in the whole pub. Please tell that Mitchell Marsh’s father Geoffrey Robert Marsh and brother Shaun Marsh were also involved in Australia’s big cricketers.

comeback after t-break
T-break was declared at 240/5 as Marsh was caught in the slips off Chris Woakes. On return, England made a strong comeback in the match by taking three wickets in a few overs. England took four wickets for 13 runs to reduce Australia’s score to 253/8. At the beginning of the third session, Woakes removed the frozen batsman Head (39) and then Wood changed the atmosphere by taking Mitchell Starc (2) and Pat Cummins (0) in the same over with his pace.

Broad’s easy prey
England captain Ben Stokes, trailing 0-2 in the five-Test series, won the toss and decided to bowl first. David Warner hit Stuart Broad for a four off the first ball of the match, but on the fifth ball of the same over, the fast bowler gave England a big breakthrough when he was caught by Jack Crawley in the second slip.

Wood’s speed shook
Wood, who was ruled out of the first two Tests due to match fitness concerns, troubled the batsmen with his blistering pace. He crossed the speed of 152 km/h in his first over itself. He bowled maidens in the first three overs and gave the first run on the 23rd ball. Wood gave Australia a second blow by bowling opener Usman Khawaja (13) on a fast and swinging full length ball.

very dropped catches
Had England taken some easy catches, they might have bundled Australia out even more cheaply. While Joe Root dropped the catch of Mitchell Marsh, wicketkeeper Johnny Bairstow, playing the 100th Test, gave life to Steve Smith (22 runs) and then to Travis Head.
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