Australia vs England 2nd Test Ashes, Live Streaming: Australia win second Test, lead series by 2-0

England still needs 178 runs with 6 wickets remaining

By: Aakash Biswas |
December 6, 2017 11:10 am

The second Test match of Ashes series between Australia and England at Adelaide Oval will start at 9 AM IST. On Day 4, it was England who somehow came back into the game by bundling out Australia for 138 runs, thanks to James Anderson’s five-wicket haul. Woakes too picked up 4 wickets. With England needing 354 to square the series, they ended Day 4 on 176 for 4. England still needs 178 runs with 6 wickets remaining. Root (67) and Woakes (5) are at the crease and will resume battle on Day 5.

The Aussies will surely be high in confidence after a great win in the first game. Their star-studded squad seemed much dominating against the Englishmen, especially on the home conditions. And since the game will be under the floodlights, the Adelaide Oval pitch is expected to help the batsmen. However, after losing the first match in Brisbane, Englishmen will be hoping to make a comeback in their first ever day-night Test match.

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As far as the weather conditions are concerned, rain showers are expected ahead of the game.

What time does Australia vs England 2nd Ashes Test begin?
The Australia vs England 1st Ashes Test begins at 05:30 am IST. In Australia, it will begin at 0959 hrs AST.

Which TV channels will live telecast of Australia vs England 2nd Ashes Test?
The Australia vs England 1st Ashes Test will be telecast on SONY SIX and SONY SIX HD.

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How do I watch online live streaming of Australia vs England 2nd Ashes Test?
Australia vs England 1st Ashes Test live streaming will be available on SonyLIV mobile app and ESPN.in. For live scores, live updates and live commentary, follow inUth.com.

Squads:

Australia – Steven Smith, David Warner, Cameron Bancroft, Usman Khawaja, Peter Handscomb, Shaun Marsh, Tim Paine, Mitchell Starc, Pat Cummins, Nathan Lyon, Josh Hazlewood, Jackson Bird, Chadd Sayers, Glenn Maxwell

England: Alastair Cook, Mark Stoneman, Joe Root, Dawid Malan, Gary Ballance, James Vince, Moeen Ali, Jonny Bairstow, Mason Crane, Ben Foakes, Chris Woakes, Stuart Broad, James Anderson, Jake Ball, Craig Overton, Tom Curran

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