Australia are making it worse for England everyday as the 4th defeat for the English team in the ongoing Ashes is very much on the cards. The Aussies finished the 4^th day of the Sydney Test by dismissing four of the England’s batsmen on a total of 93 runs.

Australia declared their first innings registering a massive 649-run total after losing 7 wickets. England are now trailing by 210 runs at the end of day-4.

Starting off the day on 98 runs, Shaun picked up his 6^th Test century by cover-driving the very fifth ball. He was run out on 156 runs. Before Shaun’s departure, Mitchell Marsh—who finished the last day on 63 runs—also smashed his 2^nd Test century and together they became the only fifth brother-duo to have scored a century each in the same innings.

Mitchell posted 101 runs before being bowled out by Tom Curran. Mitchell Starc was dismissed by Moeen Ali scoring 11 runs. Tim Paine remained unbeaten on 38 runs, while Pat Cummins was not out on 24 runs prior to the declaration.

England’s batting added to their frustrations as their opener Mark Stoneman returned to the pavilion scoring none. Stoneman was trapped lbw by Starc. Alastair Cook made 10 runs before getting out bowled by Nathan Lyon.

Another Aussie bowler, Pat Cummins, bagged the wicket of James Vince. Vince scored 18 runs before leaving the pitch and Australia drove another nail into England’s coffin as Lyon scalped the wicket of Dawid Malan by trapping him lbw on 5 runs.

Joe Root remained unbeaten on 42 runs and Jonny Bairstow accompanied him with 17 runs till they finished the day.