Jurort was taken aback as Pat Cummins played a magical ball, caught by Warner at slip.

Jurort was taken aback as Pat Cummins played a magical ball

Australia scored 263 runs in the first innings in which Mitchell Marsh played a brilliant innings of 118 runs. Meanwhile, Mark Wood has taken 5 wickets while bowling furiously. Kis Walks had three wickets in his account

In the third Test match of the Ashes series, in the first innings of England, Joe Root is shown the way to the pavilion by Pat Cummins caught out in the slip on his best ball. Cummins has managed to dismiss Root for a record 10th time in Tests. Explain that in the Test, Rot Cummins has the highest number of outs. In fact, Root was caught at slip on the second ball of the 20th over of England's innings. After getting out, Root looked quite surprised. It can be understood by looking at their facial expressions

As it happens, Cummins' ball rises higher than expected after hitting the pitch, leaving Root shocked. The ball goes to Warner at first slip taking the edge of his bat. After taking the catch, Warner celebrates with fervor and Root is left stunned for a while. After that, with a sad heart, they start going towards the pavilion. Root has scored only 19 runs in England's first innings.