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England facing big chase in second Test after Australia dominate third day at Lord's before rain

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England are likely facing a big run chase to win the second Ashes Test after Australia dominated the third day at Lord’s. England started the day with a chance to get close to Australia’s first-innings score of 416, but slumped from 278-4 to 325 all out.

Ad Usman Khawaja (58*) led Australia's patient response as they ground down England’s attack to finish on 130-2, a lead of 221.

CricketEngland bounce back on day two at Lord’s as Australia lose Lyon to injuryA DAY AGO Play was called off 90 minutes early due to rain.

Australia lead the five-Test series 1-0 following victory at Egbaston. Having fought back with a strong batting display on the second day, England lost captain Ben Stokes off the second ball of the third day for 17.

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