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NEW DELHI: Relentless rain continued to play spoilsport in Leeds as the second session of the third day's play of the third Ashes Test was also washed out after no action in the morning session.

After the rain finally abated for the evening session, England set up another nailbiting chase with 224 more runs required to win

Australia closed the second day on 116 for four, leading by 142 runs at Headingley.

"Just when those blasted Aussies appeared to be disappearing over the horizon with the sacred urn, the all-rounder who answered his captain's Ashes SOS dragged them back into the contest."

England are just about still in the third Ashes Test after another pulsating day at Headingley, with Australia 116 for four in their second innings, 142 ahead

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England's captain Ben Stokes delivered an outstanding performance, single-handedly guiding his team to a more respectable total of 237 all out in their first innings on the second day of the third Ashes Test at Headingley in Leeds on Friday. At tea, Australia had reached 29-1 in reply.