Australia mopped up England’s tail in the second session of the day.
Matt Prior fell top edging off the bowling of James Faulkner, holing out to Mitchell Starc at long-on.
Jimmy Anderson sloped out of the changing room, edged a streaky four, then edged one through to Brad Haddin.
Graeme Swann’s entertaining waft came to a close after his middle stump was unearthed by one that nipped back from Faulkner, who notched his fourth wicket to leave England all-out on 377.
Michael Clarke then showed the kind of forward-thinking captaincy that has kept his team in touch with England throughout the series, changing his batting order beyond recognition to go for a bash.
Jimmy Anderson had David Warner caught and bowled when Australia were on 34, diving to his right to take a beautiful catch.
Shane Watson, opening himself up was caught by Kevin Pietersen off Swann for 26, before Haddin edged through from Broad for a duck.
Faulkner came in and blasted 22 off 22 deliveries before falling to Broad, caught behind.
Steve Smith and Ryan Harris tried to get a conga line going, falling in quick succession, both falling to Broad, caught by Swann and bowled respectively.
Mitchell Starc and Michael Clarke batted out the session to tea finishing 101-6.
Clarke declared giving England the final session giving England the chance to chase 227.
It’s great captaincy from Clarke, who has looked to make a game of the situation, knowing that England will not want to block out the final session after the third day’s criticism.
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