Harry Brook announced himself on the Ashes stage with a match-winning knock for England that kept the series alive and delivered another memorable Headingley climax.
England have their sights set on an unlikely Ashes Test win after their bowlers came to the party against Australia at Headingley on Saturday.
A burst of breakneck speed from Mark Wood breathed life into England's Ashes campaign as the third Test got off to a feisty start at Headingley.
England have rung the changes as they seek to keep the Ashes alive in this week's third Test at Headingley, with three alterations to the XI and a promotion in the batting order for Harry Brook.
England batter Joe Root suggested the controversial stumping of Jonny Bairstow in last week's Lord's Test could harm Australia's "legacy" in the game.
England vice-captain Ollie Pope has been ruled out for the rest of the home summer with a dislocated shoulder in another blow to his side's Ashes hopes.