We should have learned by now not to trust Daniel when he says there is no chance of any play today so let's record the day 4 episode early... So, when play did actually happen (about an hour after the episode dropped), Toby and Dan had to regroup and do another epsiode at close.

Australia 317 (Labuschagne 51, Marsh 51; Woakes 5-62) & 214-5 (Labuschagne 111; Wood 3-27)

England 592 (Crawley 189, Bairstow 99*; Hazlewood 5-126)

Australia are 61 runs behind

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No play at Old Trafford? No problem as Toby and Dan still bring you their thoughts on Day 4 of the Ashes Test. And we've got this out to be the FIRST of the many daily cricket podcasts that exist, but you won't have heard anything like this on the other ones...

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An absorbing three sessions in Manchester where England, aided by a ferocious unbeaten 99 from Jonny Bairstow, and half centuries from Harry Brook and Ben Stokes, piled on the runs followed by Mark Wood and Chris Woakes claiming crucial wickets, leaving Australia in a spot of trouble and praying for rain.

Dan is joined by Jeremy Coney to round up a breathless day 3 at Old Trafford.

Australia 317 (Labuschagne 51, Marsh 51; Woakes 5-62) & 113-4 (Labuschagne 44*; Wood 3-17)

England 592 (Crawley 189, Bairstow 99; Hazlewood 5-126)

Australia are 162 runs behind

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What a day of cricket. A brilliant 189 by Zak Crawley, supported by half centuries from Moeen Ali and Joe Root may just have put England in with a huge chance to level the series. Toby and Dan round up an exhilarating day in Manchester.

Australia 317 (Labuschagne 51, Marsh 51; Woakes 5-62)

England 384-4 (Crawley 189, Root 84, Moeen 54)

England lead by 67 runs

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England having won the toss for the fourth consecutive Test in this series choose to bowl at Old Trafford. And trying to make sense of Day 1, we have Dan in the commentary box, Toby at home and Finny nowhere to be seen or heard.

Australia: 299-8 (Labuschagne 51, Marsh 51; Woakes 4-52)

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Mixed emotions this week as England's pursuit of the Women's Ashes came to an end after another thrilling match. 

So attention turns to the 4th Men's Ashes Test at Old Trafford where Jimmy Anderson is back! And the Aussies aren't happy with some of the naughty language being used in the stands during this series... Bless.

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It's been a week since Finny, Daniel and Toby were all together and the men's Ashes are still alive! Now they've had some time to settle down, the boys react to a mad few days in Leeds.

Plus Finny's got a new look, there's a very exciting young player in the County Championship and we find out what everyone's favourite film of all time is.

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You've just got to love Test cricket. The highs and the lows and the way it just tugs on your emotions. Dan and Toby round up Day 4 of the Third Ashes Test at Headingley.

Australia 263 (Marsh 118; Wood 5-34) & 224 (Head 77; Broad 3-45, Woakes 3-68)

England 237 (Stokes 80; Cummins 6-91) & 254-7 (Brook 75, Woakes 32*; Starc 5-78)

England win by three wickets; Australia lead series 2-1

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When life gives you Lemon, you make some darn fine Lemonade. And when Dan gets Geoff Lemon to join him to review Day 3 of the Third Ashes Test at Headingley, drink every last drop as England chase that win to keep the series alive.

Australia 263 (Marsh 118; Wood 5-34) & 224 (Head 77; Broad 3-45, Woakes 3-68

)England 237 (Stokes 80, Cummins 6-91) & 27-0 (Duckett 18*)

England need another 224 runs to win

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An onslaught from Ben Stokes and the 2nd innings wickets of Labuschagne, Smith and Khawaja means England are just about keeping their Ashes hopes alive.

Dan at Headingley is joined by Toby at home to look back at Day Two of the Third Test.

Australia 263 (Marsh 118; Wood 5-34) & 116-4 (Khawaja 43; Moeen 2-34)

England 237 (Stokes 80, Cummins 6-91)

Australia lead by 142 runs

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