Australia back in command

Australia lead by 278 runs after the third day of the opening Ashes Test in Brisbane.

Sat, 09 Nov, 2002 - 10:22

Australia lead by 278 runs after the third day of the opening Ashes Test in Brisbane.

After dismissing England for 325 to open up a first innings lead of 167, the hosts finished on 111 for two, with Matthew Hayden and Damien Martyn forging an unbroken 72-run partnership.

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Courts Heathrow Place: Brisbane Person: Matthew Hayden Person: Damien Martyn Person: Nasser Hussain Person: John Crawley Person: Crawley Person: Andrew Caddick Event: Ashes Test Organisation: Australia Organisation: England

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