Australia do not have a "cat in hell's chance" of winning the first Ashes Test, says former England batsman Geoffrey Boycott.
The tourists require 412 runs to win with two days remaining after England dominated the third day in Cardiff.
"There is no way they are going to get it," Boycott told Test Match Special. "Their batting is OK but not special."
But Australia's Nathan Lyon says they are "still in it" and can record the third highest chase in Test history.
The tourists require 412 runs to win with two days remaining after England dominated the third day in Cardiff.
"There is no way they are going to get it," Boycott told Test Match Special. "Their batting is OK but not special."
But Australia's Nathan Lyon says they are "still in it" and can record the third highest chase in Test history.