England placed on a dominant show within the fourth Test at Manchester, accumulating a considerable 275-run lead within the first innings.
With best 30 overs conceivable because of rain at the ultimate two days (Saturday and Sunday), the destiny of the fit hung within the steadiness.
Despite England’s commanding place, Australia hung on resolutely, managing to safe a draw and successfully retain the Ashes as the present holders. With a 2-1 lead within the sequence, they have got another the most important come upon to play at The Oval this week.
“I think we definitely got away with one there,” Green, one in every of Australia’s no longer out batsmen, advised the cricket.com.au web page.
“There’s no point denying it. Whilst we were behind the game, and you never know what would have happened, cricket is a funny game, but England dominated this one. We definitely got out of jail.”
The towering 24-year-old added: “We didn’t play our best game. The rain gods were in our favor the last couple of days. You just take it and move on to the next game.”
Green’s position at The Oval is below danger, with fellow all-rounder Mitchell Marsh in nice shape and Australia considering a recall for the spinner Todd Murphy,
But whether or not he options or no longer, Green has undoubtedly Australia shall be absolutely eager about securing their first Ashes sequence win in England in 22 years.
Australia had been additionally 2-1 up going to The Oval 4 years in the past however arguably paid the associated fee for some over-enthusiastic celebrations previously as England gained in south London to sq. the sequence at 2-2.
“The last time they were here they had a win here (Old Trafford) to retain the Ashes, but it’s a bit different this time around,” mentioned Green.
“I’m sure a few guys are hurting from last time. We’ll keep it level-headed and looking forward to the next game.”
(With AFP Inputs)