England have won the third Test against Australia to keep their Ashes challenge alive.
Set a target of 251 to win, England were six wickets down with only 171 on the board at Headingly.
But they held their nerve and crossed the line after losing just one more wicket and hitting a number of boundaries.
England beat Australia by three wickets and Australia are now 2-1 ahead in the five-match series.
The fourth Test will start at Old Trafford in Manchester on 19 July.
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