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Johansson Agnew and this is the Ashes Daily podcast.

Australia have set up a potentially thrilling final day of the Ashes, dominating a rain

shortened fourth day, which began with an emotional entrance for Stuart Broad.

Down the steps they come, Stuart Broad leading the way, everybody, on their feet, on Australian

supporters down there and their green and gold as well, and all the Australian team there,

performed a guard of honour, income start, bold broad sets off, he pulled him high into

the lake side, and it's gone for six, it's gone for six, and it prowls up on its feet.

Dragged into the lake side, it's a shortfall from start, it's going to come eventually,

and as we know, from Broad's career, he is no mug with a bat.

Well, look ahead to what could be a fascinating end to this Ashes sum with Michael Vaughan

Glenn McGraw and Sir Alistair Cook will also get an update from the England camp, with

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