Yes it ends this evening. Generous declaration by the Aussies has set up an unexpected finish.
Pietersen OUT! It's not over yet.

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Think this will fizzle to a draw now. Great fun while it lasted.

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Aye.

Trott's dismissal probably the end.

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Trott out - should be a draw I would have thought. 

Trott gone. No chance now.

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Bit defeatest for a Bristol City supporter

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Woakes can hit the ball - don't give up yet

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Aussies bowling down leg side now. They are panicking.

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England will win this

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LOL, the Aussies trying to see how much they can get away with in terms of bowling wides.

As the light fades, will the umpires have the last word 

Looks like they could, that would be a shame whatever the outcome

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CHEATING Convicts. You watching this lehmann???

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No chance now

Bell ran out by the timewasting Starc

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Match drawn.

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Bad light

Poor show from the umpires especially with just 4 overs left , there must be some common sense shown, could understand if there were 20 overs left , but 4 overs

 

come on

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Ludicrous......

They're doing what England would do in the same situation. No complaints.

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The batting side have to be given the deciding vote on light.
Absolutely bloody ridiculous rule and what a shame for the game.
1 - 0 to to the stuffed shirts and old school ties of the ICC. Twats.

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  You're right  England have been slow when needed.

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Once against the clowns that run the ICC should be skinned alive.

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Oh sod off. Since when did you do diplomacy?


F*** you ICC. Another nail in the coffin of test cricket. Everyone in the game knows there should be a common sense rule in the game. Bollox.

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Their job is to apply the laws and match regulations. When the Law changed and took away the ability of the players to have a say this is how weather, light and ground conditions are decided.

It has to be reasonable for fielders and batsmen. In fading light the fielders are at a disadvantage.

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Oh dear Matty. Not a happy bunny...

Maybe the ICC should vary the rule when you've got floodlights available. But you've been to floodlit football and will know that floodlights don't make it perfect - and a cricket field is much larger and the ball is much smaller.

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