Australian captain Pat Cummins bowled a potentially game-changing over on Day 5 of the fourth Ashes Test at the Sydney Cricket Ground on Sunday. With England’s pair of Jonny Bairstow and Jos Buttler looking good to secure a draw for the team, Cummins broke the gritty partnership by first removing the wicket-keeper batter on the score 11, and then bowled a belter of a delivery to dismiss Mark Wood in the same over.

England was chasing a daunting target of 388 runs to win in Sydney but quick wickets in the first session of the final day potentially ended all hopes for the visitors to end a dismal losing streak, which extended to three matches in the current Ashes series.

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Here is the video of the two stunning in-swinging deliveries from Pat Cummins:

Who else but Pat Cummins? 🙌

Two lethal inswingers brings two wickets and Australia are up and about! #OhWhatAFeeling#Ashes | @Toyota_Aus pic.twitter.com/2oee4kVhwW

— cricket.com.au (@cricketcomau) January 9, 2022

Pat Cummins trapped Jos Buttler leg-before with a full delivery angling into the right-hander, as the England batter attempted to play with a straight bat but missed the line completely. Two deliveries later, Cummins bowled an almost unplayable yorker to Mark Wood that swung towards the batter late.

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Earlier, Joe Root and Ben Stokes ground it out in the middle to frustrate the hosts in the second session on Day 5 of the fourth Test. At the tea break, England’s score read 174/4 with Stokes and Bairstow at the crease.

However, Nathan Lyon struck the breakthrough in the final session when he got the priced wicket of Stokes with a delivery which turned sharply away from the left-hander, as the England batter nicked the delivery towards slip. The second session on Day 5 got off to a delayed start due to rain and almost 50 minutes were lost due to rain and wet outfield.