Without Smith, Australia's batting looked pretty bad. Batting at just 179 runs all out.

The rain is not going to allow it to be quite ashes. On the first day of the third test of the ashes series, rain arches and rain attacks came together. The rain fell over the ashes and Archer fell over Australia. Yesterday won the toss in the third Ashes Test and decided to take the ball first. Australian bats have been under a lot of pressure from the beginning. The first 25 runs to lose 2 wickets. But the Warner and the Mumus tried to build some resistance but to no avail. With no Worner 61 and Mumus 74 runs out, no other Australian bats could stand. He was dismissed for only 179 runs.

In Australia's batting, only three players can touch the double digit number Warner, with Mumus and captain Tim Paine scoring 11 runs. For England, Archer took six wickets, Stuart Brad two wickets, Chris Woalke and Ben Stokes one wicket each. There are still four days left to play. But England are still controlling the game after the first day's play. However, the test game can bend at any time. But Australia's batting has been shaky with Steven Smith missing. Because he captained the Australian batting front in the first Test. He scored hundreds in both innings in the first Test. Australia won the first Test in the five-Test series and were drawn in the second test.