Ben Stokes played one of his best knocks and he continued to be the impact player for England in 2019 as his unbeaten 135 and partnership of 76 with Jack Leach helped England chase down 359 and level the Ashes series with a one-wicket win. (Image credit: Getty Images)
At the start of day 4, Australia struck early when they took the big wicket of Joe Root as England stumbled. (Image credit: Getty Images)
When Jos Buttler was run-out and England kept losing wickets at regular intervals, Australia were on top. (Image credit: Getty Images)
Australia continued to chip away as they were on the cusp of retaining the Urn for the first time in England after 2001. (Image credit: Getty Images)
Ben Stokes though held the key for England after a slow start and he had gotten his eye in as he batted brilliantly with the tail. (Image credit: Getty Images)
Along with Jack Leach, Stokes smashed his eighth century and England were on the cusp of achieving something historic. (Image credit: Getty Images)
Stokes and Leach shared a 76-run stand for the final wicket, the second-best in Test history as England chased down 359, their highest successful chase in history. (Image credit: Getty Images)
Stokes had helped England achieve their highest successful chase in history and their one-wicket win was the narrowest against Australia in terms of wickets after 111 years. (Image credit: Getty Images)
Ben Stokes continued his great run after helping England win the World Cup for the first time and his all-round exploits have given England hope of winning the Ashes. (Image credit: Getty Images)
