Jonathan Agnew

So you're walking off the ground.

You're out for 17.

The state of the test match at that stage, I mean, it was still in the balance as to, well, you're going to get the chance to bat again.

Every one of the SCGs on their feet.

What was going through your mind on the way off in particular?

I noticed today,

The SCG groundsman has been at it.

What were you thinking walking off?

You spoke for 43 minutes in your farewell press conference.

I made the most of it, didn't I?

Rightfully so.

It's your chance to have your say on the way out.

You touched on a number of different topics.

When you walk out of that and then you get ready to play a game of cricket in 48 hours, was it a distraction?

Did you have much feedback?

How did you go sort of moving on to what you had to do next, which was ultimately obviously playing this game?

100 years full of life.

Elämän tärkeimmät eväät löytyvät ihan tavallisesta arjesta.

Ei sitku, mutku tai voiku, vaan nytku.

Right, so the second day of the third Test match sees England with a deficit of 158 with just two wickets left in hand.