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Aussies need 3 wkts

AFP, Cardiff
Australia were just three wickets away from winning the first Ashes Test against England heading into the last session of the fifth and final day at Sophia Gardens here on Sunday.
England were 169 for seven at tea -- still needing 70 more runs to avoid an innings defeat and so prevent Ashes-holders Australia from going 1-0 up in the five-Test series in emphatic style.
Paul Collingwood was still at the crease on 55 not out after backing up his own plea, delivered after Saturday’s play, for the top-order to take personal responsibility for seeing England through to the safety of a draw.
Graeme Swann, hit three times in four balls by fast bowler Peter Siddle, was four not out after several of England's premier batsmen contributed to their own downfall.
England, at lunch, had been 102 for five.
Collingwood was 35 not out and all-rounder Andrew Flintoff unbeaten on 11.
After lunch, they both looked to be getting down to the task at hand.
But a stand of 57 was ended when Flintoff fell on 26 to the first ball he faced after the drinks break.
England's 2005 Ashes hero opened the face of his bat against left-arm fast bowler Mitchell Johnson and was caught low down at second slip by Australia captain Ricky Ponting.
Stuart Broad, who survived a close lbw appeal from Johnson first ball, was plumb lbw to Nathan Hauritz for 14 as the off-spinner, much-
maligned before the start of this match, took his third wicket of the day and sixth of theTest.
Collingwood held firm to complete a 167-ball fifty but his was a lone hand.
Earlier, star batsman Kevin Pietersen had taken his overnight score from three to eight when, trying to leave a delivery from paceman Ben Hilfenhaus, he got into an awkward position and was bowled off-stump just 16 minutes into the day's play.
Hauritz was cut for four by England captain Andrew Strauss.
But next ball Hauritz, bowling from around the wicket, got a delivery to turn and bounce away from the lefthander and Strauss, trying to repeat his cut shot, edged behind and was well caught by wicketkeeper Brad Haddin for 17.
England, already in trouble on their overnight score of 20 for two, were now, at 46 for for four in dire straits.
SCOREBOARD
Scoreboard at tea on the fifth day of the first Ashes Test between England and Australia at Sophia Gardens in Cardiff on Sunday:
ENGLAND: First innings 435 (Pietersen 69, Collingwood 64. Prior 56; Johnson 3-87, Hauritz3-95)
AUSTRALIA: First innings 674-6 dec (Ponting 150, North 125 n o, Katich 122, Haddin 121)
ENGLAND: Second innings (overnight 20-2)
Strauss c Haddin bHauritz 17 Cook lbw b Johnson 6
Bopara lbw bHilfenhaus 1
Pietersen b Hilfenhaus 8
Collingwood not out 55
Prior c Clarke bHauritz 14
Flintoff c Ponting b Johnson26 Broad lbw bHauritz 14
Swann not out 4
Extras: (M.lb-7.w-2,nb-11) 24
Total: (For 7 wkts in 71 overs) 169 To bat: Anderson, Panesar
Fall of wickets: 1-13, 2-17, 3-31,4-46,5-70,6-127,7-159.
Bowler O M R W
Johnson 16 4 27 2
Hilfenhaus 11 2 36 2
Siddle 12 1 33 0
Hauritz 24 7 45 3
Clarke 3080 North 5 3 9 0