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Five quick hits: Snicko chaos, catching controversy and a Bazball bust-up

There was a mixure of bafflement, bemusement and a bit of argy-bargy on day two. (Getty Images)

Ben Stokes and Jofra Archer share a robust conversation, Snicko is decried as "the worst ever" after yet more mix ups, and another catching controversy. 

Here are the quick hits from day two of the third Ashes Test.

Jofra Archer claimed the opening wicket of the day, then had a stouch with his skipper. (Getty Images: Gareth Copley)

The player of the series so far, Mitchell Starc, came out swinging on day two, smashing five boundaries in the first three overs of the day on the way to his second 50 of the series.

Don’t complain…: Stokes and Archer in heated Ashes clash

Ben Stokes and Jofra Archer have buried the hatchet after their day two clash with a touching gesture from the latter showing all is fine between the two stars after their stunning partnership breathed life back into the third Test.

After their 106-run partnership ended when Stokes (83) was knocked over by a peach from Mitchell Starc, Archer ran almost all the way to the boundary rope to give his frustrated skipper a pat on the back to acknowledge a job well done.

The pair showed the sort of guts and determination England have been lacking so far in the series with their stand helping reduce Australia’s first innings lead to 85 when it appeared as if the Test could effectively be over on the second evening.

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