Updated On: 10 July, 2023 07:39 AM IST | London | IANS
Wood claimed 2-66 and then figured in a match-winning unbeaten 24-run stand with Chris Woakes (32 not out), hitting the winning run to seal victory at Headingley

England`s Mark Wood celebrates the wicket of Australia`s Pat Cummins on day three of the third Ashes cricket Test match between England and Australia at Headingley cricket ground in Leeds. Pic/AFP
Adjusted the man of the match for his vital performances both with the ball and bat in the third Ashes Test against Australia, England's Mark Wood, however, said considered an all-rounder and sent higher to bat would cause him a "nosebleed".
Wood made his impact with the ball, claiming 5-34 as Australia were bundled out for 263 in the first innings. He then scored a crucial 24 lower down the order as he helped skipper Ben Stokes (80) drag England to 237, thus not allowing Australia to take a big lead.