Darren Lehmann walks out as drinksman in Australia’s practice match against Worcestershire

Australia coach Darren Lehmann walked out with a crate of drinks on the fourth day of the Ashes warm-up match between Australia and Worcestershire in Worcester. By the end of Day Four, Australia declared on 344 for five and the hosts went on to score 274 for the loss of five wickets in the final...

Australia coach Darren Lehmann walked out with a crate of drinks on the fourth day of the Ashes warm-up match between Australia and Worcestershire in Worcester.

By the end of Day Four, Australia declared on 344 for five and the hosts went on to score 274 for the loss of five wickets in the final day.

For Worcestershire, Matthew Pardoe and Daryl Mitchell scored 57 and 54 respectively. Tom Fell (62) smashed the highest score in the second innings for the visitors, remaining unbeaten.

Ryan Harris and James Faulkner took two wickets each in the second innings. Overall, Australia gave a clear signal of their strong side.

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