England will look to pick up the final four wickets when they head into the final day of the first Ashes Test against Australia Sunday.
The crowd at Trent Bridge were treated to another gripping day of Test match cricket, with Ian Bell leading the way with a hundred early on to set Australia a target of 311.
Australia began well, but then lost three wickets in a hurry, before crucially picking up three more as the Aussies finished the day on 174 for six.
"I think we were very happy, in that last session, with how patient we were and getting our rewards at the end was very satisfying," Bell said.
"I thought Australia played very well when they first came out. We probably didn't bowl quite to the standards we'd like and then reassessed at tea.
"We came out with a plan to be very accurate, maybe a little bit more defensive with our field settings, keep the run-rate down and create pressure. We got our wickets at the end due to really accurate bowling.
"It's a big first hour for both teams tomorrow morning.
"They've got two guys that are dangerous players now at the crease and we have to get them out early.
"I've played too much Ashes cricket ... I know not to take anything for granted now."
Australia skipper Michael Clarke is still hopeful his side can knock down the necessary runs, despite having just four wickets in hand.
"I think the way we have seen the rollercoaster go up and down these four days, anything is possible tomorrow," he said.
"We would like to have a few more wickets in hand; I would still like to be not out, but I'm still really confident, with the way Ashton played in the first innings, Brad Haddin's experience and the batters that are left to come, that we have a good chance of winning this Test match.
"It's going to be a tough battle, but there are guys there that have plenty of experience. Mitchell Starc has scored 99 in a Test match in India, Peter Siddle and James Pattinson have scored plenty of runs for us and Brad Haddin has got plenty of experience.
"It's going to be a tough battle, but I know the boys are going to be looking forward to it."
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