Reliving Mitchell Johnson's Ashes 2013/14 

#4 7-40 in the first innings

Second Test, Day 3.

The third day of the Adelaide test saw a remarkable bowling performance from Johnson. He hit the deck hard and produced notable amounts of swing and direction. Unlike Brisbane, he started off here in Adelaide with real intent, direction, and rhythm.

Much to his delight, he smashed the England captain's castle and bowled him over with a peach of a delivery.

After that, he ran riot over the English middle and lower-order, taking six more wickets in a single session, after lunch. He also took three wickets in one over. It all started with a wicket of Ben Stokes, who was beaten by pace. Clarke's decision to review the initial not-out decision proved to be the pendulum that swung momentum into Aussies' favor.

Within a short while, he dislodged the stumps of Stuart Broad, James Anderson, and Monty Panesar, assuring no nonsense from the tail. He pitched in the right areas and left the opposition's test match hanging by a thread.