GHOSTBUSTER Harry Brook took the Aussies on a guided tour of their favourite haunt with a brilliant 87-ball hundred.
Beneath the fortress of Lumley Castle at Chester-Le-Street, Brook's first century as stand-in England captain kept the Metro Bank one-day series alive.
A rousing six-wicket win under Duckworth-Lewis the system sends England to Lord's on Friday 2-1 down with two to play.
At 254-4, needing only 51 off 12.2 overs when a shower swept in, Brook was unbeaten on 110 and the Aussies looked like they had seen a ghost - which, not so long ago, one of them was convinced he had.
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