Postpublished at 04:24 Greenwich Mean Time 24 November 2017
Well I don't think that exact mode of dismissal was part of the plan.
Warner looks just as stunned as the home Gabba crowd as he strides off.
Here comes Peter Handscomb...
Summary
Smith 64*, Marsh 44*
Australia recover from 76-4
England slip from 246-4 to 302
Vince 83, Malan 56, Stoneman 53
Starc 3-77, Cummins 3-85
Play resumes at 23:58 GMT on Friday
Postpublished at 04:24 Greenwich Mean Time 24 November 2017
Postpublished at 04:22 Greenwich Mean Time 24 November 2017
Dan Norcross
BBC Test Match SpecialThat's an extraordinary shot. It came out of nowhere. It was a nothing ball and he's just clipped it straight to short mid-wicket.
WICKETpublished at 04:21 Greenwich Mean Time 24 November 2017
Warner c Malan b Ball 26 (Aus 59-3)
Out of nowhere!
I was literally typing how nothing had worked for England since the second wicket when David Warner contrives to clip a rather innocuous delivery from Jake Ball straight to Dawid Malan at short mid-wicket.
A bizarre shot and a huge bonus for the tourists.
Image source, PAPostpublished at 04:18 Greenwich Mean Time 24 November 2017
Geoffrey Boycott
Ex-England batsman on BBC Test Match SpecialYou give Warner room, he can free his arms. I wouldn't bowl that way at him, that's all I'm saying. It's not my way.
Aus 56-2published at 04:18 Greenwich Mean Time 24 November 2017
50 up for Australia as Moeen drops a tad too short and wide, allowing Warner to deftly cut it away to the fence.
Good rotation as Warner picks up a single and Smith scrambles three to finish the over.
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Paul Cleaver: I can safely say that I’m the only person on the 5am train from Craiova to Bucharest that has any awareness of a cricket match going on right now
Aus 48-2published at 18 overs
Ball oversteps to concede a no ball before a decent-looking drive for one by Warner.
Not much for Ball until the fifth delivery as he angles one back in and it whistles past off stump - Smith happy to leave it though, he knows where his off peg is.
A comfortable defence to finish.
Postpublished at 04:11 Greenwich Mean Time 24 November 2017
Right, Jake Ball is into the attack for the first time in the Ashes.
He's not bowled much on the tour so far after turning his ankle in that practice match.
Can he nip one of these two out?
Postpublished at 04:10 Greenwich Mean Time 24 November 2017
Stephan Shemilt
BBC Sport at the GabbaBarmies being properly heard for the first time in the series. "We are the Army, the Barmy Army, and we are mental, we are mad. We are the loyalest cricket supporters that the wooorrrrlllllddd has ever had." Repeat. Cracking atmos.
Image source, EPAStuart Broad is even conducting the orchestra, asking for more noise.
Aus 46-2published at 04:10 Greenwich Mean Time 24 November 2017
Warner knocks it through mid-on for one and then Moeen drops too short and Smith can pull away for three.
Another single for Warner and Smith plays out the over.
Postpublished at 04:07 Greenwich Mean Time 24 November 2017
Geoffrey Boycott
Ex-England batsman on BBC Test Match SpecialI would try something different to Smith. I'd bowl fairly straight - to his strength - but I'd pack the on side. He looks, and I hate to say it, a bit ugly duckling. He's not an aesthetic player but he's a very effective player.
Image source, Getty ImagesAus 41-2published at 16 overs
Woakes tidy enough but Smith easily able to leave everything on line. That's fine but Woakes has to be disciplined to keep it there and not drift into Smith's pads and allow him an easy scoring shot.
He is for now - five dot balls to Smith after a single to Warner off the first delivery.
Postpublished at 04:06 Greenwich Mean Time 24 November 2017
Geoffrey Boycott
Ex-England batsman on BBC Test Match SpecialWarner and Smith are so much better than the rest of the Australia line-up that either of their wickets are worth two.
From the press boxpublished at 04:02 Greenwich Mean Time 24 November 2017
Aus 40-2published at 15 overs
Warner 15, Smith 9
Moeen to Smith - plenty of ooh and ahs from Bairstow behind the stumps but no real venom to the right-hander thus far.
The Aussie captain flicks away a single before Warner does the same off the final ball.
Postpublished at 04:00 Greenwich Mean Time 24 November 2017
Glenn McGrath
BBC Test Match SpecialI used to think Michael Slater had all these idiosyncrasies when he was batting, but Steve Smith has him well and truly covered.
Aus 38-2published at 04:00 Greenwich Mean Time 24 November 2017
Steve Smith is obviously a tremendous batsman. But my days he's stressful to watch, taking a huge step from leg stump to off and moving all the time.
I may never fully understand how he's made this technique effective, but it sure has been over the past few years. England need to get the home skipper early.
For now he works Woakes away throught mid-wicket for two before jogging through for a single.
Aus 35-2published at 03:56 Greenwich Mean Time 24 November 2017
Moeen 3-1-6-1
Maiden for Moeen as Warner can't work him away.
Nifty bit of footwork from umpire Aleem Dar to flick the ball up for Moeen too.
get involved Get Involvedpublished at 03:54 Greenwich Mean Time 24 November 2017
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Andy Bracegirdle: Bold prediction I made yesterday. Moeen Ali will take more wickets this series with a lower average than Nathan Lyon!
Ed Woodley: This plan to keep Warner off strike with easy singles and attacking the other batsman! Working a treat!
Image source, ReutersAus 35-2published at 12 overs
Warner 14, Smith 5
Yeesh, Steve Smith is not lacking in confidence nor touch as he just whips one off his toes through wide mid-on and it rollicks away to the fence.
A few leaves follow, Smith displaying his trademark fidgety style.
Khawaja has struggled against spin in the past so a crafty bit of captaincy from Joe Root if that's part of the reason he got Moeen Ali on early.
Steadying ship time for Australia's linchpins Warner and Smith.