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Image source, Getty ImagesAustralia still trail by 93 runs. The number one ranked batsman is still at the crease. Grab a coffee and keep your eyes and ears on this one.
Summary
England reach close with a lead of seven runs
Australia's fast bowlers intimidate in final session
'Like Thomson & Lillee all over again' - Tufnell on TMS
Cook & Vince out; Root hit on helmet by Starc bouncer
Australia 328 all out - Smith 141 not out
Postpublished at 01:35 Greenwich Mean Time 25 November 2017
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Dan Norcross
BBC Test Match SpecialThe new ball has changed the complexion of the match again.
Image source, PAAus 209-7published at 82 overs
Broad 14-7-29-3
Oh, seriously, that is such a good catch from Broad. To get down that quickly, to have the reactions and awareness to know where the ball is. Brilliant. He welcomes Pat Cummins to the crease by beating his outside edge. Cummins, wisely, defends the final ball of the over away.
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Dan Norcross
BBC Test Match SpecialIf you were even considering going to bed, I would hold off.
WICKETpublished at 81.3 overs
Starc c&b Broad 6 (Aus 209-6)
Comeback! What a catch!
Mitch Starc gets done over by a short delivery from Stuart Broad, his mouth hanging open as he gets turned over, and Broad does brilliantly well to get down quickly and get his hands underneath it. That is not an easy catch to take, and Broad has pulled it off perfectly.
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Michael Vaughan
Ex-England captain on BBC Test Match SpecialThat's probably the right approach for the lower order on this ground - just try to put it in the stands because it's so slow off the pitch.
Aus 209-6published at 81.2 overs
Off the mark with a six! Oh, what a shot that is from Mitchell Starc! He stands tall, drives down the ground and the ball just whizzes over the rope. That is superb.
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Michael Vaughan
Ex-England captain on BBC Test Match SpecialAn extra bit of nip with the new ball and it's a really good catch from Bairstow as it was moving at some pace. Perfect for England and Anderson.
Aus 202-6published at 81 overs
Trail by 100
Starc sees off Anderson's final two deliveries, and the England man gets a warm round of applause from the Barmy Army. A wicket maiden with the new ball. Lovely stuff.
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You know that heart eyes emoji? It was made for deliveries like that.
Here's Mitchell Starc.
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Dan Norcross
BBC Test Match SpecialAn absolute beauty. A spectacular wicket.
WICKETpublished at 80.4 overs
Paine c Bairstow b Anderson 13 (Aus 202-6)
Gone! Done by a beauty!
That is superb new ball bowling by James Anderson. He got some movement straight away and he gets this delivery to move away from Tim Paine, who gropes outside off stump and sends an edge through to Bairstow.
It's a fine catch from Bairstow, too, diving to his right.
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New ball takenpublished at 01:21 Greenwich Mean Time 25 November 2017
James Anderson has a shiny red cherry in his hands. He's looking at it rather disdainfully, all the same.
Aus 200-5published at 80 overs
Moeen to bowl the final over before the new ball, over the wicket to Smith who is happy to just rock back and prod the first three deliveries back to the bowler.
"Lovely, lovely, lovely," reckons Bairstow behind the stumps.
A flick round the corner, no run again. Another flick but this time Smith beats the man at backward square leg and jogs a couple - that's 200 up for the hosts.
One last chance with old ball - Smith finds that man round the corner and that's that.
How's stat?!published at 01:17 Greenwich Mean Time 25 November 2017
Aus 198-5published at 79 overs
Smith makes Root wait as he goes through his fidgety warm up routine, and then the Australia captain is on the move straight away to whip a single to mid-wicket. Paine almost does the splits as he shapes to pad away a ball from Root, before Bairstow does a bit of juggling to catch a delivery that drifts down leg. A speedy over, there.
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Joe Root's seen enough. He's bringing himself on for a bowl.
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Michael Vaughan
Ex-England captain on BBC Test Match SpecialJoe Root has been terrific so far - we need to wait a few more weeks to judge him properly but his captaincy has been fascinating to watch.
His plan is to put fielders where he thinks the ball is going to go in the air and not worry about tradition and history.
Image source, PAAus 197-5published at 78 overs
Smith 76, Paine 11
Hello to you too, Darren. Moeen is going to continue, with a slip and short leg, and Moeen dives extremely well in his follow through to cut off a firm whack from Paine. Moeen spins through a tidy over to push England closer to the new ball.
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