Handscomb 36*, Marsh 20*; stand: 48
Debutant Overton bowls Smith
Khawaja 53, Warner 47, Smith 40
England won toss; Aus 1-0 up in series
Nine overs lost to three rain delays
Day two to start early at 03:00 GMT
Here's a big moment for young Craig Overton. He's about to get his first bowl in Test cricket.
England's last bowling debutant, Toby Roland-Jones, took four wickets in his first 33 balls. More of the same please.
Alison Mitchell
BBC Test Match Special
It just feels as if the bowling, particularly from Broad, has some more intent about it.
Warner 32, Khawaja 5
Stuart Broad is definitely making a big effort to get the ball full and that means wickets are more likely but so are runs. David Warner, again on the front foot, drives through mid-off but the ball is just chased down inside the rope.
Just as I point out Broad's full length, he bounces one in short to Khawaja, who doesn't quite get a hold of it. He takes a couple off the bottom edge to fine leg to bring up the Aussie 50.
Image source, Getty ImagesMoeen is indeed swinging his arms to get loose in the covers but with Warner on strike Joe Root is going to hold his spinner back. Remember Moeen dismissed Khawaja at Brisbane and the Aussie number three has a shocking record against off-spin.
Anderson starts the over with a delivery on a good length but Warner pushes him for a couple. That causes Jimmy to drag his length back before going full again and Warner once again leaps on to the front foot and drives through the covers for four. He steals a single off the final ball too. Good batting.
Stephan Shemilt
BBC Sport in Adelaide
Moeen getting loose. He could get an early go at Khawaja.
Simon Mann
BBC Test Match Special commentator
Moeen's loosening up at mid-wicket. He has got two left-handers to bowl at.
Warner 22, Khawaja 3
This pitch has been a little odd so far. One minute it flies through but in this over Jonny Bairstow is taking a delivery near his shoe laces. Stuart Broad starts bowling over the wicket to Khawaja and, after finding no success, tries round the wicket onwith the final ball. Khawaja is happy to watch the ball go by.
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Image source, Getty ImagesWarner 22, Khawaja 3
That's the length, Jimmy.
Anderson draws David Warner forward and finds a bit of wobble and the pink ball beats the outside edge. Warner nicks a single but then Anderson repeats the trick to Usman Khawaja with another delivery that goes across the left-hander and beats the outside edge.
Warner 21, Khawaja 3
A push from Khawaja behind backward point gives him a couple more. The Aussie number three is a fan of day-night cricket. He scored a hundred against South Africa against the pink ball last year.
They're showing pictures of the run-out on the TV. Stuart Broad gave a big roar in celebration towards David Warner as Cameron Bancroft failed to make his ground. England are pumped.
Stephan Shemilt
BBC Sport in Adelaide
Image source, BBC SportSteady view from the Cathedral End. Yes, there are people on top of the stand.
The rain delay means we have two lengthy sessions to come in the rest of the day's play. Here are your revised times...
We'll also have an early start tomorrow.
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Just woke up. First ball I witness we get a wicket! I could get used to this!
Rory, Newcastle
Warner 21, Khawaja 1
It is indeed James Anderson to start off from the other end after the rain. He starts too short again, allowing Usman Khwaja to get off strike with a push into the leg side, but is back on the money for the rest of the over.
Anderson has his hands on his head. England's slip fielders are chirping away, oooohing and aaaahhhing as the ball passes the bat. Intensity.
Stephan Shemilt
BBC Sport in Adelaide
What made the work from Chris Woakes all the more impressive was taking a moment to steady himself before releasing the throw. He went to hurl it when he was off balance, but realised how far away Bancroft was. He waited just a fraction of a second, making sure he hit the bullseye.
Image source, Getty ImagesThis is a completely different game after the rain delay. Stuart Broad is now finally pitching the ball up and he gets one to swing in and clatter into David Warner's pads. Broad goes up with a huge appeal, begging the umpire, but that was going down leg side. The ball was doing too much. Broad has a little at Dave Warner to finish the over. Warner just stares back. This is hotting up.
Usman Khawaja is the new batsman by the way but is yet to face. So, so much better from England.
Glenn McGrath
Ex-Australia pace bowler on BBC Test Match Special
Their communication had been really good but a mix up there was just what England needed. England were going through the motions until then. They needed a wicket then, and they got it.