Australia lose top four in final session
Two wkts each for Anderson & Woakes
Australia led by 215 on first innings
England 227: Lyon 4-60, Starc 3-49
Overton 41*, Cook 37, Woakes 36
Australia lead 1-0 in five-match series
Play starts at 03:01 GMT on Tuesday
England need a further 24 runs to avoid the follow-on, and you'd imagine they've got eight overs to properly get them before the new ball comes into play.
That's me done for a bit. Amy Lofthouse will take you through the final session.
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This is truly awful. Can you imagine what it would be like if Australia were really, really good?
Chris K
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Worst start to a series in living memory for me, the 90’s were never this bad!
Andy Williams, Manchester
We have witnessed two outstanding Australia catches today - first from Nathan Lyon and then Mitchell Starc, both off their own bowling...
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Simeon Ayling: Can we all agree day/night games are a bad idea? I think I preferred waking up to another feeble England effort to seeing half of it happen.
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Andrew Caistor
What! No 'last man stands'?
Neil Crocombe, Portsmouth
What you mean they went home on day three?
Colin
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Sadly the epic Ashes comeback and 3-2 win for England, culminating at Sydney in January, will come too late for them to take ‘Team of Year’ award at BBC Sports Personality of the Year in a week or so.
Fred, Wimborne.
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For the good of Test cricket it’s time we considered two divisions. We want to watch competitive cricket.
Chris, Newcastle
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BBC Sport in Adelaide
This is quite cool. A 3D print of the ground, made by the University of Adelaide and on display in the museum.
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Ally Lamont: I don’t think any England fan expected to wake up today to anything other than an England batting collapse.
Geoffrey Boycott
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Sometimes, you get bowled out by good bowling. We played at balls that were wide - just naive things. I just don't think we've assessed it like they did.
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I can only hope we’re in the middle of a Hollywood blockbuster. 2-0 down, Ben Stokes flies in from NZ and pummels the Aussies at Perth. They panic and, Brearley-esque leadership from Root leads us to an improbable 3-2 win. Domnhall Gleeson plays Stokes, Daniel Radcliffe Joe Root. Brilliant...
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Sports headline writing is easy. England collapse in (insert number) innings of (insert number) Test. Copy. Paste. Go to pub.
Darrell
A horror of a day for England.
They resumed on 29-1 this morning. They have taken tea at 219-8.
England lost four wickets before tea and and a further three before dinner, with all the batsmen deserving of blame for the strokes they played.
James Vince, caught behind forcing off the back foot in the second over of the day, and Joe Root, who edged a drive to third slip, were perhaps the most culpable.
Brilliant return catches from Nathan Lyon and Mitchell Starc accounted for Moeen Ali and Jonny Bairstow respectively, although they too played poor strokes.
It was left to Chris Woakes, with 36, and number nine Craig Overton, who is unbeaten on 36, to show their supposedly better colleagues how it should be done.
England are 219-8 at dinner, within 24 runs of avoiding the follow-on.
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BBC Test Match Special
There are currently highlights of the day's play of Test Match Special if you want to relive England's top order collapse.
Listen at the top of this page.
Just a reminder that this is the 40-minute 'dinner' interval. It has been a pretty shoddy day for England but that 66-run partnership will make the food go down a little better at least.
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