A third slip is now in place to James Vince. The Aussies know where his weakness is. There are 25 minutes until dinner. England's number three surely has to put that off drives away for now. England have scored just 15 runs in the last 10 overs. Another maiden. Tense.

Paul Shaddock‏: Sorry ladies and gents. Cook’s wicket was entirely my fault. Got back from walking the dog and stuck the radio on and the first ball I heard was Cook’s wicket. Switched the radio again now.

Andrew Samson
BBC Test Match Special statistician

That's the seventh time Nathan Lyon has got Alastair Cook out in Tests. He averages 19.7 against him.

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James Vince's ends the run of two back-to-back maidens as he gets off the mark with a single. Wowsers. Now that's a brutal delivery from Nathan Lyon. Big spin and big bounce but it misses Stoneman's edge and hits wicketkeeper Tim Paine in the chest. Lyon was leaping three feet in the air there as the ball went past Stoneman. How did that not get a wicket?

England desperately need Stoneman and Vince to dig in like they did in the first innings at Brisbane. Tuffers is not happy with the ball tracking on that review. He says the ball was going down leg.

Calm down, Mark. Calm down. England have just lost a wicket and now Stoneman wafts outside off stump. He gets away with it, though. There's no edge.

Stephan Shemilt
BBC Sport in Adelaide

And with that, the Aussies inside the Adelaide Oval breathe a huge sigh of relief. The tension beforehand was nothing like the suspense of the review, followed by a huge roar. Nathan Lyon again. He'll by prime minister by the end of this series.

Skunks, Punk!‏: Stoneman first past the "if all 11 score this, we win" marker. 10 to go!

Andy Hellier: It's all bound to go to pieces now that we all get ourselves out of bed.

Michael Vaughan
Ex-England captain on BBC Test Match Special

I'm interested in how James Vince is going to come out and play. He's got to give himself a chance and back his technique to let himself survive for half an hour.

A massive blow for England as Nathan Lyon does for Alastair Cook. The TMS team were convinced that was not out at first glance and I must say I agreed. It didn't look right but the decision stands.

James Vince survives his first ball. The good news is he's a right-hander. Lyon has been tearing through the England lefties for fun.

Michael Vaughan
Ex-England captain on BBC Test Match Special

It did look like it was a long way to the leg side.

Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent on Test Match Special

I'm surprised at that.

Michael Vaughan
Ex-England captain on BBC Test Match Special

The only worry for Cook is that he fell over.

Alastair Cook would have been out earlier had Australia reviewed and the Steve Smith isn't going to take that chance again. Nathan Lyon hits him on the pads and there's a big appeal but a shake of the head. This is close...

Pol Devid‏: Watching from my classroom in St Petersburg, Russia. My students have an impromptu end-of-term test so that I can cast regular glances at the laptop...

Now another ball beats the outside edge. This time it is Alastair Cook who gets away with a nervy prod to Josh Hazlewood. The run rate was up at 4.50 earlier in the innings but now Hazlewood and Lyon are really tightening things up. Just a single from this latest over.

A day which will have cheered England fans and the neutrals.

Resuming on 53-4, Australia were bowled out for 138 as the superb James Anderson finished with 5-43, his first five-wicket haul in Tests in Australia. Chris Woakes chipped in with 4-36 to continue a remarkable England fightback.

It left England chasing 354, which would be their highest successful Test chase and the 10th highest by any team in Test history. While that remains unlikely, England's prospects are significantly brighter than they were when they conceded a first-innings deficit of 215.

Alastair Cook and Mark Stoneman have just brought up the fifty partnership, their first of the series. So far, so good.

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Michael Vaughan
Ex-England captain on BBC Test Match Special

Australia are buzzing around in the field. They've just started upping their energy levels. England have to be careful here.

It's really hard to tell on those replays whether that carried to Josh Hazlewood. Mark Stoneman will definitely have been worried for a while. He now almost chops on to his stumps a couple of balls later but survives... just. Australia are making things happen again.

Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent on Test Match Special

I don't think that quite got to Hazlewood. Stoneman just helped it around the corner. It was a difficult chance for a big man coming in.