Smith 92*, S Marsh 7*
England drop three catches
Two wickets for injured Overton
Khawaja 50, Bancroft 25, Warner 22
England slip from 368-4 to 403 all out
Malan 140, Bairstow 119; Starc 4-91
Australia lead 2-0 in five-Test series
Anderson goes full and straight to Steve Smith, who avoids yorking himself before he thumps a drive straight back at the bowler. He's middling everything, and to prove the point, he plants his foot down the wicket and drives Anderson through the covers for a sumptuous boundary. Anderson, as you'd imagine, looks thrilled as he gets his cap back off the umpire.
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I’m almost impressed by the England batsmen for their sheer consistency. We definitely have the most consistent batting line-up in world cricket at the moment. If only that was in scoring runs rather than collapsing....
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Image source, Getty ImagesShot! That's better from Khawaja, leaning back to meet a wide delivery from Chris Woakes and cracking it past point for a boundary. Woakes bends his back in responds and there's a whirl of the wrists from Khawaja to jab his bat down and keep the ball away from his midriff.
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Dan Armstrong: Submitting my History PhD applications whilst listening to BBC TMS describe Craig Overton knock over the Aussie top-order. There are definitely worse ways to spend a Friday morning.
Ooh. There's a touch of swing there for James Anderson as Usman Khawaja presses forward and the ball just slides past the outside edge of the bat. Khawaja puffs out his cheeks and stares at the wicket while Anderson glares at him. Steve Smith takes the opportunity at the end of the over to have a quick word with his mate, although Khawaja looks incredibly relaxed out there.
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Graeme Swann
Ex-England spinner on BBC Radio 5 live
They've gone for the straight option and it's not worked. Steve Smith's cruised to 50. A very aesthetically pleasing 50. He's not been troubled at all.
His technique just does not work against a swinging ball.
There's a lot going on when Smith bats. Arms, legs, elbow, bat. They're all over the show. It's so strange when you first see it but he's made it so effective for himself.
Still some decent pace and carry in this wicket, as Chris Woakes gets one to shape over Smith's stumps, but Smith's having none of it. He leaves it well alone, and Woakes trundles his way through a maiden.
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John Dunthorne: Joe Root is not showing the leadership that England need. Terrible lack of concentration.
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Smith is remarkable. He's made 19 of his 21 centuries in the first innings of a Test. That's a genuine statement of intent. He's got a much better conversion rate than Root, too.
Usman Khawaja, meanwhile, looks fidgety, and not in the Steve Smith sort of way. He cracks a drive towards a fielder before he gets squared up by James Anderson. He crosses his wrists and defends while Smith prods and pokes the ground.
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The fact the England have put up a competitive total and I’m following the match in detail is giving me something to do during the typhoon we are in, on the small Philippine island of Siargao. Charging my phone every time the power comes back on for a bit. Come on.
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Graeme Swann
Ex-England spinner on BBC Radio 5 live
Smith's technique against a ball that's not moving laterally is unbelievably effective. It's brilliant.
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Steve Smith looks bang in the mood for this.
He rifles another cover drive away to the boundary to reach his half-century. Apart from that one ball by Craig Overton on the stroke of tea, he's looked utterly untroubled. He's got to 50 in 58 balls as well.
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Dave W: Root's sunglasses have red lenses. The ball is red. So won't everything had a red cast to it, making the ball harder to pick up (red ball against a reddish background?)
Graeme Swann
Ex-England spinner on BBC Radio 5 live
I can't understand why Joe Root hasn't seen it at all. You can only imagine that he wasn't expecting the edge because when you see them you pick them up. I just can't put my finger on it.
Image source, ReutersDropped on 0, a chance goes begging on 32... Usman Khawaja's had some luck on his side today. He gets to face James Anderson and is promptly rapped on the chest for his troubles. He drops his hands and taps a single away.
Graeme Swann
Ex-England spinner on BBC Radio 5 live
That was a strange one. If you were going to win the Ashes you have to win this Test match, you have to take your chances. This was a gilt-edged chance.
That was very odd. It was like Root wasn't paying attention.
Simon Mann
BBC Test Match Special commentator
Woakes did everything right. But Root didn't even touch it.