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Ed Smith
Ex-England batsman on BBC Test Match Special
Edged! Gone!
Summary
Australia close on 244-3 - Smith unbeaten on 65
Warner makes 103 after being reprieved by Curran no-ball on 99
Wickets for Anderson, Broad & Woakes
Australia won toss; Bird replaces Starc
Australia 3-0 up in five-match series
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WICKETpublished at 47.4 overs
Warner c Bairstow b Anderson 103 (Aus 135-2)
Image source, PAThis time David Warner is gone! He's had one reprieve but not this time.
It is a soft dismissal as he gets a faint nick behind off James Anderson which is snaffled by Jonny Bairstow behind the stumps. The umpires check for the no ball meaning England have to wait nervously but Jimmy is as safe as ever. Warner is definitely out this time. He receives a terrific ovation for an eventful and excellent century.
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Ebony Rainford-Brent
Ex-England batter on BBC Test Match SpecialAlthough Warner is scoring freely, Bancroft and Khawaja have both looked all at sea. It's not much but that might be something to take for England.
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David Warner is the kind of guy who'd hold the cracker halfway up to beat his 7 year old niece.
Theo
Aus 135-1published at 47 overs
You've got to feel for Tom Curran. He's bowling nicely and now beats Khawaja outside off stump again.
The TV replays are showing the moment it dawned on him he'd bowled a no ball on that Warner 'wicket'. This is effectively his first day in his new job as a Test cricketer remember. Any of you ever done anything similarly embarrassing?
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Ben Williams: This is painful for England. At my wife's parents' house in Oz and they are loving this score.
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Warner 103, Khawaja 5
England are pegging the run rate back as this ball gets softer and softer. James Anderson bowls his second successive maiden with more bowling outside the off stump. England are working hard on the ball. Can they start to get some reverse to create a bigger threat?
Aus 135-1published at 45 overs
Curran 7-2-23-0
Tom Curran has tried round the wicket to these two left handers and is now going over the wicket. The young man is mixing it up even if he is bowling in the low to mid 80s mph.
We saw a back-of-the-hand slower ball earlier and here is another. Good skills. Curran is giving it everything on his Test debut. He'd be a lot happier if that wicket was back beside his name though.
Aus 132-1published at 44 overs
Warner 101, Khawaja 4
A maiden now from Jimmy Anderson as we continue this post-century lull. The replays show Warner had a little word with Tom Curran after he reached his ton. I'm guessing it wasn't a compliment.
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Umpires don't look for no balls anymore. I'd love to know how many Curran has bowled that have gone uncalled. If he'd been no balled along time ago, he'd have readjusted.
Jack, Bournemouth.
Aus 132-1published at 43 overs
Warner 101, Khawaja 4
Yikes. That's brilliant from Tom Curran. Almost as good a response as he can give to the big mistake. He beats Warner outside off stump with a delivery that just nips away off the pitch.
Good line and length from the 22-year-old. Fair play. Curran doesn't look too bothered by everything.
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Sam Pougatch: The last 5 minutes sums up the whole series. Time for a beer.
James Vicary: Just managed to wake up my shattered fiance and new born baby for a wicket that's didn't count!
Aus 132-1published at 42 overs
Warner 101, Khawaja 4
It is now like a totally different game as near silence descends over the MCG with Jimmy Anderson bowling quiet over with just one run coming from it.
Everyone needs a breather after that. How must Tom Curran be feeling?
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Warner 100, Khawaja 4
We've got a drinks break now to all calm down after that.
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Stephan Shemilt
BBC Sport in Melbourne
Image source, PAAbsolutely extraordinary. The noise when Warner was 'out' was quite something, but nothing compared to the roar when the replay of the no-ball appeared on the big screen. Next ball, the century, was louded than both put together, and probably heard in Perth. The most incredible two deliveries of Test cricket.
Aus 131-1published at 41 overs
Cricket, ey? Not often you see something like that.
It was a really bad shot from Warner on 99, chipping a leading edge to Stuart Broad at mid on. England thought they had their man but 22-year-old Tom Curran committed the biggest sin of all. Get your foot behind the line!
It was only an inch or two over but it was over.
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Michael Vaughan
Ex-England captain on BBC Test Match SpecialIt's lucky because of that reprieve on 99 but it's been a wonderful innings. He came out knowing this pitch was an absolute belter.
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Fi Cousins: Unbelievable.
Liam Reilly: Oh Tom...
100 for Warnerpublished at 40.5 overs
Image source, PAAnd next ball David Warner gets his century!
Amazing scenes at 'the G'. What drama. Warner was furious with himself a ball earlier and thought he was out. Now he is roaring in the middle, holding his bat and helmet aloft.
The crowd is going absolutely wild. Warner's teammates are on their feet applauding with huge smiles on their faces.