Moeen wheels through a second consecutive maiden to open up as Warner is forced to smother a few decent balls and misses out on cutting away a shorter one.

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Vic Marks
Ex-England spinner on BBC Test Match Special

Joe Root has got five bowlers but they're not cast iron, golden options.

Curran a touch short first up and Warner swivels away to deep mid-wicket for two.

Warner prods to mid-off for one to finish. Curran still yet to find his length.

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Double change - Tom Curran is into the attack for Stuart Broad...

Bright start from Moeen, more accurate so far than what he served up at Melbourne. Khawaja looking to move his feet and get down the pitch, but only able to defend. A maiden for Moeen.

Moeen Ali is going to have an early bowl. He may be England's second spinner in this Test but he got Usman Khawaja, who has struggled at times against off-spin, out cheaply at Brisbane.

Can he do so again?

Vic Marks
Ex-England spinner on BBC Test Match Special

Cameron Bancroft looked pretty good in his first Test, particularly in that second innings at Brisbane. He played very positively there. I think it's hubris - all that laughter from his press conference afterwards. He hasn't looked great since. Today was a very bad dismissal. He missed an 82mph straight ball.

Khawaja works it off his hips for one before Warner patiently defends and leaves a few.

The last ball from Broad is too straight and Warner clips through mid-wicket for two.

Anderson, varying his lengths nicely, prevents Warner from getting anything away, until the Aussie opener slices away square for a couple.

Geoffrey Boycott
Ex-England batsman on BBC Test Match Special

It's been a pretty good start by England. They've bowled better lengths and there's nice carry to the keeper. It has been fuller by England and that's what it's needed all series.

Broad goes short and straight and Warner flicks it fine off the edge for four.

An inside edge follows but it evades the stumps and Warner runs a single.

Jonny Bairstow is wearing a black armband today. His father David, also a former Yorkshire and England wicketkeeper, died on this day in 1998.

Anderson strays too full and Khawaja punches it nicely down the ground for a couple.

Good response from Anderson, getting one past the outside edge going across Khawaja from over the wicket.

Broad drops just a tad short and Warner is able to flick it into leg for one.

Here goes Broad at Khawaja - but it's full and driven out through cover for one. The bat did skew in Khawaja's hands a tad there but controlled enough.

Andy Zaltzman
BBC Test Match Special statistician

Bancroft the first Australian opener to be bowled out for a duck in the first innings of an Ashes Test since Graeme Wood, SCG, January 1979.

Anderson tries to give Khawaja a working over, probing on a nice length but the Aussie number three calmly defends all six deliveries. Another maiden for Anderson.

Geoffrey Boycott
Ex-England batsman on BBC Test Match Special

My impression was there was no footwork there. It was a pitched-up delivery. England only started to do that in Melbourne, and it's got Broad a wicket. Bancroft needs to work on his technique.

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Khawaja turns it away into mid-wicket to get off the mark.

Warner had already scampered a single off the first ball and gets more runs, driving through the covers for a couple.

Andrew Samson
BBC Test Match Special statistician

That was Stuart Broad's 399th Test wicket.