Postpublished at 11:15 British Summer Time 5 September 2019
Stephan Shemilt
BBC Sport at Old Trafford
Quiet again at Old Trafford. Encouragement of the England fielders and individual shouts from spectators clearly audible.
Denly falls for 4 in England reply
Australia 497-8 dec: Smith 211
Smith dropped by Archer on 65
Caught off Leach no-ball on 118
Labuschagne 67, Paine 58, Starc 54*
England drop three catches
Fourth Test, day two, Old Trafford
Five-match series level at 1-1
Amy Lofthouse and Matthew Henry
Stephan Shemilt
BBC Sport at Old Trafford
Quiet again at Old Trafford. Encouragement of the England fielders and individual shouts from spectators clearly audible.
Jason Roy's having an attempt at getting the ball changed.
He tries to grab it out of Marais Erasmus' hands and push it through that ball measuring thing - there's definitely a more technical term for that - but Erasmus keeps moving it further and further out of his reach.
The upshot is, they're not going to change the ball.
Jack Skelton
BBC Sport at Old Trafford
A temporary solution...
...before a more permanent one is found.
Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent
Mark Wood said yesterday that it is England's plan to completely ignore Smith and all of his mannerisms. It would be easy to get frustrated.
Run rate 3.85
There's some swing there for Stuart Broad as he nips one past Steve Smith's off stump, before Smith goes through his tippy-tapping routines.
Broad whistles down a filthy bouncer that Smith barely has to duck and Smith snaffles a single to end the over.
Andrew Samson
BBC Test Match Special statistician
On the first day of a Test Steve Smith averages 119.94. On day two onwards he becomes a normal great - not just an 'out of this world great' - and averages 51.
Stuart Broad will bowl to Steve Smith.
Top of off, please...
Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent
You would think this was a man playing in his first Test match. Smith is jittery, nervous and all over the place.
Travis Head ends another frenetic over with a poke and a miss outside the off stump.
Glenn McGrath
Ex-Australia bowler on BBC Test Match Special
I don't think Jofra Archer likes the cold weather at all. He didn't have a good day yesterday.
Steve Smith plays a horrible drive to inside edge Jofra Archer's latest delivery past his stumps.
This is a strange, strange start to the morning...
Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent
Replays make catches look easy but Archer will think he should have caught that.
A chance - but Jofra Archer can't cling on!
It's a full toss, truth be told, and Steve Smith bunts it straight back down the ground. Archer gets his hands across in his follow through, gets fingertips on it, but it bursts through and ends up trickling for four!
Oh, no...
Shot!
That's not a great follow-up from Jofra Archer, short but not menacing, and Steve Smith cracks it through cover for his first four of the morning.
Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent
When was the last time Steve Smith has been beaten twice in his first half a dozen balls?!
Beaten outside the off stump!
Steve Smith has been beaten twice this morning. That feels almost historic.
Right, Jofra Archer will have a bowl at Steve Smith...
#bbccricket
Alan Broadbent: All aboard the Archer express!!
Stephan Shemilt
BBC Sport at Old Trafford
Yet another new plan for Steve Smith - Ben Stokes lurking at a quirky deep leg gully...
The first run of the day comes as Steve Smith tucks an easy single off his legs.