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
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Not Jason: If I was Stokes I'd be furious after his heroics last Test England have been an absolute shambles today bar Broad. Lazy, not concentrating & not good enough application. Stokes kept them in the Ashes & this is the response. This could be over by 2morrow night
There was a run out chance at the end of that Joe Root over, but it was a poor throw from Jason Roy and Root ended up breaking the stumps with his arms as he tried to collect the ball.
Sort of sums up the day, really.
Andrew Samson
BBC Test Match Special statistician
The no-ball Jack Leach bowled was his eighth in first-class cricket. He has bowled a no-ball once every 324 overs.
Mitch Starc goes slogging but he can only pick up a single to Jason Roy at cow corner.
Starc carries on trying to smack every ball into oblivion but he can't reach a delivery from Joe Root that turns out of the rough. England's left-handers are not going to enjoy this.
Geoffrey Boycott
Ex-England batsman on BBC Test Match Special
What should be worrying for England supporters is Jofra Archer has been out of sorts. He has looked tired. After this match there is only three days before the next one at The Oval.
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Before this match Steve Smith averaged over 63. It would take 15 tests of him batting twice each match and getting 0 in every innings for his average to drop below 50. 50 being the benchmark of a world class career. Epoch defining player.
Luke
Everyone's looking over their shoulders, but Tim Paine is unmoved...
And in what has been my favourite innings of the day, Mitchell Starc pushes a single to go a 49-ball half-century.
Nathan Lyon uppercuts Jofra Archer over Jonny Bairstow's head and just gets a single, which does not impress Jofra.
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England's attitude today has been woeful. Look beaten since the start of the day. They have wasted the glorious chance given to them by Ben Stokes.
Mark
Image source, ReutersPlay can go on until 19:12 BST tonight, so Australia will probably want an hour's crack at England?
Geoffrey Boycott
Ex-England batsman on BBC Test Match Special
It is not a good moment for the opening batsmen. They are watching the clock, watching the dressing room for the declaration and trying to get their minds right for batting.
These runs lift the whole Australia team.
Turns out this is how you get Steve Smith out...
Three runs are all that Mitchell Starc and Nathan Lyon can work from this Joe Root over. That genuinely feels like a victory at the minute.
Well, Australia are all in their whites up in the dressing room.
This could be the last over...
Michael Vaughan
Ex-England captain on BBC Test Match Special
At this stage as a skipper you just say "spread out". The ball could go anywhere.
That's Mitch Starc's third six of the match. He's on 48 from 44 balls. My word.
Jofra sends an 89mph throat ball down to Mitch Starc, who ducks it. I imagine that'll be repaid in kind at some point in the next day.
Oh! Starc swings, swings hard and beats an astonishing dive from Jos Buttler at third man to get... well, is it four or six? Has it gone over the ropes?
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Rob Elmore: Even my cat can’t believe Smith’s out!
Image source, @ElmorerobJofra Archer will continue after drinks, and bounces Nathan Lyon first up.
Lyon uppercuts his next delivery for a single down to Rory Burns at third man.