Postpublished at 17:32 British Summer Time 5 September 2019
Nathan Lyon's just sat bolt upright in the dressing room.
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
Nathan Lyon's just sat bolt upright in the dressing room.
Daniel Norcross
BBC Test Match Special
They are very worrying signs that Joe Root is getting prodigious turn to the left-hander.
Smith 205, Starc 8
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Mitchell Starc goes for a huge yahoo down the ground, misses, and the ball deflects into Ben Stokes' ankle via Jonny Bairstow's gloves. Stokes goes hopping away in discomfort, while Root keeps on turning the ball back into Starc's pads.
Joe Root is coming on to bowl.
I'm saying nothing.
Ebony Rainford-Brent
Ex-England batter on BBC Test Match Special
It is a huge honour to watch him. To come back and play like this after Lord's - what character.
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Smith 205, Starc 6
Lovely bowling from Stuart Broad, beating Steve Smith as he goes driving outside off stump.
Smith resets and then thwacks the next ball wide of mid-on for four. I think I've got Stockholm Syndrome because I can't imagine not watching him bat.
Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent
Old Trafford is on its feet and that is good to see. Everyone is applauding this remarkable, eccentric and extraordinary batsman.
He is the best in the world.
What a player!
Old Trafford rises as one to this absolutely astonishing player. He runs through with his bat aloft and then stands and salutes to all corners of the ground.
The best in the world, by far.
Mitchell Starc comes tearing up from the non striker's end as Steve Smith nudges into the leg side, but there's no run there and the big fast bowler has to hurtle back to make his ground.
Here we go...
Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent
The England body language is not great. There are slumped shoulders and hands on hips.
Stuart Broad is going to come on and bowl to Steve Smith on 199*.
I bet he's thrilled.
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How many kilos of peeled potatoes are we up to?
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Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent
The ball is doing a bit. There is still some movement there. England will have to be careful when they bat.
Mitch Starc goes groping outside his off stump and gets beaten by Craig Overton.
I have a really awful feeling England are going to get rolled on this pitch, you know. If there's one bowler you'd want in your attack on this surface, it's Mitch Starc.
Steve Smith throws his head back in anguish as he guides the ball along the ground to Joe Denly at third man.
He's on 199.
Steve Smith faces up to Craig Overton on 198...
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Smith 198, Starc 6
Steve Smith works the ball down to third man - it could be four but Craig Overton throws himself on the ball and Smith berates himself as he jogs through for a single. He's fuming.