Buttler unbeaten with 64 at the close
England slump from 130-2 to 226-8
Root - dropped three times - is bowled by Cummins for 57 to bring about collapse
Four wickets for Marsh and two each for Cummins and Hazlewood
Australia - 2-1 up in series - have already retained Ashes
Australia won toss; 5th Test, day one, The Oval
Settle yourself down, Joseph Edward Root.
Another loose drive and Josh Hazlewood beats the outside edge.
Not the one straight after the interval and especially not after nearly nicking off the over before. Play yourself back in first.
Amy Lofthouse
BBC Sport at The Oval
Breaking: Steve Smith is mortal after all.
Phil Tufnell
Ex-England spinner on BBC Test Match Special
Dropped again! Steve Smith has done something wrong! It's unbelievable. He had to get a good dive out and Root had gone after it hard. It was a healthy edge and Smith will be disappointed with that.
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Misfortune is happening in threes for Australia.
Would you believe it, they've dropped Joe Root again - and this time it's Steve Smith!
A tough chance but grabbable, Smith diving to his right at second slip as Root gets a big outside edge on Peter Siddle's last ball of the over.
A third life for the England captain.
Phil Tufnell
Ex-England spinner on BBC Test Match Special
That would have been an interesting lunch break - the fast bowlers looking at the captain and going "skip, did you mean to win the toss and bowl?"
Peter Siddle targets Joe Root's pads and the England captain gets under way after lunch with a thick outside edge down to wide fine leg for a couple.
Time to do it all over again.
Players back out in the middle.
Peter Siddle to Joe Root first up after lunch.
Here we go...
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Now we have found Burns, all we need is another opener, a reliable number 3 or 4 (depending on where Root bats), two more batsmen in the middle order, a replacement bowler for Anderson when he retires, and then we have the beginnings of a great Test team!
Joe Lagrue
Joe Root has had two lives but otherwise looked in better nick than last time out, his feet moving nicely.
But after successfully overturning an lbw decision, Rory Burns has continued his fine form...
England didn't make the best start after being put in by Australia...
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Nate H: For every run England score I worry about the three that Smith will.
Image source, BBC SportWho the heck opens with Rory Burns? Where could Chris Woakes slot in? Do you go with three or four seamers?
No, not ongoing England selection headaches but the questions you must ask yourself when picking your combined England-Australia Ashes XI here.
You'd think there are certain choices that are totally nailed on, but I saw someone refuse to put either Pat Cummins or Josh Hazlewood in their team earlier.
Old Trafford still hurts for England fans.
Glorious sunshine now over The Oval. Excellent batting conditions.
How is England's haymaking ability?
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Thanks Matt.
Well, that was a very positive morning. Exactly what England needed after the disappointment of Old Trafford.
Can they keep it going though?
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I like Rory Burns, he could be the new Andrew Strauss. Now we just need to find the new Cook...
Matt, Notts
Ever the optimist, Mark!
Anyway, here's Jack Skelton. Speak later.
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Trying to be positive, but have that nervous feeling that England get 350 all out, then the Aussies bat and score 500+.
Mark, Manchester
There's a special interview on TMS this lunchtime with departing England coach Trevor Bayliss.
Tune in!