England bowled out for 147 after winning toss and batting first
Starc removes Burns with first ball of the match
Cummins takes 5-38; Buttler top-scores with 39
England leave out Anderson & Broad
First Test, day one, Brisbane
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Travis Head, who is sporting a thick, bristly moustache, gets a round of applause for diving to stop a powerful Stokes drive. Stokes has hit some good shots for his one run.
It says a lot that I've just thought to myself these two are doing well now.
Jim Maxwell
BBC Test Match Special
Image source, PA MediaHameed is full of anxious, squatty shots.
Hameed 12, Stokes 1
10 overs gone.
As my boss would tell me... Room for improvement.
England might look at this pitch and decide it's best to bowl short... Josh Hazlewood's lengths would dispute that!
Almost a fourth! Haseeb Hameed flashes an edge over gully after chasing a wide ball.
It's four but will do nothing to calm the Aussie supporters.
Australia can rotate their quick bowlers like Pep Guardiola's midfield. Mitchell Starc returns with Josh Hazlewood next to take a breather.
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Marco: Does statistical analysis play too much of a role in cricket these days? Any other ground in the world (bar India maybe) you'd bowl first. But the statistics say bat first. These conditions are so different to usual Gabba conditions. Wrong call for me.
Hameed 8, Stokes 1
Jim Maxwell is already being naughty on TMS. Speaking to England-supporting listeners he says "I hope you're all ready for a competitive series" with more than a hint of sarcasm.
The small group of England fans at the Gabba bursts into song as Stokes defends to the immaculate Cummins again.
Andy Zaltzman
BBC Test Match Special statistician
Rory Burns' sixth duck in a calendar year is the most in the history of Test cricket. It's England's 44th - tied second on the all-time list. They are 10 behind the England team of 1998.
Jim Maxwell
BBC Test Match Special
The Aussies are running the show at the moment.
Hameed 7, Stokes 1
Despite ending up on his hands and knees, Ben Stokes, playing his first England game since July, gets off the mark with a single. He's now leaning on his bat at the non-striker's end, doing his best to look calm.
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Image source, Rex FeaturesSam: Phil Tufnell @ 11:44pm on the BBC Sport live feed said “England can't be 30-4.” We’d snatch your hand off for that at the minute, Phil.
You can all switch off and go to sleep. I can't. I want some sympathy.
Haseeb Hameed does at least score England's first run for four overs.
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Daniel Woodrow: 11-3! Going to bed now with the wildly optimistic prediction that Joe Root will get to bat again today.
Steven Finn
Former England bowler on BBC Test Match Special
If there's a man for a crisis, this is your man.
Ben Stokes survives his first ball. This could get ugly.
Steven Finn
Former England bowler on BBC Test Match Special
It's the exact scenario England wanted to avoid. The lengths Australia have bowled have been great. He's tempted Root forward. England are in big trouble.
Root c Warner b Hazlewood 0 (Eng 11-3)
Root gone! I think I've just heard the sound thousands of England fans turning off.
England skipper, their talisman and superstar batter, edges Josh Hazlewood to first slip for a duck. It's David Warner who takes the catch too.
If you are lying in bed following this you won't thank me for telling you Root is beaten outside off by Hazlewood.
Things almost go from bad to horrendous.
Simon Mann
BBC Test Match Special
Image source, Rex FeaturesMy favourite story about Cummins is that when he met his fiance, he didn't tell her what he does. She spotted him on a poster and said 'that looks like Pat'.