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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Haseeb Hameed scored 25 but Ollie Pope and Jos Buttler are the only England batters to come out of the innings with anything anywhere near credit.
From 60-5 they shared a stand of 52 - yes I'm classing a 52-run partnership as a win.
But Buttler was caught behind for 39 and Pope top-edged to fine leg for 35 and from there England crumbled once more.
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It started on the very first ball when Rory Burns was bowled by Mitchell Starc...
And things didn't really improve for Joe Root's side...
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Connor: That disaster is on Joe Root. From the selection of the team to choosing to bat. A shambles.
That will be tea. England will be bowling in 20 minutes, if the rain stays away.
Phil Tufnell
Former England spinner on BBC Test Match Special
It is a great catch and a great bit of bowling. It bounced a little bit on Chris Woakes. What a debut for Pat Cummins as captain.
England had some good balls but they will be disappointed with that. How many times do we see an England team go to Australia and start slowly and get bundled out?
Daniel Norcross
BBC Test Match Special
That is a super catch from Josh Hazlewood!
It has been a terrific bowling performance from Australia and particularly their captain Pat Cummins.
Woakes c Hazlewood b Cummins 21 (Eng 147 all out)
Sigh. Why did anyone hope for any different? England, having won the toss and chosen to bat, are bowled out for 147 before tea on day one.
Pat Cummins takes the final wicket - Chris Woakes caught pulling to fine leg - and it gives him a five-wicket haul in his first Test as captain.
Phil Tufnell
Former England spinner on BBC Test Match Special
The cloud looks very threatening now.
Woakes 21, Leach 2
And so it begins...
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Interestingly, Cummins has opted for Nathan Lyon to England's final pair.
Phil Tufnell
Former England spinner on BBC Test Match Special
Image source, Getty ImagesIt's been a dream loss of the toss for Pat Cummins.
This is Jack Leach's first Test since England's trip to India. He drives his third ball down the ground for a couple.
150 is England's miserable, deflating target.
Daniel Norcross
BBC Test Match Special
If Jack Leach manages to survive until 4.40am UK time, tea will be delayed.
Geoff Lemon
Australian journalist at the Gabba
We've got a very dramatic looking raincloud looming at the moment, slate grey and massive like a hostile alien spaceship on its way. It may tail south and miss the ground, or it may come straight on and say hello.
Jack Leach is England's number 11. Pat Cummins is chasing a five-for.
Wood c Harris b Cummins 8 (Eng 144-9)
Another one gone. England's ninth wicket falls in utterly predictable fashion - Mark Wood fending a catch to short leg from a Pat Cummins bouncer.
The end is nigh.
A filthy cloud looks to be settling over the Gabba, bringing a darkness matched by the expression of Ben Stokes on the England bench. In the middle, Wood flays Hazlewood to deep square leg for a couple.
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Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent on BBC Test Match Special
Wood is smiling. What a shot that was.