Let's try and look at positively - it can't quite much worse for England from here.

Oh. What's that? It could? We best buckle in then.

Admittedly I've only seen the final over from that session, but it sounds like England's bowling stacked up for at least 60% of the session, but the last 45 minutes show a major problem of playing in Australia.

If you're not taking wickets it's hard to control the scoring rate. The hosts will have a decent chunk of a lead by tea unless England can strike, and strike multiple times.

Thanks Matt.

Lucky for him, I don't mind him saying at all.

I've just logged on and my morning message was "good to see those two years of working out how to take 20 Australia wickets is paying off".

Safe to say the first three sessions of this Ashes haven't quite gone as England had hoped.

I feel like I've had the hope beaten out of me a little so I'm off to find some morale-boosting cricket YouTube videos.

Callum Matthews is here to take you through some highlights and the next session. I hope he doesn't mind me saying this - he wouldn't be my number one choice for positivity...

Andy Zaltzman
BBC Test Match Special statistician

The last nine overs in the session brought 63 runs.

If reality didn't hit yesterday it definitely has now.

England bowled really well for an hour and a half and had very little luck. Australia have still dominated the session.

For all the misery of the last 40 minutes, I really don't know how Mark Wood hasn't taken a wicket. Warner is beaten again on the penultimate ball before lunch.

This partnership is now worth 100. Jack Leach has been hit out of the attack with Mark Wood back to bowl the final over of the session.

All of England's good work in the first half of this session has been undone in the latter part. I hope lunch is good.

Phil Tufnell
Former England spinner on BBC Test Match Special

It looks like a hip or groin. I think he's gone.

Oh Stokes is hobbling again here after trying to run after a ball. He looks like a man desperately trying to show he's not in pain.

50 for Labuschagnepublished at 29.1 overs

29.1 overs

Meanwhile Marnus Labuschagne has his first fifty of the series. It won't be his last.

He gets there be slashing away a Chris Woakes long hop.

Stokes half-stopped another attacking stroke from Labuschagne before hobbling badly as he pulled the ball back in front of the boundary. He's still limping.

Daniel Norcross
BBC Test Match Special

I think he's alright. It's his left leg, but he's not clutching any part of it.

Phil Tufnell
Former England spinner on BBC Test Match Special

Uh-oh.

**Ben Stokes limping alert**

Phil Tufnell
Former England spinner on BBC Test Match Special

He has to find a way to keep them in the crease. You need some flight and guile on flat pitches. They are coming for him here.

Aus 102-1published at 28.3 overs

28.3 overs

They're teeing off to Leach.

It's Marnus Labuschagne this time.

Andy Dufty: Said it before and will say it again, Joe Root is our best spinner

Sigh.

Jos Buttler can't get to one that scurries low and bounces horribly in front of him. It goes for four byes.

I'm sure I've seen this script before.

Phil Tufnell
Former England spinner on BBC Test Match Special

Leach has got to go through his variations, because if he keeps doing the same thing, Warner will destroy him.