Head's 85-ball century lifts Australia from 236-6
Robinson takes two wickets in two balls after tea
Warner (94) and Labuschagne (74) put on 156 for second wicket
Warner survives being bowled off a Stokes no-ball, and being dropped in the slips by Burns
Leach expensive as Aussies target England spinner
First Test, day two, Brisbane
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Image source, Getty ImagesDave Stott: These Aussies are living a charmed life, aren't they? Not a lot wrong with anything England have done this morning. With a fair wind they could have been three or four down.
Warner 17, Labuschagne 14
Does anything burst a bubble like a wicket off a no-ball? England fans will be forgiven for thinking they've just taken a jab to the body from Tyson Fury. Warner is far more comfortable this time to Stokes, a wide adding one to the total.
Simon Mann
BBC Test Match Special
This is a good contest. England, like Australia yesterday, have not given their opponents anything. They have had to fight for every run.
Trail by 113
Josh is right. It's the first session on day two and we're a dropped catch and an injury away from a line.
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Joshua Owen: Feel England are trying to tick off ‘things that can go wrong’ bingo.
In those previous examples both Warner and Smith scored centuries. Could it happen again?
Labuschagne edges just short of Joe Root at first slip now off Woakes' bowling. Things are happening but not in the way England want or need.
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Warner 17, Labuschagne 10
You may remember David Warner was out on a no-ball in the last Ashes down under on 99. That time it was Tom Curran who overstepped. Warner notched his century a ball later that day.
How big a moment will that prove to be?
Simon Mann
BBC Test Match Special
England knew before they saw the replay. Stokes was heading back to his mark.
Ian Chappell
Former Australia captain on Test Match Special
This is what Stokes can do. He gets the ball to swing.
Oh no, no, no. It's a massive no ball from Stokes.
The Aussies roar in delight as David Warner gets a life.
Warner b Stokes 17 (Aus 26-2)
BOWLED 'IM!
Caaaatch... No!
Stokes finds Warner's edge but the ball flies out of the reach of Dawid Malan diving to his left at third slip.
Ian Chappell
Former Australia captain on Test Match Special
Stokes concedes a few runs, but bowls a lot of wicket-taking deliveries.
And now Stokes is going to have a bowl. Wood's spell does end after three overs.
Stokes v Warner. No snoozing allowed.
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Ben Stokes has been busy in the field, standing at mid-off rather than in the slips. I'd assume that's to protect his finger. Chris Woakes is looking a little... floaty.
Ian Chappell
Former Australia captain on Test Match Special
Warner has been comfortable except against Wood. He's been unsettled by the pace of Wood, who has got the ball into his ribs. Labuschagne is carrying on - it would annoy me if I was the fielding captain. He's overdoing the 'I'm pretty casual' attitude.
Image source, Getty ImagesHe's only three overs in, admittedly, but Mark Wood is clearly being used as England's 'enforcer'.
Labuschange on the other hand looks more confident against Wood's pace. The England quick has jogged off the field for at the end of the over. Is his spell done after three overs?