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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Phil Tufnell
Former England spinner on BBC Test Match Special
This is Ashes cricket, a fast bowler on a bouncy pitch. This isn't Test batting from Warner. He looks like he could go at any time.
This is proper, proper cricket. For a third time Warner gets away with one to Wood.
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Joe Butler: Broad would have had him out by now… just saying.
Mark Wood is really causing Warner problems here. The opener has another unsuccessful fiddle as the ball zooms past him.
Trail by 127
There's a saying about maidens and wickets. That's two in a row now.
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Ben: Don't care really about result now after yesterday. Just want fight. Well done Robinson
Chris Woakes is back, ending Ollie Robinson's impressive opening spell.
Phil Tufnell
Former England spinner on BBC Test Match Special
Wood has got Warner's beans going.
Wooooft. Warner must be in good nick because most would be struggling to see this rockets from Wood. It has been a really good start from the Durham speedster. Accurate and rapid.
Warner swishes at the final ball - a wider one. Unsettled?
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The ball is certainly cracking off Warner's bat at the moment. It's echoing around this massive bowl. Twice he picks out the fielder.
England are enjoying themselves out there at the moment, but this man is up for the battle...
Warner 9, Labuschagne 8
Marnus Labuschagne averages 27 against bowlers with a release point over 2.15m (like Robinson) compared to 83 against those with a low release. This could be a battle we see again and again in the series.
After the edgy boundary earlier in the over, Labuschagne takes four in much more convincing fashion back past the bowler. An arm wrestle.
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Chris Knights: Given the talk about Jimmy, Broady and Woody's pace, I think Ol-Rob may have slipped under the radar.
More words between Robinson and Labuschagne after the Australia number three edges down to the boundary!
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Jos Buttler is stood so far back to Wood he could take a seat on the advertising boards between deliveries. Wood is up at 94mph but after being tested by the short ball Labuschagne leaves the sucker punch fuller one.
Andy Zaltzman
BBC Test Match Special statistician
Ollie Robinson took 28 wickets in five Tests in the home summer. That's the most in the first five Tests of a career by an England bowler since Nick Cook, a left-arm spinner, and the most by a seamer since Fred Trueman.
A bowling change already from England. Mark Wood replaces Chris Woakes and catapults his first ball down at 90mph.
Phil Tufnell
Former England spinner on BBC Test Match Special
Patience is the key for England. They've started pretty well.