And another fencer's leave from Marnus to finish the over.

Ollie Robinson has another word or two. The Aussie chews on his gum. This could be quite the tussle.

There's the first exaggerated swish of a leave from Marnus Labuschagne. That'll get old quickly.

Phil Tufnell
Former England spinner on BBC Test Match Special

He left that and exposed all of off and middle stump.

Robinson, with his tail up, gets bounce to Labuschagne first up. There's a follow-through and a stare.

Tasty.

Marnus Labuschagne is in early.

How long until his first "no run!"?

Phil Tufnell
Former England spinner on BBC Test Match Special

That's just what England needed. It's a beautiful line and length. It moved across a little and was well caught at third slip.

Already, it is clear Ollie Robinson is bowling a good length - just like the Australians yesterday. Chris Woakes, however, is bowling too many full and short deliveries.

Andrew Prosser: Tickle the roof of your mouth with your tongue. An old fighter pilot trick I believe.

Ben Jacklin: Suck a lemon. It works, and is more enjoyable than watching England batting.

Warner looks ever bit the imposing Aussie batter with white suncream smeared across his lips. He nods to Woakes after swaying out of the way of a bouncer with a hint of arrogance.

Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent on BBC Test Match Special

That was a generous half-volley. Warner just leant on it.

We've got Wimbledon-like applause as Warner drives the first boundary of the day. Chris Woakes has to turn and stomp back to his mark.

Geoff Lemon
Australian journalist at the Gabba

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In Brisbane this morning it is bright, clear, and lovely. Blue skies and sunshine. There is a cloud front creeping in from the west that will supposedly culminate in the traditional afternoon thunderstorm, but for now it looks a good time to bat.

Is it too early for me to say it looks concerningly flat? Probably.

Ollie Robinson wipes sweat from his forehead after beating Harris outside off again.

Andy Zaltzman
BBC Test Match Special statistician

The last time England beat Australia after being bowled out for less than 150 in the first innings of the match, WG Grace was captain.

My colleague Stephan Shemilt has just made the point that Chris Woakes would not have been high on many people's lists for the England bowler to bowl the first over at the Gabba 12 months ago. Don't forget about Jofra Archer and Olly Stone before we even get to the Broad-Anderson debate.

Warner is looking busy already.

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Steven Finn
Former England bowler on BBC Test Match Special

When the sun comes out, the pitch gets harder, so it's almost more tempting to bowl shorter.

It's a maiden to start from Robinson with another ball which beat the bat in amongst some accurate stuff. No sign of nerves from England's inexperienced bowler.

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Mickey Wallis: Come on lads. Let’s have Dodgy Dave and Mediocre Marcus nice and early…

Ooooft.

A lovely start from Ol-Rob, who beats Marcus Harris outside off stump. There's half an appeal from behind the stumps for a caught behind but the England bowler quickly shakes his head.