Postpublished at 05:09 Greenwich Mean Time 16 December 2021
Steven Finn
Former England bowler on BBC Test Match Special
If you are being uber critical England have been slightly short.
Australia 221-2 (89.0 overs): Labuschagne 95*, Warner 95
Buttler takes fine one-handed catch to remove Harris, but drops Labuschagne on 21 and 95
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Steven Finn
Former England bowler on BBC Test Match Special
If you are being uber critical England have been slightly short.
A boundary?! What is this?
The first of the day and it deserved it - short and wide from Woakes and Warner cashes in.
I'm not sure I've ever witnessed a love like Marnus Labuschagne's love of leaving the ball.
Ollie Robinson starts with a maiden after drinks.
Stuart Broad took the wicket of Marcus Harris, the only one to fall so far today.
He survived an lbw call not long before. Saying that, there have been so many lbw appeals and reviews today, they've all blurred into one.
Warner 1, Labuschagne 10
Well, Australia may only have 15 runs but plenty has happened in the first hour.
By the way, replays show that lbw review on Warner was pitching outside the line so England have lost their review. They have one left.
Time for a drink.
Ian Chappell
Former Australia captain on Test Match Special
I would be cranky if I was England.
Well. We don't even make it to ball tracking because it seems inconclusive whether Warner has hit the ball or not.
There was a mark on the bat but it seemed in a completely different place to where the ball passed it.
We're getting a LOT of replays here. It is very close to the inside edge.
Ian Chappell
Former Australia captain on Test Match Special
That looks pretty tight. Where did it pitch?
Jim Maxwell
BBC Test Match Special
England are again going to have a problem with the bounce.
Another lbw review on David Warner, bowled by Chris Woakes. I'm not sure about this - it's given not out on the field so perhaps umpire's call?
Very nearly a calamitous run out as for some reason, Labuschagne comes back for a risky second run that requires a full-length dive.
Four from Robinson's first over.
A double-change as Ollie Robinson, so impressive at The Gabba, takes over from Anderson.
Stuart Broad marked his return to the side with a lively first spell and injecting some much-needed energy into England's bowling attack.
Woakes also starts with a maiden.
Stuart Broad on the boundary at fine leg is desperately trying to find an inch of shade.
I stand corrected - Chris Woakes replaces Stuart Broad.
Ian Chappell
Former Australia captain on Test Match Special
Labuschagne lets a lot of balls go outside off stump. Somehow you have to make him play a bit more than he is.
Warner 1, Labuschagne 6
David Warner has a run!! He pushes to mid-off for a single to retain the strike and face Stuart Broad again.
Yet another half appeal for an lbw, Marnus Labuschagne leaving the ball and being struck high on the pad.
Anderson frowns and wipes some sweat off his forehead in frustration.
Warner is full of smiles despite having no run to his name off 19 balls.