Australia 221-2 (89.0 overs): Labuschagne 95*, Warner 95
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Second Test, Adelaide - day-night match, England trail 1-0
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In 1999 I worked as a cleaner at Headingley. The Australia team invited me out for drinks to celebrate Shane Warne's wife having a baby. I turned them down as I am a true England fan (not sure Finn would have done the same!!)
Jodi in Essex
Warner 50, Labuschagne 27
Andy Zaltzman isn't helping the mood among England fans with that stat.
There's something going on out there in this Stokes over to Labuschagne. Joe Root is stood very close under the helmet and it looks like he may be having a word or two. Labuschagne is chatting away, all friendly I think, in between the endless chews of his gum.
Andy Zaltzman
BBC Test Match Special statistician
This is Warner and Labuschagne's 12th stand together. Their partnership averages 101.
Chris Woakes ends his sixth over with figures of 0-9. It has been Woakes' beard - neat and tidy - but not particularly scary.
We've got another two hours or so until sunset.
Andy Zaltzman
BBC Test Match Special statistician
Warner scored nine from 50 balls and then 41 from his next 58.
Steven Finn
Former England bowler on BBC Test Match Special
England are trying to force something too much. Ben Stokes is lion-hearted but he's not got the raw pace of a Mark Wood. This is hard work for him.
Warner 50, Labuschagne 25
Should a coach be allowed to wear his/her cap backwards?
Image source, Getty ImagesSteven Finn
Former England bowler on BBC Test Match Special
Warner is starting to take it on now. He's really picked up his scoring rate this session.
Jim Maxwell
BBC Test Match Special
That's a very good 50, even if it took him longer than usual. He hit that one with a real thump.
Another short one, four more... This one takes David Warner to his second gritty fifty of the series. Danger signs for England now.
Jim Maxwell
BBC Test Match Special
That's the length Warner has been waiting for.
The bouncers continue after drinks and David Warner swats one to the fence as if we've rolled back to the T20 World Cup final in Dubai.
Glenn McGrath
Ex-Australia bowler on BBC Test Match Special
It's like two heavyweight boxers just sizing each other up. We're just waiting to see who will throw the first punch.
Jim Maxwell
BBC Test Match Special
It seems like England are just holding the game at the moment and grinding it out in hope that Australia's batters will nick one eventually.
England have talked about this drying up the runs tactic. If you do it you really can't drop your chances.
At the end of a quiet Chris Woakes over the players wander towards the shade for a drink. There have been 32 runs and one dropped catch in 15 overs since the break.
Jim Maxwell
BBC Test Match Special
There have been some very curious tactics and field placings from England.
It's as if England are waiting for conditions that are better for bowling in later.
Chris Woakes is back with the evening shadows lengthening across the field.
Warner 39, Labuschagne 25
Joe Root calls for a second helmet and positions himself under Marnus Labuschagne's nose as the bumper barrage continues.
It should have worked. Oh Jos...
That sounds like something from Would I lie To You...
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