England 192 all out, lose by 275 runs and trail series 2-0
Australia end tourists' resistance with 20.5 overs left in the day
Buttler trods on stumps after brave 207-ball 26
Buttler & Woakes survive together for 31.2 overs after Pope & Stokes fall
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Searching lengths from Jhye Richardson who is nibbling it about on a length. A game of cat and mouse between bowler and batter currently. Chris Woakes nervously hangs his bat out to the final ball of the over.
Four overs of the new ball and no breakthrough for Australia yet.
A full swinging delivery from Mitchell Starc which thuds into the pad of Jos Buttler at the end of the over, but it's going down leg and England take a leg bye.
Mitchell Starc is there or thereabouts with his line and length. This time Jos Buttler has to play, but he looks organised enough to defend.
A ball later and Buttler leaves well.
Phil Tufnell
Former England spinner on BBC Test Match Special
Think that first one was going down. It jagged back from Richardson.
Two testing deliveries from Jhye Richardson which Jos Buttler survives.
He jags on in off the pitch which strikes Buttler's pad, but despite a mooted appeal the Aussies decide not to review.
A ball later and gets it to shape away nicely from Buttler who is drawn into playing at it.
Just waking up? England haven't lost yet. They are six wickets down 20 minutes into the second session.
Ollie Pope was out in the second full over of the day, he nicked off to Mitchell Starc for four, and Ben Stokes lasted almost an hour before he was out for a 77-ball 12, lbw to Nathan Lyon on review.
But since then Jos Buttler and Chris Woakes have batted pretty nicely, seeing off more than more than 20 overs in resolute fashion. There haven't been too many scares.
The second new ball has just been taken, however, and there's a long way to go yet.
Phil Tufnell
Former England spinner on BBC Test Match Special
We're going into the biggest phase of this Test match. How long do we want to give them 15 overs...20 overs. No wicket lost with this new ball.
Jos Buttler gets a short one in the midriff from Mitchell Starc. The England wicketkeeper puffs out his cheeks and gets on with it, though.
Phil Tufnell
Former England spinner on BBC Test Match Special
This is where it's not as daunting a task as it would be if Pat Cummins and Josh Hazlewood were playing.
Mitchell Starc can be loose. Then you just have to get through Jhye Richardson and Michael Neser, who are inexperienced at this level. Then it's Nathan Lyon again.
Oh yeah I forgot about Cameron Green.
Still, let's get through this bit England.
Left-arm quick Mitchell Starc is given first dibs. Four slips in place, and a whole different ball game for England's batters now.
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Samta: Block, defend & single. Repeat until close.
That cherry, of course, is a pink one.
Australia take the new ball.
Nathan Lyon has swapped ends to see if he can winkle one out before the new ball. Chris Woakes has a pretty solid defensive technique, though.
Three balls away from a fresh cherry for the Aussie quicks.
Daniel Norcross
BBC Test Match Special
Steve Smith bowling leg-spin? Is this 2010?
Stand-in Aussie skipper Steve Smith, who began his Test career as leg-spinning all-rounder, has decided to bring himself into the attack.
He's getting plenty of encouragement from Carey, Warner et al.
Australia killing time before the new ball. Nathan Lyon rushes through an uneventful over over before Marnus Labuschagne continues.
He tosses a few up attempting to draw Jos Buttler into a false shot, but the England wicketkeeper is measured with his approach, playing when necessary and leaving well.
Daniel Norcross
BBC Test Match Special
That was a dreadful ball from Labuschagne.
Marnus Labuschagne continues with his his part-time leggies but it's a full toss which Chris Woakes pulls to the fence for four.
Two balls later he does it's again and the same result.
Buffet bowling
Woakes hits Labuschagne for two boundaries in the over
Daniel Norcross
BBC Test Match Special
There was a massive appeal but not out. David Warner caught it and said it came off Jos Buttler's arm.
Jos Buttler attempts a sweep off Nathan Lyon and there's an appeal after David Warner claims a catch at leg-slip, but it's given not out and Australia decline to review
Was there a hint of glove, maybe? It just seemed to brush his forearm on the television replays.
Buttler punches one through the vacant mid-off region to pick up a couple of runs two balls later.