Isa Guha
Former England bowler on Test Match Special

This partnership is really hurting England now.

Geoff Lemon
Australian journalist on Test Match Special

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This is extremely bad news for England. He has been England's most impressive bowler in the three Tests.

Was Ollie Robinson injured trying to take that catch? He is clutching his hamstring and is unable to finish the over.

He limps off the field and Ben Stokes will bowl the next four balls.

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Another tough chance goes down as Ollie Robinson spills a caught-and-bowled chance.

Mitchell Starc whacks it back at him and Robinson holds his hands up to almost protect his face but he got hands to it.

The England man ends up on his back on the deck.

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Geoff Lemon
Australian journalist on Test Match Special

Bowling at the tail, you need to keep your nerve and not chase the wickets.

Australia skipper Pat Cummins plays and misses to an over nibbling awkward lengths from James Anderson.

Ollie Robinson preparing to replace Mark Wood at the other end.

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Bairdy: Anderson a fingertip away from a Worldie, there. Magnificent effort.

Glenn McGrath
Ex-Australia bowler on BBC Test Match Special

It would've been a good catch by Jimmy Anderson. Pat Cummins got a good piece of that.

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Pat Cummins can bat. Mark Wood arrows one at the stumps but the Aussie skipper times it beautifully to strike it down the ground for four.

A few balls later and James Anderson almost pulls off the catch of the series, diving full length one-handed at mid-on to a whack from Cummins, but he spills it.

Glenn McGrath
Ex-Australia bowler on BBC Test Match Special

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Tha opening batters can burn up a lot of mental energy trying to prepare themselves for their turn to bat.

Geoff Lemon
Australian journalist on Test Match Special

A lead of 53 sounds OK, but a lead of 103 is crushing if you're the bowling side.

Australia nudge a couple of singles off James Anderson's first two deliveries with the new ball.

England all-time leading wicket-taker just finding his rhythm here having bowled mightily impressively earlier

Simon Mann
BBC Test Match Special commentator

If you'd have told England's bowlers Australia would be 50 odd ahead with eight wickets down, they'd have taken this.

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Mark Wood bowls the final over with the old ball giving James Anderson a fresh cherry to target Pat Cummins and Mitchell Starc with.

Australia 236-5 with a lead of 51 runs.

England will want to wrap up this quickly.

Ben Stokes has swapped ends and replaces Jack Leach. Perhaps Joe Root feared Pat Cummins and Mitchell Starc would use their reach to punish the England spinner?

Stokes begins with a short ball to Starc which the left-hander gets on top off and pulls through mid-wicket but there's a sweeper out there to cut off the boundary.

Steve: England doing that rare but slightly annoying thing of actually giving us a little bit of hope.

Here's Jack Leach's dismissal of Cameron Green. It was a good set-up building up to the delivery by the Somerset left-arm spinner.

Steven Finn
Former England bowler on BBC Test Match Special

The ball is 75 plus overs old but it's still kicking and bouncing off a length.

Mark Wood into the attack now, as Joe Root rotates his bowlers again.

Pat Cummins is light on his feet, hitting a drive through the covers for a single while on the move.

These two look busy for Australia. Every run vital now.