Alex Hartley
England spinner on BBC Test Match Special

This end is ever so slightly downhill, which might explain why Jack Leach has bowled fuller with his first couple of deliveries. Leach needs to pull his length back a foot or so.

A change of ends for Jack Leach but it's the same result for Usman Khawaja who picks up a full length ball and drives beautifully through the covers for four. That shot oozed class.

Three balls later Leach over pitches again and the result is the same.

Alex Hartley
England spinner on BBC Test Match Special

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It is like being out in the subcontinent out there today - it is very warm and sweaty.

Joe Root brings himself on. Alex Carey skips down the pitch and lofts the England skipper back over his head for a two-bounce four. Carey attempts a reverse sweep off the final ball of the over but England's fielding is sharp and they prevent the single.

Simon Mann
BBC Test Match Special commentator

If I was the team batting fourth in this match, I'd be concerned at some of the deliveries which have kept low or leaped at the batters. Although England might be batting second and third, knowing England.

Alex Hartley
England spinner on BBC Test Match Special

Jimmy Anderson is certainly asking questions of Alex Carey.

James Anderson gets one to spit off the pitch and strikes Alex Carey on the forearm. The Aussie wicketkeeper shrugs it off before taking guard and preparing to see off the rest of the over.

Alex Hartley
England spinner on BBC Test Match Special

That was the most entertaining part of yesterday!

Simon Mann
BBC Test Match Special commentator

Jack Leach signed somebody's bald head yesterday.

Usman Khawaja takes a huge swipe at a ball drifting down leg side from Jack Leach but is unable to make contact.

The Aussie left-hander, unbeaten on 67, has Leach scampering and diving to save a single off the final ball of the over but he is unable to prevent the run.

Jim Maxwell
BBC Test Match Special

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The game is simmering along without much happening at the moment.

Back-to-back maidens for England as James Anderson follows up Jack Leach's set of six dots with six of his own.

Jim Maxwell
BBC Test Match Special

Leach is doing a job of sorts, bowling tightly and economically, but it's wickets England want here.

Jack Leach's whites are filthy. Both his knee and his backside are covered in dirt. Despite the disheveled look he manages to notch up a maiden.

Alex Hartley
England spinner on BBC Test Match Special

James Anderson doesn't seem very happy - he just had a word with the umpire.

That is the length, or maybe slightly fuller, that he needs to be bowling.

James Anderson is plugging away in search of England's sixth wicket. The final ball of his over lifts off the pitch and Alex Carey is rapped ever so slightly on the handle as he pulls out of the shot.

Steven Finn
Former England bowler on BBC Test Match Special

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England just have to make sure the momentum from those two wickets doesn't get sucked out by a partnership.

Alex Carey has looked dicey, while Usman Khawaja has looked solid.

Jack Leach is relatively nonthreatening, but miserly, to Usman Khawaja who is able to pick up a couple of runs off the England spinner.

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Mark Wood gave it everything in that spell and is given a break by Joe Root, who turns to the left-arm spin of Jack Leach.

Stifled appeals as James Anderson strikes Alex Carey on the pad, but there was plenty of bat on that and England's interest in a review quickly fizzles out.