Postpublished at 03:03 Greenwich Mean Time 6 January 2022
The first of Stuart Broad's wickets with the new ball after lunch was the key one of Steve Smith. Here's a clip for your enjoyment.
Summary
Crawley (0) reprieved by Starc no-ball
Australia declare on 416-8 - play can continue until 07:30 GMT
Khawaja, dropped on 28 by Root, makes century on return to team
Broad the pick of England bowlers with five wickets
Stokes unable to bowl because of side injury sustained bowling short balls
Daily highlights on BBC iPlayer from 17:00 GMT
Postpublished at 03:03 Greenwich Mean Time 6 January 2022
Postpublished at 03:02 Greenwich Mean Time 6 January 2022
Geoff Lemon
Australian journalist on Test Match SpecialEngland have brought in the third slip and it works a treat!
Cameron Green's quiet summer with the bat continues.
There is a little bit of hope and an opening for England.
Postpublished at 03:01 Greenwich Mean Time 6 January 2022
Ian Chappell
Former Australia captain on Test Match SpecialCameron Green has to cement the number six position as a batter and he hasn't done that yet. He'll get plenty of opportunity though because he's playing in a winning side and doing well with the ball.
But the reason that Mitch Marsh couldn't pin the position down was because of his batting.
WICKETpublished at 87.4 overs
Green c Crawley b Broad 5 (Aus 242-5)
Stuart Broad strikes again! This time it does carry to the slip cordon as all-rounder Cameron Green's lean run with the bat continues.
It's similar to the delivery which almost brought Mark Wood a wicket as Green prods at a fuller one from Broad and the ball carries to third slip where Zak Crawley takes a smart low catch.
Could this be one of those days when Broad runs through the opposition?
Aus 242-4published at 87.3 overs
Mark Wood glanced to the skies and roared with frustration after that chance went begging.
Postpublished at 02:55 Greenwich Mean Time 6 January 2022
Ian Chappell
Former Australia captain on Test Match SpecialIt definitely bounced before Joe Root but the slip placement is terrible.
Ben Stokes and Joe Root are very close - which they shouldn't be. If you're not staggered you both can't go for the ball because you'll bang hands. England should cover much more territory with their slip cordon.
Postpublished at 02:55 Greenwich Mean Time 6 January 2022
Geoff Lemon
Australian journalist on Test Match SpecialJoe Root can only look around ruefully.
It was a thick edge, off the shoulder of the bat, but it died as it reached Root.
Aus 241-4published at 86.5 overs
Mark Wood bustles into the crease and is hurling the ball down with plenty of zip.
The penultimate ball of his over draws a tentative prod from Cameron Green and the edges flies between first and second slip.
Did it carry? Probably not.
From the press boxpublished at 02:51 Greenwich Mean Time 6 January 2022
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Image source, Getty ImagesTom Reynolds: Not sure a hundred has ever been as nailed-on as Usman Khawaja today.
Postpublished at 02:50 Greenwich Mean Time 6 January 2022
Simon Mann
BBC Test Match Special commentatorUsman Khawaja has had to work for that half-century, but he's doing a good job for his side.
50 for Khawajapublished at 02:50 Greenwich Mean Time 6 January 2022
Usman Khawaja, on his return to the Australia team, brings up his half-century off the final ball of Stuart Broad's over, clipped down to long leg. He briefly acknowledges the crowd.
Mark Wood warming up for England.
Aus 234-4published at 85.3 overs
Image source, Getty ImagesStuart Broad has injected some life into proceedings. The third ball of his over jags back sharply as Cameron Green tentatively plants his front foot forward,
The ball strike him on his inner thigh. Some bounce and movement for the England fast bowler.
Aus 234-4published at 85.0 overs
Usman Khawaja sees off a James Anderson maiden as England look to build some pressure. Stuart Broad will have six balls at new man Green now.
Postpublished at 02:45 Greenwich Mean Time 6 January 2022
Alex Hartley
England spinner on BBC Test Match SpecialSteve Smith didn't really need to play at that ball - it was a mind blank.
Postpublished at 02:43 Greenwich Mean Time 6 January 2022
Simon Mann
BBC Test Match Special commentator
Image source, Getty ImagesEngland will be relieved to see the back of Steve Smith.
Postpublished at 02:42 Greenwich Mean Time 6 January 2022
Alex Hartley
England spinner on BBC Test Match SpecialIt was the wobble ball from Stuart Broad. It is a strange shot from Steve Smith - he hasn't quite been the same since he got hit on the hand. It was well bowled by Broad.
WICKETpublished at 83.5 overs
Smith c Buttler b Broad 67 (Aus 234-4)
Gone! Stuart Broad strikes.
Steve Smith appears slightly late with his decision on whether to play at a angled delivery from Broad which climbs into him and the Aussie waggles his bat at it.
The ball takes the edge and wicketkeeper Jos Buttler gobbles up the catch. Smith whacks his hand against his bat in frustration. A momentary lapse in concentration has cost him.
Postpublished at 02:37 Greenwich Mean Time 6 January 2022
Alex Hartley
England spinner on BBC Test Match SpecialThere are two types of leave....
Not outpublished at 02:37 Greenwich Mean Time 6 January 2022
Closer than it looked, but the ball was missing leg stump and Steve Smith survives.
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