Bairstow, who was hit on finger by Cummins, impresses with brilliant century
Stokes, in visible pain with side injury, hits 66 off 91 balls
Stokes dropped on 9 & survives ball hitting stumps but not dislodging bails on 16
England lose three wickets for no runs in 70 balls either side of lunch
Malan caught at leg slip & Root slashes to slip
Both England openers out cheaply after being bowled through the gate
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Well played, Jonny Bairstow. A seventh Test match century.
He really needed it too. England really needed it.
It has been a brilliantly paced and, at times, brutal innings. It has been a brave one too. Don't forget he got smashed on the thumb by Pat Cummins and was in considerable pain.
Simon Mann
BBC Test Match Special commentator
It was there, but Bairstow missed it.
Pat Cummins is bowling round the wicket, across Jonny Bairstow, with a seven-two off-side field.
The first ball is wide and Jonny Bairstow tries to cut but misses. He connects with the second ball but finds backward point.
Trail by 162
Image source, Getty ImagesJack Leach defends the final three balls of the over.
Over to Jonny Bairstow, on 99, with time for one or two more overs on day three.
Simon Mann
BBC Test Match Special commentator
If you're on 98, that was the delivery you want.
Jonny Bairstow rocks back and cuts away. Will it go to the boundary and bring up that century? No. Scott Boland gets across and keeps it to a couple. On to 98 Bairstow goes.
Marnus Labuschagne then drops short and Bairstow can only pull to the fielder on the boundary for one. He's on 99.
Trail by 165
Jonny Bairstow helps himself to another single to move to 96 - he's running out of time to get to that century tonight. He'll want to get there tonight surely?
Jack Leach sees out the final four balls of the over.
Earlier, we were chatting about this game being over today, so England have battled back well. They are still a long way behind in the game though.
Simon Mann
BBC Test Match Special commentator
Ollie Pope has been practising his wicketkeeping.
Trail by 166
Jonny Bairstow is within one blow of a century, but he seems happy to bide his time at the moment. He moves to 95 with a push down to mid-off.
There's an appeal for lbw against Jack Leach to end the over. Marnus Labuschagne likes it a lot - he is on his knees pleading with the umpire. He then talks to try anyone who will listen into the review, but Pat Cummins says no.
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Tom Clarke: Finally a great couple of hours of batting resistance. And as for Woody...You beautiful Geordie, England's shining light down under this winter.
Trail by 167
Jack Leach gets off the mark with a squirt to the point boundary.
Pat Cummins then beats Leach's outside edge to end the over.
There are 15 minutes left on day three.
Jack Leach is the new batter.
Mark Wood looked genuinely surprised when the umpire said he was out then. It was similar to the Pat Cummins one yesterday when the squiggle on the technology seemed to be the frame after the ball passed the bat.
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Loz: Mark Wood just making you love him more and more every day.
Simon Mann
BBC Test Match Special commentator
Wood made an initial movement to walk off, as if he might get away with it. It was very entertaining while it lasted.
Wood c Lyon b Cummins 39 (Eng 245-7)
Gone! A very thin edge.
Mark Wood was looking to pull away again, but there was a very faint top edge and it cannoned into his helmet and looped up to Nathan Lyon at point, who took an easy catch.
Wood departs for an important and entertaining 39 from 41 balls.
Simon Mann
BBC Test Match Special commentator
Australia are not sure what part of Wood this came off. I just got the sense Wood was going to walk off there.
It has definitely clubbed him on the head but is there a top edge on the way through?
There might be.
Has Mark Wood been caught at backward point?
He looks slightly guilty but he then asks for a helmet check.
Alex Hartley
England spinner on BBC Test Match Special
It's the first time in this series we've seen England's middle order weather the storm.
Henry Moeran
BBC Test Match Special
Mark Wood, whatever he’s doing on the field, is a magnificently fun cricketer.