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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The change to the part-time spin of Marnus Labuschagne almost pays immediate dividends as Mark Wood edges just past his stumps.
He then drives out to deep cover for a single, before Jonny Bairstow picks up a couple to end the over.
The partnership is 69 now.
Mark Wood is on 37 off 36 balls by the way.
He's entertaining us.
Marnus Labuschagne is going to send down some of his leg-spin.
Bairstow 92, Wood 37
Pat Cummins responds with a slower ball bouncer, which Mark Wood looks to upper cut but doesn't make contact.
Cummins then throws down a horrible leg-side wide, before Wood keeps the strike with a pulled single.
The partnership is worth 66 now and England are 177 behind.
Simon Mann
BBC Test Match Special commentator
This is thrilling batting.
MARK WOOD!
He's hit Pat Cummins for successive sixes.
The highlight of England's Ashes campaign.
Yessss Woody! He's pulled Pat Cummins, the world's number one-ranked bowler, for another six.
The previous ball he'd got in a tangle and was hit on the quad. He almost hit the stumps with his bat as he swivelled too.
Back to double pace for Australia as Pat Cummins replaces Nathan Lyon.
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Alex Hartley
England spinner on BBC Test Match Special
We've not seen this side of England. It's the first time Australia have been put under pressure.
Bairstow 92, Wood 24
Image source, Getty ImagesJonny Bairstow and Mark Wood have now put on 52 for the seventh wicket. It has been a crucial stand, because when Jos Buttler was out the follow on was a real possibility.
England are now 191 behind.
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Bairdy: Bairstow deserves a century if only for his bravery in batting on after that thumb injury. I yelped each time I watched it - goodness knows how he felt.
Mark Wood flicks Mitchell Starc fine and picks up another four.
He's up to 23 off 27 balls. A good hand.
England milk Nathan Lyon for three singles.
Next aim? Still be batting at close? That's a maximum of 40 minutes away.
Australia will have to bat again. That will prolong the game somewhat - and there is some more rain predicted in the final two days.
Bairstow 89, Wood 17
Just two singles from Mitchell Starc's over. England are two runs away from the follow-on target.
At 36-4, with no runs for 70 balls, that felt a long way away.
Here's Mark Wood just casually pulling the number one-ranked bowler in the world for six.
Enjoy.
Geoff Lemon
Australian journalist on Test Match Special
How do you like that, Nathan Lyon? Mark Wood has said it's a lovely day for a stroll.
Shot! Mark Wood is looking decent here.
He skips down the pitch and drives Nathan Lyon to the long-off boundary, after picking up three with a drive through point to start the over too.
England are just four runs away from guaranteeing that Australia will have to bat again.
Spinner Nathan Lyon will continue after the drinks break.
Scott Boland has returned to the SCG after his scan. He fell over in his follow-through in the final over before tea.
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