Summary

  • Head hits 112-ball hundred for Australia to swing momentum, having come in at 12-3

  • Chips Woakes to mid-on a ball after reaching ton, put on 121 with Green (74)

  • England bowlers struggle after good start. Four wickets in first session

  • Robinson removes Warner and Smith for ducks but now has back issue

  • Broad comically bowls Labuschagne for 44 and has Khawaja caught at slip

  • Five England changes - In: Burns, Pope, Billings (debut), Woakes, Robinson. Out: Hameed, Bairstow (injured), Buttler, Anderson (niggle), Leach

  • Daily highlights show on BBC iPlayer from 18:00

Live Reporting

Callum Matthews

  1. Jonathan Agnew
    BBC cricket correspondent on BBC Test Match Special

    There is no way Robinson is going to bowl if he is throwing like that. He looked as stiff as a board.

  2. Aus 226-5

    Green 66, Carey 3

    Again, relatively tidy from Stuart Broad with just two conceded from the over, but it is fairly nice and unthreatening.

    I'm going to be honest, I don't know where England are going to find five wickets from.

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  3. Jonathan Agnew
    BBC cricket correspondent on BBC Test Match Special

    There is a pained expression on Joe Root's face. It is becoming a nightmare.

    All they can do is hope the sun comes out tomorrow. They have been really off it since that good start.

  4. Aus 224-5

    Deary me. Two fours in the over.

    First Mark Wood is too full, and Cameron Green flicks away beautifully through mid-wicket. A gorgeous back-foot punch brings him another boundary.

    Runs are flowing.

  5. Mark Wood, who went for 62 in his first eight overs, is coming back on.

    Can he pull it back?

  6. Alex Hartley
    England spinner on BBC Test Match Special

    Robinson was getting some real nip in his first spell. It is such a shame for England.

  7. Aus 216-5

    A quiet start after tea, with just a single taken from Stuart Broad's over.

    There are still in theory 37 overs left today. Close is meant to be at 11:30 GMT, but we can, and no doubt will be, play until 12:00.

    That is 23:00 in Hobart - utterly crazy that we'll be playing Test cricket at that time.

  8. Jonathan Agnew
    BBC cricket correspondent on BBC Test Match Special

    I can't see Robinson on the field which is a real problem.

    It felt as though England had an opportunity to bundle Australia out really cheaply but it hasn't happened.

  9. It'll be Stuart Broad with the ball after the interval.

    England need wickets, and quick ones.

  10. This is going to be a key session for England. It feels weird to say but they have to be batting today or this game could be well beyond them.

    It is a tough pitch, conditions are likely to be bowler friendly through the Test, and Australia have runs on the board.

    The next two and a half hours could well decide the game.

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  11. For all of England's good early work, the game was then turned on its, erm, head.

    A terrific innings from Travis Head - in which he blasted 101 from 113 balls - had England back on the ropes.

    The home crowd went wild. But then just seconds later, a lapse in concentration by the batter gifted England a wicket...

  12. Australia recovered thanks to a 44 from Marnus Labuschagne, before the world's number one men's Test batter fell in comical fashion...

  13. After his two centuries in the fourth Test, Usman Khawaja went cheaply in Hobart as Australia lost both openers...

    And when Steve Smith went for a second-ball duck, England were in dreamland with Robinson picking up his second wicket and the hosts falling to 12-3...

  14. Just joining us? Still plenty of cricket left in the day but let's have a recap of what has happened so far.

    After Joe Root won the toss and elected to field, it was a quality start for the tourists...

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    Had possibly the strangest dream of my life last night- as Australia had already won 3-0 the teams were allowed to pick whoever they wanted, Fernandinho was bowling leg spin for England with Philip Schofield and Michael Gove opening the batting

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  16. Callum Matthews will talk you through to the close. Big session required by England. Trouble is, if they bowl well, they'll have to bat...

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  18. Steven Finn
    Former England bowler on BBC Test Match Special

    England will be ruing their missed opportunities earlier in the day. You have to give Australia credit for the way they counter-punched. They will be mightily satisfied with their work.

  19. Interval - Aus 215-5

    The end of the session (I don't know which break we're heading into).

    Australia were 130-1 in that period. Massive in the context of the conditions.

  20. Cricket in unusual places

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    Kelsey: Played office cricket once with a thermal bottle used as the bat, a juggling ball doubling down as a kookaburra and a floor lamp as stumps. Took two sublime catches at short leg - carpet burn was worth it!