Postpublished at 14:28 British Summer Time 6 July 2023
Jim Maxwell
BBC Test Match Special
I thought he'd nicked that.
England close on 68-3, trailing by 195 runs
Hosts reduce Australia to 85-4 before stunning Marsh century takes tourists to 240-5 at tea
But Australia then lose 6-23 to be dismissed for 263 as Wood takes superb 5-34
England drop four catches - Root & Bairstow two each
Robinson goes off mid-over in second session with a back spasm
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Jim Maxwell
BBC Test Match Special
I thought he'd nicked that.
Aus 132-4
Big roar from the crowd as the ball goes to Zak Crawley at second slip.
Given not out and Ollie Robinson isn't interested.
Crawley suggests there was two noises and belatedly Ben Stokes sends it upstairs.
Another change of bowling for England. Ollie Robinson is on to replace the unfortunate Chris Woakes.
Glenn McGrath
Ex-Australia bowler on BBC Test Match Special
Mark Wood puts so much effort into every ball he bowls that he ends up off his feet half the time.
I reckon it is at least one or two every over.
It shows how much effort he puts in every single ball.
As pacey as you'd expect from Mark Wood but still no breakthrough for England after lunch.
Mitch Marsh is able to pull the ball past mid-on for four and then add a single tovthe same region.
The over ends with a short ball that Travis Head fends off awkwardly, one bounce to Ben Duckett at gully.
Mark Wood bowled mostly back of a length in the morning session - but his second fullest delivery splattered Usman Khawaja's stumps.
Here comes Mark Wood. This should liven things up again!
Glenn McGrath
Ex-Australia bowler on BBC Test Match Special
This partnership is important. They are very quick scorers.
Mitch Marsh is powerful and Travis Head is a quick scorer.
This could be a match-defining partnership.
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Emperor_O: For me the thing that's been disappointing about the England team is these small things especially catching. It feels like the best teams won't drop anything and turn matches with catches. In recent memory, the New Zealand team that won the WTC felt like they caught everything.
Nice thinking from Chris Woakes as he sends down a slower ball but Mitchell Marsh just waits for it and tucks it into the leg side for a single.
This is a very useful partnership for Australia after losing their top four before lunch.
Mitch Marsh has been given a life, but he's also played some nice shots...
Andy Zaltzman
Cricket statistician on Test Match Special
This is Mitch Marsh's highest score in a Test in England.
His previous best was 27 not out at Lord's.
Head 17, Marsh 31
Risky shots from Mitchell Marsh late in the over, whipping Stuart Broad off middle for a couple of runs through square leg.
A reminder that Marsh was dropped on 12 in the second over after lunch...
Daniel Norcross
BBC Test Match Special
That is a great economical shot from Mitch Marsh. There is no flourish or follow through.
Lovely shot. No more than a push from Mitchell Marsh but he middles it, through the covers for four.
Matthew Henry
BBC Sport at Headingley
Just bumped into a mate in the Western Terrace. He reckons he’d have taken that Joe Root catch and he’s five pints in.
Another huge appeal as Chris Woakes squares up Mitchell Marsh.
The slips are interested, Woakes less so and Ben Stokes sides with his bowler. No review.
Ball-tracking shows it was umpire's call, just clipping the top corner of leg stump.
Good over from Woakes, plenty of excitement but no wicket.
Typical! Jonny Bairstow takes a brilliant one-hand grab down the leg side.
Big appeal, not given and no review. It was off the hip rather than bat or glove.
Glenn McGrath
Ex-Australia bowler on BBC Test Match Special
This game never ceases to entertain us, there's something happening all the time. England are in good position but it make you wonder how much of a better position they could be in, they have put down a few chances.
Mitchell Marsh is doing a good job of making England pay for that drop so far.
Every run he scores will be hurting them and Marsh adds four with a cut shot to hammer the ball past backward point.