Matthew Henry
BBC Sport at Headingley

I didn't want to be saying this so early but we're told Ollie Robinson will bat if needed today, having gone off with a back spasm yesterday.

It's understood Robinson is feeling better this morning and is hopeful the spasm isn't as serious as those he suffered last year, in Hobart and in the West Indies.

Width on offer from Scott Boland and Jonny Bairstow thrashes the ball through point for four.

One hand comes off the bat as he played that but the ball still raced away.

Phil Tufnell
Former England spinner on BBC Test Match Special

Pat Cummins is looking dangerous, he's getting good swing. He's got such an easy action too and hits the area so well.

Pat Cummins has already got one big wicket this morning - three in the innings - and he is looking very dangerous.

The Australia skipper is getting the ball to swing nicely both ways and Jonny Bairstow is grateful for an inside edge as an in-ducker nearly gets through the gate.

Bairstow survives, though, and pinches a single to cover last ball.

If you're just joining us, it's not great news for England. Joe Root was dismissed second ball of the day.

Caught at first slip off Pat Cummins.

Superb delivery from Scott Boland to end the over. It's full enough to draw Ben Stokes forward but it then nips away to beat the edge.

Stokes had added two with a flick through square leg before a no-ball helps England's total tick over again.

Did you even get up before that Jonny?

England won't care how the runs come and they get four more as Ben Stokes sends an edge between the slips and gully.

Good ball to start by Scott Boland but, on this outfield, it's four the moment the ball beats the in-field.

That's better! After Ben Stokes gets off the mark with a single, Jonny Bairstow punches the last ball of the Pat Cummins over through the covers.

It runs away over the practice pitches for four.

Something for the home fans to cheers but a less than ideal start for England with Joe Root gone already.

Matthew Henry
BBC Sport at Headingley

I don't think the England trumpeter had even finished playing Jerusalem.

Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent on Test Match Special

That's a horrific start for England. Nothing added.

Phil Tufnell
Former England spinner on BBC Test Match Special

You thought Joe Root was the man that was going to get England their lead. You just thought the two Yorkshireman knew the wicket and they could do it but now they'll have to try with Captain Fantastic.

Tom Mallows
BBC Sport at Headingley

There's a stunned silence around Headingley. I don't think the crowd can believe it.

Pat Cummins will bowl the first over of the day, Joe Root is on strike.

Here we go.

Jerusalem is ringing out across Headingley as Australia make their way onto the field to the typically friendly Yorkshire welcome...

Joe Root and Jonny Bairstow are a little bit behind them and are greeted by huge cheers as they stride (or sprint in Root's case) towards the middle.

We're almost ready to go...

Don't worry, Anon, I've not been a threat with the ball since I was about 13 (if I'm being very generous to myself).

The worry is that I'm no great shakes with the bat either...