Michael Vaughan
Former England captain on BBC Test Match Special

Australia must be thinking this is the innings in which they win the Ashes. If they get beyond 350-400, it's going to be very difficult to chase.

Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent on Test Match Special

The ball hasn't done very much in this second innings.

Both Australia batters are clearly prioritising getting themselves in after tea.

There's not one attacking shot in the over from Marnus Labuschagne. He's happy to block and leave from Stuart Broad after the edge for four first up.

With less assistance for the bowlers, England are going to be made to work for these wickets.

Tom Mallows
BBC Sport at Headingley

It’s a very hot afternoon at Headingley.

The queues for the water stations are nearly as long as the queues for the bars on the concourses underneath the stands.

There’s a few sunburnt faces grateful for a chance to rest in the shade for a few minutes.

Edged... and four.

Good start from Stuart Broad but the ball went straight to ground from Marnus Labuschagne's bat, between the slips and gully down to the deep third boundary.

Maiden over from Moeen Ali. Tidy stuff from the England off-spinner as he bowls to the watchful Usman Khawaja.

Stuart Broad is going to bowl the next so Joe Root's over was just to allow the seamer to change ends.

Michael Vaughan
Former England captain on BBC Test Match Special

Moeen Ali is going to have to play a really important role for England in this innings.

Four from the over. No real threat from Joe Root and Moeen Ali rather than Stuart Broad will bowl the next over.

We'll see if Stuart Broad is back next over.

Singles from the first couple of balls of the session. It doesn't look like there is a great deal of turn for Joe Root.

Is he just on to facilitate a change of ends for Stuart Broad?

Matthew Henry
BBC Sport at Headingley

Ollie Robinson has emerged to field for the first time since he went off with a back spasm on day one. He's moving very gingerly. I was told during the break he did think he might have a spell in him although it remains unlikely.

Ollie Robinson is also back out on the field for England. That may be England making sure he is available to bowl tomorrow if needed.

Having been off for all of Australia's innings so far, he won't be able to bowl for a while anyway.

Thanks, Callum. The evening session is almost upon us and the sun is still shining at Headingley.

Yet another crucial session in this series. England want wickets, Australia want runs. You know the drill!

But forget what you think you know for a second because it looks like Joe Root is going to bowl the first over of the session...

Time for me to disappear again.

Sam Drury is going to take you through the remainder of the day.

England need wickets. Will they find them?

Usman Khawaja and Marnus Labuschagne then guided Australia to 29-1 at tea.

That means the tourists, who lead the five-Test series 2-0, have a lead of 55.

That left England with a first-innings deficit of 26.

Stuart Broad then removed David Warner in the third over, caught at slip by Zak Crawley.

It is the 17th time that Broad has got Warner in Test cricket.

Off-spinner Todd Murphy was the man to eventually dismiss Ben Stokes, picking up his first Ashes wicket in the process.

Once again, how often do we say it, Ben Stokes showed some remarkable hitting.

He needed some luck along the way, but there aren't many innings in cricket that are chanceless.

Stuart Broad was the next man out, making just seven from eight balls.

He did share 32 with Ben Stokes, though.

Ben Stokes then decided to go on the attack, hitting Mitchell Starc for three successive boundaries.