Glenn McGrath
Ex-Australia bowler on BBC Test Match Special

We saw Travis Head get out like that Lord's, not too dissimilar. Short leg just needs to go a little finer.

Mark Wood is short to Travis Head. The Aussie leftie flicks one off the splice of the bat in the direction of short leg but Harry Brook dives and misses it.

Simon Mann
BBC Test Match Special commentator

All of the top five run chases here at Headingley have come in the last six years.

Sean Richard: Danger time for England. Too many times we've seen the tail bat England out of a game and they cannot afford to let that happen today.

Chris Woakes wraps up his latest over by beating the edge of Travis Head's bat with an angled delivery wide of the crease prompting more gasps from the Headingley faithful.

Andy Zaltzman
Cricket statistician on Test Match Special

Chris Woakes is the 16th bowler to take 100 Test wickets in England, 15 of them have been English. The only one with a better average than Woakes is Shane Warne, who averaged 21.9.

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Chris Woakes looks the most threatening bowler for England.

Mitchell Starc prods at one wide of off stump and the ball goes between third slip and gully and races away through the vacant third region for four.

That came off the face of the bat, rather than being edged.

Valuable runs for the Aussies.

Tom Mallows
BBC Sport at Headingley

The Australia fans in the crowd have livened up after that last over. One defiantly waves an inflatable kangaroo in the air.

Glenn McGrath
Ex-Australia bowler on BBC Test Match Special

That flew. That was probably right on the money from Wood, that's the second ball in this Test that has flown right over Bairstow.

A waspish bouncer from Mark Wood bowled at pace. Mitchell Starc does well to get his head out of the way.

The ball keeps climbing and goes over a diving one-handed leap of Jonny Bairstow above his head and races away for four byes.

England clearly searching for an lbw with their lengths to Mitchell Starc as Mark Wood searches on a similar length to Chris Woakes.

But once again the Aussie batter is able to get some bat on it and work it away off his pads for a couple of runs.

Glenn McGrath
Ex-Australia bowler on BBC Test Match Special

There's a good crowd here, despite it raining for most of the day. They will be keen to see some more wickets tonight.

Andy Zaltzman
Cricket statistician on Test Match Special

There were 31 overs scheduled, there are now 22 overs remaining. They've bowled eight.

I wouldn't describe it a exactly it as the Instagram golden hour at Headingley, Tom.

Chris Woakes' fourth ball to Mitchell Starc is worked square by the Aussie batter after he plants his foot down the pitch.

The lbw was in play if Starc had not got an inside edge on that.

Woakes is pushing and probing in search of wickets.

Tom Mallows
BBC Sport at Headingley

The sun has come out.

Glenn McGrath
Ex-Australia bowler on BBC Test Match Special

Chris Woakes is getting good movement in the fair, but his two wickets have come from extra bounce. England would love to get a few more tonight.

Chris Woakes is in the zone.

The first delivery of his next over is a nagging line and length and zips off the pitch away from the defensive prod of the left-handed Aussie batter.

Glenn McGrath
Ex-Australia bowler on BBC Test Match Special

The first few deliveries we've seen so far from Mark Wood haven't really moved that much in the air.

Andy Zaltzman
Cricket statistician on Test Match Special

Mark Wood's bowling figures in his spell to clean out the Australia tail in the first innings was 4-5 in 16 balls.