Aus 275-7published at 71 overs
Moeen Ali wheels away round the wicket in a long sleeved shirt and is content to keep Mitchell Starc and Alex Carey honest with a full-ish length.
Two runs off the over.
Australia, who lead series 2-1, close day one on 299-8
Superb Woakes dismisses Warner, Green, Marsh & Carey
Broad removes Khawaja & Head for 599th and 600th Test wickets
Labuschagne & Smith both out lbw on review to Moeen & Wood respectively
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Moeen Ali wheels away round the wicket in a long sleeved shirt and is content to keep Mitchell Starc and Alex Carey honest with a full-ish length.
Two runs off the over.
Alex Hartley
Former England bowler on BBC Test Match Special
England could do with breaking this partnership.
James Anderson is a lot tighter with his lines and lengths this time, with just one run off the over.
Mitch Marsh has joint top-scored for Australia today with 51 before he was dismissed by Chris Woakes a little earlier.
Here's the best of his innings for your viewing pleasure.
Once again a day of Test cricket which has ebbed and flowed.
Ben Stokes shuffles his pack again and Moeen Ali is given a whirl. Alex Carey and Mitchell Starc both fairly watchful to the spinner.
Just one run off the over.
Andy Zaltzman
Cricket statistician on Test Match Special
James Anderson has taken three wickets so far in this Ashes series with 259 runs in 91 overs. He's had three chances missed.
Previously, before Ben Stokes and Brendon McCullum took over, Anderson had taken 45 wickets, taking a wicket every 43 balls, so there's been a slight dip.
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Off whale watching with the wife and kids in California. Rude to sit in the car instead?
Rich
Glenn McGrath
Ex-Australia bowler on BBC Test Match Special
It's very finely poised at the moment, good crowd and good conditions so this final passage will be interesting.
Not the ideal end to the over for James Anderson as he gives Mitchell Starc two freebies on his toes.
Like the majority of lefties Starc is comfortably able to work it away to the boundary on the legside for four on both occasions.
Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent on Test Match Special
The crowd are singing: 'Jimmy Jimmy Jimmy Anderson'.
They want him to get a wicket.
Glenn McGrath
Ex-Australia bowler on BBC Test Match Special
It's not been James Anderson's best series but bowling at his home ground might be different.
James Anderson is summoned by captain Ben Stokes as England look to extract these final three Australian batters.
His first ball swings then takes the edge of Mitchell Starc's bat but it falls short of Zak Crawley at third slip.
Michael Vaughan
Former England captain on BBC Test Match Special
The Australian's keep getting on top and then they keep getting out.
Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent on Test Match Special
Alex Carey can play, he is at least one place below than where you would expect him to play in the order. He's a great batter.
Chris Woakes rubs the ball on his thigh, then makes a minor tweak to the field.
His penultimate delivery to Alex Carey is a fraction too full and the Aussie wicketkeeper clinically clips a drives down the ground for four.
That was pure timing. Nicely played.
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Ian: Another fantastic day of Test cricket! All summer in both the men's and women’s Ashes, as soon as one side looks as though they are pulling away, the other fights back. Brilliant entertainment!
Chris Woakes to continue after quenching his thirst.
Phil Tufnell
Former England spinner on BBC Test Match Special
Woakes is just genius in English conditions, he's got England into a really good position.
Andy Zaltzman
Cricket statistician on Test Match Special
Chris Woakes has taken nine wickets so far in this series for 177 runs since he came back into the side at Headingley. That was the first time in his career that Woakes took two wickets in one over.
Time for a bit of liquid refreshment at Old Trafford to gather our thoughts.
Night train to Munich is it, Neil? Keep an eye out for cricket-loving Charters and Caldicott, who will doubtless be wondering about the score.
Our younger readers might need to look that one up.
Anyway, Mark Wood is into this 14th over of the day. Mitchell Starc picks up a leg bye after one which climbs into his ribs, before fellow left-hander Alex Carey works one of his pads.