England close on 384-4, leading by 67
Crawley hits majestic 189 off 182 balls
Crawley & Root put on 200 stand
Root hits superb 84 and Moeen makes fluent 54
Australia, who lead series 2-1, dismissed for 317
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Andy Zaltzman
Cricket statistician on Test Match Special
Australia's numbers 3 to 6 all reached 40 yesterday, but all were out soon afterwards – Labuschagne made 51, Smith 41, Head 48 and Marsh 51.
Thus, they added 31 runs above 40 between them, an average of 7.75 each.
In all men's Test cricket in the last 25 years, there have been more than 9000 scores of 40 or more. To the nearest run, can you guess the average runs per dismissal added beyond 40 in those innings?
Hope you have all had your breakfast because it is time to get those brain cells working by tackling today's ZaltzQuiz.
The Daily Star
The Star's headline is probably my favourite, though.
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Daily Mirror
'Stupendous' is the Mirror's effort, though they also include an image of Jonny Bairstow's brilliant catch to dismiss Mitch Marsh.
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Metro
Now we are into pun territory.
Unsurprisingly they are all variations on a theme, including this one from the Metro.
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The Guardian
The Guardian leads on some different quotes from Broad, who says the last year under captain Ben Stokes and coach Brendon McCullum have been "the most enjoyable" of his career.
Image source, GuardianThe Mail says Broad has joined the Test bowling greats after reaching 600 wickets yesterday.
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The Daily Express
The Express also leads on Broad's "addicted" quotes.
Image source, ExpressStuart Broad's claim that he is "addicted" to Test cricket leads the sports pages of the Telegraph.
Image source, TelegraphYou won't be surprised to hear that Stuart Broad features heavily on this morning's back pages...
Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent
Stuart Broad reaching 600 Test wickets is an extraordinary achievement.
You go back to the fresh-faced youngster who made his debut in a broiling hot Test in Colombo and didn't take his first wicket - Chaminda Vaas - until the 147th over as Sri Lanka scored millions of runs.
Here we are 599 wickets on after he dismissed Australia's Travis Head on day one of the fourth Ashes Test at Old Trafford.
There have been times in Stuart's career where you're not entirely sure what he's supposed to be bowling.
Is he supposed to be bowling quick, all bouncers and aggression, or is he someone who pitches it up and tries to swing it?
What he has done is manage to keep learning new skills and get better all the way through his career. Bowlers do improve but his rate of improvement has been really sharp.
Read more from BBC cricket correspondent Jonathan Agnew here.
Image source, bbc sToday's ZaltzQuiz will follow shortly, but if you want to test those little grey cells early then why not have a go at our Stuart Broad quiz?
We want to know how many of Broad's Test victims you can name.
There are 234 different batters to recall so we've given hints which will (in some cases) and probably won't (in others) help you.
Image source, BBC SportStuart Broad is known for his devastating spells of bowling that turn matches in England's favour, including famously at his home ground Trent Bridge in 2015 when he took 8-15 to bowl out Australia for 60.
He also took 5-5 in just 5.1 overs against India at the same ground in 2011, including his first Test match hat-trick as MS Dhoni, Harbhajan Singh and Praveen Kumar fell in successive deliveries.
We have picked out five of his most famous spells and want you to rank them in order.
You can do so by heading over here!
Image source, Getty ImagesAs Stephan mentioned in his report, it was a memorable day for Stuart Broad, who became just the second seam bowler to reach 600 Test wickets
England team-mate James Anderson is the only other quick bowler to achieve the feat.
Broad is fifth on the all-time list and Anderson third, with spinners Muttiah Muralitharan, Shane Warne and Anil Kumble completing the top five.
Nottinghamshire bowler Broad made his debut against Sri Lanka in Colombo 2007, going on to make 166 Test appearances to date and be part of four Ashes-winning sides.
Broad removes Head to take 600th career Test wicket
Stephan Shemilt
BBC Sport chief cricket writer at Old Trafford
England chipped away at Australia's batting on a tense and fluctuating first day of the crucial fourth Ashes Test at Old Trafford.
At 2-1 down and needing to win to force a series decider at The Oval, England struck at regular intervals to leave the tourists 299-8 at the close.
Stuart Broad took two, with the second - Travis Head hooking to long leg - making him only the fifth bowler in Test history to reach 600 wickets.
Chris Woakes was the most consistently dangerous - his 4-52 included a magnificent catch from under-fire wicketkeeper Jonny Bairstow to remove Mitchell Marsh.
Though England won the toss, Australia, who only need to draw one of the final two Tests to retain the urn, were presented with ideal batting conditions.
After letting me loose at Headingley I am now firmly back at base and the adults are in charge at Old Trafford as we bring you coverage of day two of the fourth Ashes Test.
First up, let’s bring you all the reports and reaction to day one…
This is a series that just keeps on delivering.
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