Eng 490-7published at 94.2 overs
Lead by 173
A single apiece from Jonny Bairstow and Mark Wood to start the over.
Australia close on 113-4, trailing by 162
Superb Wood dismisses Khawaja, Smith & Head to move past 100 Test wickets
Warner chops on off Woakes for 28
England 592 all out - leading by 275 - after Bairstow's sparkling 99*
Australia are 2-1 up in the five-match series
Rain forecast on days four and five
Callum Matthews and Tom Mallows
Lead by 173
A single apiece from Jonny Bairstow and Mark Wood to start the over.
Here's how Harry Brook was dismissed.
Lead by 171
Jonny Bairstow keeps the strike with an inside edge into the leg side.
It seems pretty sun at Old Trafford again by the way.
Lead by 170
Mark Wood is off the mark with a thick edge down to point.
What does Jonny Bairstow do here? Play normally or swing?
Alex Hartley
Former England bowler on BBC Test Match Special
Very similar shot to how Woakes was dismissed. This is what Australia do, they're relentless with their line and length.
Oooooh!
Josh Hazlewood beats the outside edge of a prodding Mark Wood with the hat-trick ball.
Josh Hazlewood is on a hat-trick...
Mark Wood is the new batter. He is greeted to massive cheers.
Alex Hartley
Former England bowler on BBC Test Match Special
That's a sign that England won't mind seeing. It wasn't a bad ball and again the new ball is taking wickets, so I am going to go back to that question of why didn't they take it sooner?
Woakes c Carey b Hazlewood 0 (Eng 486-7)
First-ball duck for Chris Woakes.
Lovely bowling from Josh Hazlewood as he finds a little bit of movement and draws Woakes into playing.
There's a little bit of extra bounce and it flicks off the outside edge and through to Alex Carey.
Lead by 169
Streaky from Jonny Bairstow as an inside edge flies past the stumps and away for four.
Good running and placement twice brings Bairstow a couple, before the England keeper flicks into the mid-wicket fence to end the over.
12 from it. Good one for England.
Alex Hartley
Former England bowler on BBC Test Match Special
Australia got a wicket with the new ball, I just don't understand why they didn't take it sooner.
Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent on Test Match Special
England have paced it fairly well and I think they could have gone harder.
Chris Woakes joins Jonny Bairstow in the middle.
England's lead is 159 with 20 minutes left until lunch.
Will we see a change of approach?
Alex Hartley
Former England bowler on BBC Test Match Special
It's a clean catch and a very good one.
Brook c Starc b Hazlewood 61 (Eng 474-6)
Another one goes! The new ball brings a wicket in the second over.
Harry Brook comes down the track and looks to pull away. It comes off the top-edge of the bat and initially we thought it was going to land safe, but Mitchell Starc takes the catch at fine leg.
There's a brief check of the catch, but Starc does well to avoid brushing the boundary sponges.
Glenn McGrath
Ex-Australia bowler on BBC Test Match Special
Given that Australia are the number one team in the world it's astonishing to see that it's going this way.
Jim Maxwell
BBC Test Match Special
When the ball is swinging for Mitchell Starc, that's always a good sign.
Lead by 155
Just a single from the first over with the new cherry.
There was a little bit of movement for Mitchell Starc.
It's the first time Australia have taken the second new ball in this series.
Glenn McGrath
Ex-Australia bowler on BBC Test Match Special
What difference will this new ball make? Wickets or runs?