Postpublished at 16:57 British Summer Time 27 July 2023
Here's the David Warner chance.
It would have been an absolute blinder from Jonny Bairstow.
Sluggish Australia close on 61-1 after Woakes removes Warner
Moeen injures groin while batting & not able to field
England bowled out inside 55 overs for 283
Brook top-scores with belligerent 85 off 91 balls
Moeen (34) & Brook share 111-run stand for fourth wicket
Starc 4-82, two wickets apiece for Murphy and Hazlewood
Australia, who lead series 2-1, won toss
England looking to avoid first Ashes series defeat at home for 22 years
Callum Matthews, Sam Drury and Timothy Abraham
Here's the David Warner chance.
It would have been an absolute blinder from Jonny Bairstow.
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Bairstow getting 4 and a dropped tough chance already, hoping his catches get better. Need 3-4 wickets tonight you feel.
Paul from Bristol
Three wickets this evening (both openers and one of Labuschagne and Smith) and we would all call that England’s day.
From Andrew
Good from James Anderson.
He twice finds some movement to square up and beat Usman Khawaja but neither are that close to finding the outside edge.
A play and miss rarely seems to bother Khawaja though and he's able to push back down the ground for four.
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Vic Marks
Former England spinner on BBC Test Match Special
On a tour, once someone has played the first two Tests, it's a massive risk to take them out, even if they're not playing well, because the others haven't played.
David Warner plays out a dot ball to end the over.
Vic Marks
Former England spinner on BBC Test Match Special
Because Bairstow touched it, we have to put it down as a chance. That will be a relief for Warner.
Tough one!
Stuart Broad strays down the leg side and there's a very thin feather from David Warner.
It is always going away from Jonny Bairstow and he's only able to get a fingertip on it to push it to the boundary.
It would have been a brilliant catch, so it is perhaps harsh to call it a drop.
A drop/a half-chance. Either way it went down.
The ECB have confirmed that Moeen Ali has a right groin injury. He will continue to be assessed and will not field for the rest of today.
A little bit of movement for James Anderson but it is after Usman Khawaja has left it at the moment.
The left-hander takes two through mid-off to end the over.
Time for Broad v Warner.
Here's the final England wicket to fall.
A useful 36 from Chris Woakes again.
Usman Khawaja is off the mark with a single down to fine leg.
It's going to be Jimmy Anderson from the other end.
Big appeal for lbw first ball as Stuart Broad sends one into the pads of Usman Khawaja.
It's sliding well down the leg side though and England wisely opt against the review.
Stuart Broad is going to bowl the first over.
I suspect we'll see him firing up the crowd in this session.
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Anderson masterclass incoming?
Connor
I would love to see Woakes with the new ball in hand.
Daniel, London
Clever. Get them in while you still have the cloud coverage.
Michael
Matthew Henry
BBC Sport at The Oval
There's no sign of Moeen Ali yet as England's players emerge for a few warm-ups.
He seemed to pick up an injury while batting.
Phil Tufnell
Former England spinner on BBC Test Match Special
I don't think England will mind that, I bet Jimmy and Woaksey will be thinking they fancy a bowl here. I tell you who I fancy to bowl here, James Anderson. It's not his most favourite ground, but I think this pitch has got that extra bit of zip that he has lacked.
Here's how Mark Wood and Stuart Broad were dismissed.
Daniel Norcross
BBC Test Match Special
Woakes knew he had to go for that with Anderson at the other end. Like a lot in Bazball, it could've been worse but it could've been better.
Woakes c Head b Starc 36 (Eng 283 all out)
All over.
Chris Woakes follows the six with a guide that beats deep point and third for four.
He goes to pull the short ball but can't clear Travis Head at deep square leg.
England are all out for 283.