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
Wood b Murphy 26 (Eng 259-8)
Bowled him!
Mark Wood picks up four through point before he's bowled having a big ol' heave ho.
He was trying to hit it over mid-wicket but there's a little bit of extra bounce and it crashes into middle stump.
Todd Murphy has picked up two wickets.
An overturned lbw, a four and a drop.
A lively start after tea.
This series is just always delivering.
Phil Tufnell
Former England spinner on BBC Test Match Special
The Oval is quite a tricky seeing ground.
Another one goes down!
After hammering Mitch Starc to the point boundary Chris Woakes is dropped at gully by Mitch Marsh.
It goes fast but Marsh gets both hands to it, in front of his face, but the ball bursts through them and England run two.
Phil Tufnell
Former England spinner on BBC Test Match Special
That's handy for England. This partnership is going alright. They've got 39 so far, useful.
Oh, wow!
There's a clear inside edge.
Chris Woakes and Mark Wood seem a bit shocked by that. They definitely didn't think an edge was going to save him.
Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent on Test Match Special
England have decided to give it a go, they might as well.
Mitch Starc has got Chris Woakes!
Joel Wilson has raised the finger for lbw.
Woakes, after a long chat with Mark Wood, opts to review it.
Mark Wood and Chris Woakes are back out in the middle.
They've shared 38 for the eighth wicket and England need them to keep going.
Mitch Starc will start after the break.
Harry Brook was dropped on five and twice edged through the slip cordon but he played some brilliant shots in his 85.
England lost four wickets in the afternoon session and added 119 runs.
There were some loose shots in there.
As Glenn says the game has already progressed quite a lot.
England were 62-0 before Ben Duckett, Zak Crawley and Joe Root fell in quick succession to leave the hosts 73-3.
None were particularly good balls, but Crawley had been giving a good working over by Pat Cummins, playing and missing at five of the past 10 balls.
Glenn McGrath
Ex-Australia bowler on BBC Test Match Special
Image source, ReutersThis game continues to move at a rate of knots. England are setting a new standard with how quickly they are scoring. In the past if you had lost seven wickets by this stage you would have only 170 or 180 on the board.
Thanks Sam.
That session absolutely flew by. I had my head down in some other work and then looked up and the players were walking off.
I thought it was raining or they'd gone off for bad light.
Good news on the weather front.
So, with a full session of cricket in prospect, I'm off for a brew and it's time for me to hand you over to Callum Matthews.
Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent on Test Match Special
The rain which was forecast for around tea time looks like it is going to bypass the ground so we should go through to the close of play uninterrupted.
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Just imagining Mark Wood humming the tune of Barbie Girl whilst smashing the ball about.
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Isa Guha
Former England bowler on BBC Test Match Special
England are ticking along at a clean five runs by tea. There's lots to play for in this Test match still. Mitchell Starc bowled well, and looked very threatening. Australia's bowlers have punched back after England looked quite comfortable earlier.
Glenn McGrath
Ex-Australia bowler on BBC Test Match Special
Australia are just in front at the moment. England are scoring quite freely but Australia picked up four big wickets.
Quick single to end the over, it takes England to 250 and that is tea.
A good session for Australia, four wickets in it but England added another 119 runs with Chris Woakes and Mark Wood combining for a useful eighth wicket stand.