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
If there is one thing Chris Woakes loves it's a cover drive. He unfurls his first of the innings here as Josh Hazlewood offers him a bit of width.
The extra cover fielder might just have got a fingertip on it to take the pace off it but the ball still has enough on it to reach the boundary cushion.
Slapped back down the ground by Mark Wood.
Flat-batted back past Josh Hazlewood and timed superbly!
Matthew Henry
BBC Sport at The Oval
The hum at The Oval has quietened. The atmosphere in London is often much, much different to the raucous atmospheres at Leeds, Manchester and Birmingham. It has been today again. Occasionally roars of "shotttttt" but not the chanting and certainly no beer snakes.
It's the heroes of Headingley out there for England now, Chris Woakes and Mark Wood. They'll be trying to drag the hosts up towards 250 and beyond.
Jim Maxwell
BBC Test Match Special
Image source, ReutersThat wasn't quite there for that shot and it went to the safest pair of hands in the Australia team in Steve Smith.
Brook c Smith b Starc 85 (Eng 212-7)
One drive too many from Harry Brook.
Full and wide from Mitchell Starc, Brook went after it and the edge flies to Steve Smith at a good height.
England are in a bit of bother now. Four wickets in the session.
That is glorious from Harry Brook.
Straight drive back past Mitchell Starc, all along the ground. It doesn't get much better than that.
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Surely the declaration is coming let's see how the Aussies bat in these conditions
Bryan Adger Darlington
Declaration? England might be all out before then...
Jim Maxwell
BBC Test Match Special
Image source, Getty ImagesOne of those shots that Jonny Bairstow plays so often. He's dragged it into his stumps having a flirt outside off stump.
Bairstow b Hazlewood 4 (England 208-6)
Dragged on!
Loose from Jonny Bairstow as he tries to flay the ball through the off side, gets an inside edge and it cannons into leg stump.
Australia's seamers are making the most of these conditions.
Michael Vaughan
Former England captain on BBC Test Match Special
I think this is good from Australia. They have opened up the cover drive for Jonny Bairstow knowing that's how they got him out in the third Test at Headingley. It's clever tactics by saying 'go on, try to hit it through there'.
Close! Jonny Bairstow is tempted into a drive wide of off by Mitchell Starc and gets a thick inside edge, just past the stumps and down to fine leg for one.
Harry Brook then drives uppishly but wide of mid-off, not timed so he has to settle for two.
England would certainly take that, Jasper, after deliveries like this from Mitchell Starc...
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Lights are on and it's gloomy... surely spin from both ends like we had to do last week?
Jasper in Verwood
Josh Hazlewood ends the over with a full delivery that swings back in to Jonny Bairstow and hits his front pad.
There's a brief appeal but with no conviction to it, the ball was going well down leg.
Harry Brook's single earlier in the over means he now has his highest score in a home Test.
Michael Vaughan
Former England captain on BBC Test Match Special
Image source, PA MediaIf England had played attritional cricket they will probably think they could already be five wickets down at this stage anyway.
It wouldn't be an Oval Test without Sir John Major being in attendance.
Image source, ReutersJonny Bairstow is the new man in for England and gets off the mark first ball with a single.
The ball is glided down to deep third for another single by Harry Brook before a dot ball ends a successful Mitchell Starc over.
We're going to have another bowling change, Josh Hazlewood will replace Todd Murphy.
Michael Vaughan
Former England captain on BBC Test Match Special
Ben Stokes is looking at the pitch as it's nipped late. Ben was shaping up to play it through mid-wicket and expected it to carry on with the angle. It goes away from him at the last minute. It's not often you see Ben Stokes' off-stump fly out the ground. He doesn't get bowled that often. That's a good delivery from Mitchell Starc.
Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent on Test Match Special
Ben Stokes cannot quite believe it. And neither can we sitting here!