Rain arrives in afternoon session and wipes out rest of day's play
Warner & Khawaja relatively untroubled in 135-run opening partnership
England bowled out for 395 - Broad hits last ball in Test cricket for six
Retiring Broad given guard of honour by Australia
Australia, who lead series 2-1, have retained Ashes
England bidding to stop Australia winning series in UK for first time since 2001
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Image source, ReutersIt is official I am old. A player younger than me is retiring. Hopefully Broady can pick up one last five-fer and give us one of those spells. And of course get Warner nicking off.
Dan from Andover
Jim Maxwell
BBC Test Match Special
As England have shown it's a good pitch. I like the way Khawaja played that first ball too, it shows some positivity there.
Target 384
Very little to trouble Warner and Khawaja at the moment.
As is so often the case with cricket, we've constantly got one eye on the clouds above and it does seem to be getting a little greyer...
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Did Broad's bail switching lead to Labuschagne wicket?
Stuart Broad has been a champion cricket for many, many years. The ultimate competitor and an absolute master in the dark arts. He'll be missed, but the intoxicating memories he created will endue for decades.
Chris, Horsham
Target 384
Australia take another five runs from Jimmy Anderson's first over.
His family are in attendance, and his daughters have stuck a banner on one of the windows with 'Happy Birthday Dad' painted on.
Too cute. This day is playing with all our emotions.
Test cricket? Completed it, mate. (Nearly)
Broad hits last ball in Test cricket for six
Phil Tufnell
Former England spinner on BBC Test Match Special
We haven't seen enough of that from David Warner, it was a glorious cover drive. It's a lot of runs to get for Australia but they will be thinking they want to knock them off and have champagne all the way home.
Target 384
David Warner drives sweetly through the covers for four, and I suspect he will be absolutely desperate to rain all over Broad's parade.
A positive start for Australia.
Target 384
The crowd claps Broad in, the drama building... but David Warner is off the mark first ball.
Matthew Henry
BBC Sport at The Oval
It's not the main story today but don't forget this will be David Warner's last innings in England too.
I wonder what reception he'll get if/when he gets out. He's been booed enough. It might be time to say goodbye with applause.
Stuart Broad leads England out onto the pitch, in his trademark bandana, and he is going to take the first over.
And look who's facing the first ball for Australia...
For the last time.
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BBC Sport at The Oval
I was applying sun cream 20 minutes ago. Now think clouds have rolled in. It's like Broad has them on speed dial today.
So after all that, England are all out for 395.
Mitchell Starc took 4-100 and Todd Murphy 3-110, while Joe Root top-scored for England with 91, Zak Crawley added 73 and Jonny Bairstow 78.
Stuart Broad finishes eight not out, hitting his last ball faced for six - which is probably exactly what he planned.
Jonathan Agnew has been checking his apps all morning and warns us that rain is coming in 23 minutes...
Andy Zaltzman
Cricket statistician on Test Match Special
Broad hits last ball in Test cricket for six
It's Stuart Broad's 55th six for England.
Only four players have hit more sixes for England in Tests: Ben Stokes, Kevin Pietersen, Andrew Flintoff and Ian Botham.
Anderson lbw b Murphy 8 (Eng 395 all out)
And that's that.
What a weird passage of play. England added six from one shot after turning down a fair few singles.
But Stuart Broad has hit his last ball in Test cricket for six, so that's something.
And after a start that belonged to Broad, Australia need 384 to win.
Phil Tufnell
Former England spinner on BBC Test Match Special
Broad is walking off...
Anderson reverse sweeps again, is given out, and sends it for a review.
How many of these did we have yesterday?
Yeah, this is weird.
Jimmy Anderson nails a reverse sweep to the deep square fielder, and doesn't run. Have England made a vow to only deal in boundaries this morning?
Matthew Henry
BBC Sport at The Oval
The six brings Stuart Broad standing ovation number two.
I'll keep count.
And now Jimmy Anderson has been given a rendition of Happy Birthday. What a day.