Michael Vaughan
Former England captain on BBC Test Match Special

The problem I have with English cricket is we're either looking at 21-year-olds or we're retiring 34-year-olds. There is nothing in-between.

Three singles from Nathan Lyon's over as England gradually try to reduce what looks like being a hefty first-innings deficit.

Australia will want to wrap this innings up quickly but the top-order might not fancy facing a tricky spell at the end of the day.

Michael Vaughan
Former England captain on BBC Test Match Special

Mitchell Starc's rhythm throughout this series has been incredible. Every single spell he has had that flow, paces have been high.

The bowling unit has been relentless all day.

Good over for England. I've not been able to say that too often today.

Two boundaries for Jofra Archer, the superb cover drive plus a leg glance the ball previous.

A no-ball and three singles make it 12 from the over all told.

Shot, Jofra!

Gorgeous drive from the England number 10 to thump Mitchell Starc through the covers and he holds the pose for the cameras afterwards, too.

No surprise that Starc follows up with a bouncer.

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Drinks are behind taken, Ben Stokes has a cold towel on his head and really seems to be struggling in the heat.

As a man with a similar complexion to the England skipper, I can't say I'm too surprised.

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Nice drive by Jofra Archer to start Nathan Lyon's over. Not quite out of the middle, though, and the fielder flicks the ball back just before the rope to save a run.

Archer goes for a slog sweep to end the over and gets a top edge that loops off side but lands safely.

Michael Vaughan
Former England captain on BBC Test Match Special

I think Ben Stokes is struggling, he has got cramp. We still have 50 minutes left in the day's play.

Thanks, Mike.

Mitchell Starc is into the attack and Jofra Archer welcomes him back with a thumping shot through gully for four.

That's the follow-on avoided at least...

Runs!

Watch out Australia, the momentum has swung in England's favour!

Ben Stokes knocks Nathan Lyon's first delivery into the off side for a single, before Jofra Archer gets a run of his own out towards fine leg.

To see if England can carry on the spirited form from this over, here's Sam Drury.

Just waking up in the UK? Well, I dare say it's been a case of what you feared rather than hoped for in Adelaide so far on day two.

It all started relatively well for England as, despite Mitchell Starc's half-century, Australia were bowled out for 371 with Jofra Archer taking the two remaining wickets to complete his five-for.

England then moved to 37-0 in good time and hopes an enjoyable day watching the tourists bat in the sun were raised.

It took 15 balls for those hopes to be dashed as Pat Cummins got Zak Crawley with a beauty before Nathan Lyon removed Ollie Pope and Ben Duckett in the same over.

Joe Root and Harry Brook tried to rebuild but the former was caught behind off Cummins early in the afternoon session to leave England 71-4.

There was some solid resistance from Brook and Ben Stokes for much of the afternoon session.

Brook, one remarkable six over cover off Scott Boland aside, played with much greater restraint and was looking good.

However, he got a good one from Cameron Green just before tea to put England right back in bother.

Since tea, all the talk has been about Snicko.

Firstly, the technology said a bumper from Cummins hit Jamie Smith on the helmet rather than the glove.

Australia were dismayed by that call but replays showed the ball didn't actually carry to Usman Khawaja in any case.

They were much happier when it said Smith had feathered behind on the pull despite replays suggesting there was a gap between bat and ball.

That drama aside, England's slide has continued with Scott Boland removing both Will Jacks and Brydon Carse. Stokes remains but the tourists are eight down and still 200 behind.

Andy Zaltzman
Test Match Special statistician

Four maidens in a row. Two of them were wicket maidens.

New batter Jofra Archer faces five balls from Scott Boland without scoring.

That makes 28 deliveries without a run.

Glenn McGrath
Ex-Australia bowler on BBC Test Match Special

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It is going from bad to worse.

Brydon Carse played from the crease, he didn't go forward or back - he just stuck the bat out.

Straight through the defence and clattered into the stumps.

And that's consecutive maidens for Nathan Lyon, as Ben Stokes waits out another over.

England haven't scored a run for 22 balls.