The Ashes: Live coverage of Day 3 of the second Test between Australia and England at the Gabba live

HAMMERED. Half volley and Crawley smashes the straight drive back past him.

Starc overcorrects adnd flicks two more fine

FOUR MORE! Crashes the cover drive and England are rollicking along.

CLOSE! Goes to drive again but is beaten on the outside edge.

Gets more runs past gully.

DROPPED! Duckett hammers a drive back at Neser who gets hands to it but it doesn’t stick and pops up.

Very tough chance.

FOUR BYES. Wild down the legside Neser losing all control there.

ALL RUN FOUR. On the pads and clipped through midwicket and Boland does well to drag it in but they run four to the long boundary

Starc finding some movement away from the left-handed Duckett.

Leg side and flicked without control but well safe of the field for three.

Crawley runs two past Green at gully.

Too straight again and whipped for four.

Not his best start

Too straight and Crawley flicks four through square leg.

Leaves the rest as Neser settles outside off.

Starc with ball in hand fresh off his 77.

Zak Crawley on strike.

On the money first up as it shapes in as Crawley defends.

Off the mark with a drop and run single.

Duckett on a king pair defends the first.

RUNS! Straight and Duckett flicks three through mid-wicket.

Crawley works a single leg side and for the first time this sereis England get through the first over without loss.

A remarkable effort fromt the Australian tail spearheaded by Mitchell Starc who will now have the pink ball under lights.

England toiled without much luck but their plans were poor and overall energy poorer.

First step will be surving this hour until dinner but something tells me they’ll play their shots.

The pitch still looks relatively flat but there’s turn on offer.

Doggett edges Jacks to slip, and Australia are finally done.

Boland and Doggett race off the field and Australia will have the new ball just as the lights start to takeover.

Carse brings up his 150 with a wide way down the legside. Bronx cheers from the crowd.

Boland fends one to point to move to his highest Test score of 21.

Doggett pushes another single

Doggett drives a single wide of mid-off and for just the third time in Australian Test history, all XI players have made it to double figures.

Last time was in Colombo against Sri Lanka in 1992 if anyone was wondering.

Boland gets one as Doggett flicks two more around the corner.

EDGED. Drops just short of Brook at slip. More frustration.

Carse continues.

Boland squeezes two through gully.