Ashes 2013-14: Another humiliating day for England against Australia – in pictures

Needing to bat solidy to force a draw, England's Joe Root gives away his wicket early in the day when he slogs Nathan Lyon's delivery to Chris Rogers. A terrible shot and a terrible start Photograph: Anthony Devlin/PA

Kevin Pietersen is next to be dismissed on what is proving a dark day for England already. He flicked Peter Siddle's teasing delivery to mid-wicket, leaving England on 66-3 Photograph: Robert Cianflone/Getty Images

After a brief stand from Ian Bell and Michael Carberry, Carberry is expertly caught by David Warner off Shane Watson … so, at lunch England are 116-4 Photograph: Gareth Copley/Getty Images

Immediately after the restart, Mitchell Johnson goes on a rampage. First he takes Ben Stokes for 1 (lbw), then Matt Prior for a duck and Stuart Broad for another duck in successive balls. Photograph: Jason Obrien/Action Images

Graeme Swann manages to survive the hat-trick ball, but is dismissed - by Johnson yet again - soon after Photograph: Jason O'Brien/Action Images

Johnson then bowls James Anderson for a duck to make take five wickets for 12 runs in his last three overs. And what's more, he's set up another hat-trick chance, which Bell narrowly survives. England are 136-9 Photograph: Ryan Pierse/Getty Images

Bell brings up his half-century before Johnson claims his seventh wicket of the innings - Monty Panesar is his victim this time. England are all out for a paltry 172 Photograph: Anthony Devlin/PA

England are in a horrible situation, but at least they're showing some fight with the ball. James Anderson dismisses Chris Rogers at the start of Australia's second innings (caught by Prior) before he snares Watson moments later (caught by Carberry). Australia are on just 4-2. Unfortunately for England, they still have a lead of 402 Photograph: Ryan Pierse/Getty Images

Panesar cliams the wicket of Michael Clarke befoe the close of play, leaving Australia on132-3 with a 530-run lead. It's been another desperate day for England Photograph: David Gray/Reuters