Ashes 2013-14: England face Australia in Adelaide

Australia win the toss and opt to bat first. Bizarrely, rain briefly stops play after just one over before the action really gets going. The first big appeal is from England's James Anderson for lbw on David Warner, but it's turned down Photograph: Anthony Devlin/PA

England eventually get their man when Stuart Broad prompts Warner to spoon the ball to Michael Carberry at point. Photograph: Scott Barbour/Getty Images

After lunch, England's Monty Panesar appeals unsuccessfully for leg before wicket against Australia's Chris Rogers Photograph: David Gray/Reuters

Ben Stokes's first delivery on his Test debut is a dot ball Photograph: Anthony Devlin/PA

Watson (pictured) and Rogers both reached their half centuries, guiding Australia to 143-1 Photograph: Quinn Rooney/Getty Images

But Watson and Rogers tumble in quick succession. Watson is caught and bowled by Anderson (pictured) before Rogers edges Graeme Swann's delivery to Matt Prior Photograph: David Gray/Reuters

Monty Panesar then gets the wicket of Steve Smith, bowling him out to leave the Aussies on 174-4 Photograph: Cal Sport Media/REX/Cal Sport Media/REX

England are guilty of missing several opportunities to take Australian wickets. So, Michael Clarke (pictured batting) and Bailey are able to pile on the runs Photograph: Quinn Rooney/Getty Images

Michael Carberry is mortified after dropping Brad Haddin towards the end of the day's play. Photograph: Jason O'Brien/Action Images

By the close of play, England have removed Bailey and the Australians close on 273-5 Photograph: David Gray/Reuters