Ashes 2013: England v Australia, fourth Test, day three - in pictures

Australia start the day on 222-5 with Chris Rogers looking to build on the century he hit yesterday Photograph: Tom Jenkins

... but they soon lose Brad Haddin lbw to Graeme Swann Photograph: Tom Jenkins

Matt Prior dives full length to catch Australia's principal threat in their first innings, Chris Rogers. Photograph: Tom Jenkins

Alastair Cook signals a review after Prior's attempted catch. Hot Spot confirms Rogers made contact with the ball Photograph: Tom Jenkins

Rogers waves his bat after his dismissal Photograph: Tom Jenkins

Stuart Broad needs a new boot while bowling Photograph: Tom Jenkins

Jimmy Anderson gets Nathan Lyon out lbw as the Australians crumble Photograph: Tom Jenkins

The visitors are all out for 270, giving them a lead of 32. England's Stuart Broad holds the ball up to the crowd as he walks off after taking five wickets during Australia's first innings. Photograph: Tom Jenkins

At the start of England's second innings, Joe Root is bowled by Ryan Harris with a peach of a delivery Photograph: Tom Jenkins

Harris celebrates his unplayable delivery ... Photograph: Tom Jenkins

He then gets Cook and Trott as England's top order fail to shine. Photograph: Tom Jenkins

Here's the spectacular catch from Brad Haddin which dismissed Trott. England are 49-3 Photograph: Tom Jenkins

Pietersen survives a scare as he and Ian Bell look to drag England through the afternoon ... Photograph: Tom Jenkins

A mexican wave circles the ground Photograph: Tom Jenkins

Pietersen and Bell are batting solidly, but there's another worrying moment when KP has to dive back into his crease as Brad Haddin sweeps off his bails ... Photograph: Tom Jenkins

Thanks to a 100-run partnership between Pietersen and Bell, England are 152-3 and counting Photograph: Tom Jenkins

Concerning times for Nathan Lyon and his team-mates Photograph: Tom Jenkins

Ian Bell gets hit by a bouncer from Ryan Harris. Photograph: Tom Jenkins

Bell celebrates his half century Photograph: Tom Jenkins

Pietersen looks up in anguish as he spoons an easy catch to Rogers off Lyon Photograph: Tom Jenkins

Despair for Ryan Harris as he just fails to stop a boundary ... but the dismissal of Bairstow has put Australia back in the hunt Photograph: Tom Jenkins

Tim Bresnan bats to Nathan Lyon in the beautiful evening sunshine Photograph: Tom Jenkins

England end the day on 234-5 (with Bell having brought up his ton) giving the hosts a lead of 202 Photograph: Tom Jenkins