Ashes 2013: England v Australia, second Test, day two – in pictures

The Aussie team huddle just before play starts. England ended day one on 289-7 Photograph: Tom Jenkins

Brad Haddin catches Tim Bresnan off the first ball of the day ... Photograph: Tom Jenkins

The crowd celebrate as Stuart Broad hits a six just over the Australia fielder Usman Khawaja Photograph: Tom Jenkins

Former British and Australian prime ministers John Major and John Howard watch the action in the MCC box Photograph: Tom Jenkins

Speaking of prime ministers, there's one in here somewhere. Honest Photograph: Tom Jenkins

Graeme Swann and Broad run off the field after their last wicket partnership ended when Haddin caught Broad. England made 361 Photograph: Tom Jenkins

England's players have a team talk as they prepare for Australia's first innings Photograph: Tom Jenkins

Bresnan appeals for an early wicket Photograph: Tom Jenkins

Having been brought back into the side at the expense of Steven Finn, Bresnan makes a fine start by claiming the wicket of Aussie opener Shane Watson. Watson's foolish use of DRS when he was plumb lbw could prove costly Photograph: Tom Jenkins

Swann declines to celebrate after he got Chris Rogers lbw with a full toss. Rogers made a total mess of trying to connect with the ball and instead got hit in the midriff Photograph: Tom Jenkins

Khawaja is dropped by Trott off Swann's delivery Photograph: Tom Jenkins

But Kevin Pietersen eventually catches him off Swann Photograph: Tom Jenkins

Australia are four down for 69 Photograph: Tom Jenkins

Now that's nice: Stuart Broad gets the critical wicket of Michael Clarke, LBW, with a lengthy delivery. Australia are now tottering on just 91-6 Photograph: Tom Jenkins

Any hopes of Ashton Agar producing another late stand are dashed when the youngster is run-out by Jimmy Anderson after a throw from Matt Prior. Agar scored just two runs Photograph: Tom Jenkins

The Aussie coach Darren Lehmann looks glum ... Photograph: Tom Jenkins

Brad Haddin edges Swann to Trott at slip - the Aussies are running the risk of being asked to follow on Photograph: Tom Jenkins

When Harris is caught by Pietersen off Swann, Australia's innings draws to a close. They managed just 128 all out. Photograph: Tom Jenkins

Swann was the key threat, getting 5-44 ... Photograph: Tom Jenkins

A solitary cloud floats over the ground ... Photograph: Tom Jenkins

As England bat for the last 90 minutes of the day, Australia's spirits seem to be in ruins Photograph: Tom Jenkins/Guardian

Clarke kicks the turf in frustration. But by the end of play his team have nicked three wickets for 31 runs, meaning this Test may not be such a foregone conclusion after all Photograph: Tom Jenkins/Guardian