Ashes: Day two of the fifth Test at The Oval

Australia celebrate as Jimmy Anderson is bowled out by Ben Hilfenhaus for his first duck in Test cricket Photograph: Tom Jenkins

Stuart Broad hooks a high ball Photograph: Tom Jenkins

Brad Haddin tries to run out Broad but misses his catch Photograph: Tom Jenkins

A bail is blown off as Stuart Broad edges the ball into Ricky Ponting's hands as England are all out Photograph: Tom Jenkins

Marching out on to the pitch, England prepare to defend a score of 332 all out Photograph: Tom Jenkins

Flintoff talks to umpire Rauf after appealing unsuccessfully for an LBW against Shane Watson Photograph: Tom Jenkins

Jimmy Anderson marvels at the LBW call as Watson looks on Photograph: Tom Jenkins

Swann bowls as Katich looks on Photograph: Tom Jenkins

A wicket for Broad in his first over, with Watson dismissed for LBW Photograph: Tom Jenkins/Tom Jenkins

Ricky Ponting looks back in disbelief as Broad bowls him for only 8 Photograph: Tom Jenkins/Tom Jenkins

The man of the moment, Broad gets his hat-trick as he bowls Hussey out for a duck Photograph: Tom Jenkins

And then celebrates Photograph: Tom Jenkins/Tom Jenkins

After only scoring 3 runs a disappointed Michael Clarke storms off the pitch after being given caught by Trott off Broad, who is celebrating in the background Photograph: Tom Jenkins

And then Broad gets a standing ovation from the crowd Photograph: Tom Jenkins/Tom Jenkins

An LBW costs Marcus North his innings Photograph: Tom Jenkins

Matt Prior looks on in hope and anticipation as Simon Katich, having scored a half century, loops an easy catch to Cook off Swann Photograph: Tom Jenkins

Brad Haddin swings in vain as Broad's ball hammers home on the stumps Photograph: Tom Jenkins

Team mates congratulate Stuart Broad on his dismissal of Haddin Photograph: Tom Jenkins/Tom Jenkins

Aussie wicket number 8 goes as a turning ball by Swann clips the edge of Mitchell Johnson's bat and Matt Prior behind the stumps takes a smart catch Photograph: Tom Jenkins

And then England players mob Graeme Swann Photograph: Tom Jenkins

The phrase a bad workman always blames his tools as Aussie batsmen Clark and Siddle try to repair the pitch Photograph: Tom Jenkins

Cook and Swann celebrate after they combined to dismiss Clark. Though replays show that the Aussie batsman was the victim of a bad umpiring decision. He was given out caught to a ball that missed his bat by a full six inches and more, thumping straight into his pad and looping to Cook at short leg Photograph: Tom Jenkins/Tom Jenkins

Andrew Flintoff bowls Hilfenhaus for 6 to take the last wicket of the innings Photograph: Tom Jenkins

Fans on packed roof terraces over the road from the Oval enjoy the sun shine and a terrific game of cricket Photograph: Tom Jenkins

England go into bat for their second innings and their captain attempts to build a good total by square cutting North Photograph: Tom Jenkins

Not a good start for England as Cook is out caught by Clarke off North for a measly 9 runs Photograph: Tom Jenkins

After the Australian batting collapse, it appears that England may suffer one too as Simon Katich celebrates catching Ian Bell off Johnson Photograph: Tom Jenkins

A disappointed Ian Bell walks off after his dismissal Photograph: Tom Jenkins

Attempting to shore up the England batting after the loss of a few quick wickets, Andrew Strauss sweeps Katich for four past the short fielder Hussey Photograph: Tom Jenkins