England start the day on 336-7. Stuart Broad is dismissed within the first 20 minutes for 19 runs. Graeme Swann comes in and finds his rhythm early on, as seen here when cover driving off Ben Hilfenhaus's deliveryPhotograph: Tom Jenkins/Tom JenkinsSwann sweeps past Brad Haddin off Nathan Hauritz's bowling as England move towards the 400 markPhotograph: Tom Jenkins/Tom JenkinsRicky Ponting puts a finger in his ear as the cheers echo round the ground. England are motoringPhotograph: Tom Jenkins/Tom Jenkins
James Anderson is caught by Mike Hussey on 26; time for Monty Panesar to step in and scamper around for a few more precious runsPhotograph: Tom Jenkins/Tom JenkinsMichael Clarke can't quite reach an edge from PanesarPhotograph: Tom Jenkins/Tom JenkinsMarcus North catches Swann at midwicket... but it's a no ballPhotograph: Tom Jenkins/Tom JenkinsHauritz looks dejected as the catch is ruled out by the umpire. The reprieve doesn't last long, however, as Panesar is caught by Ricky Ponting later that over to end England's valiant effort with the bat. They are all out for 435Photograph: Tom Jenkins/Tom JenkinsJames Anderson delivers the first ball of the Aussie innings, which whistles past Phillip Hughes Photograph: Tom Jenkins/Tom JenkinsEngland players appeal for the wicket but are turned downPhotograph: Tom Jenkins/Tom JenkinsHughes cuts for four off Stuart Broad as Australia make it to 50 without lossPhotograph: Tom Jenkins/Tom JenkinsAndrew Flintoff and team-mates celebrate their first wicket - that of Hughes who was caught by Matt Pior on 36Photograph: Tom Jenkins/Tom JenkinsPonting square drives off Swann's bowl and finds the boundaryPhotograph: Tom Jenkins/Tom JenkinsThe Aussie fans are in good heart as their side charges into treble figuresPhotograph: Tom Jenkins/Tom JenkinsAndrew Strauss juggles helmets as England seek to mix up their fielding approachPhotograph: Tom Jenkins/Tom JenkinsStuart Broad wears a look of dismay after he narrowly fails to bowl out PontingPhotograph: Tom Jenkins/Tom JenkinsAll fun and games in the stands, as spectators fool around with a snake of empty pint glassesPhotograph: Tom Jenkins/Tom JenkinsPonting sweeps Swann...Photograph: Tom Jenkins/Tom Jenkins...and soon racks up a tonPhotograph: Tom Jenkins/Tom JenkinsSimon Katich follows suit and is duly congratulated by Colingwood as the sides walk off at the end of play with Australia having scored 249-1Photograph: Tom Jenkins/Tom Jenkins
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