Ben Stokes tried to bring in James Anderson in place of Stuart Broad, but Anderson has been out for a while and has yet to be allowed into the attack again. To mark the wood then? No, Stokes sticks with the old guard, Broad gets the fifth of his spell.

Steve Smith forced past additional cover, stood on tiptoe and then strode behind the three, before Marnus Labuschagne jerked a similar ball with his foot, slicing his teammate with a finish line as Broad scowled at the holes in his landing area.

That’s really very, very tight. The ICC has dropped the soft signal for this summer, with officials on the scene no longer having to give indications as to whether they think such an incident has occurred – however, we have seen a number of such cases persist over the past few weeks.

On balance, you’d say it’s a fair enough call, especially since Root himself isn’t so sure.

Goodness, it was tighter than Root’s immediate reaction suggested, and Kumar Dharmasena had an aged look – but it seemed to have bounced off the palm of the hand rather than clenched fists. Dharmasena finally came to the same conclusion.

Edge but only short! Or is it? Joe Root immediately said no on the first miss, but the third umpire wanted to make sure…

An exciting hit from Marnus Labuschagne, showing his full face to push the ball past the pitcher in four captivating runs.

Another in the wickets column for Chris Woakes, who is really enjoying the coolest comeback to whites in the UK. Steve Smith joins Marnus Labuschagne.

David Warner does the hard work and throws it again! Warner plans to play and then mull over a role, end up doing nothing and doing nothing else and going back to his stump.

Chris Woakes is finally showing his generous side, a player rising high into David Warner’s ribs crashing straight into a four-way corner after 13 balls in the money. Warner is off to another start – and one that he really can’t waste.

A pirate! That should irritate British pitchers, Marnus Labuschagne’s toes crash when a Stuart Board ball fails to lift, a cloud of dust indicating this abraded surface. A few inches from the stump with a late hitter’s down push, though Labuschagne crossed to say goodbye.

50 for Australia via a David Warner pat.

Oh, that was a good move from Chris Woakes, shoving the ball past David Warner after finishing the left-hander’s first shot into the corner. Warner is attacking with his footwork but has held on to the line to avoid the same fate.

A dozen dots to start Woakes.