AUS vs ENG Live Cricket Score

9.1 OUT! TAKEN! What a stunning grab from Crawley and it is back-to-back wickets for England. Fractionally fuller and angling in and around off. Travis Head, with the weight still on the back foot, tries to force the drive on the off side, but does not manage to keep it down the ground. Hits it flat and low to the left of point. Zak Crawley shows good reflexes by diving to his left and plucking it with his left hand, just before the grass. The English players are up and about. Both the Aussie openers are back in the hut as Travis Head trudges back on 10 (28). Australia are 33/2.  33/2

8.2 OUT! TOP EDGE AND CAUGHT BEHIND! Jofra Archer picks up the first wicket for his side. He bangs it halfway down the pitch, cramping the batter with the line on the body. The bounce is steep because of the wrist snap and it rises on the batter. Jake Weatherald plays a half-hearted pull shot, and gets a thick top edge. The ball flies behind, to the right of the keeper. Jamie Smith moves to his right and gathers it safely in his mitts. A big lift for England after being flat in the first half an hour or so. Jake Weatherald departs on 18 (27) and Australia are 33/1.  33/1

24.1 OUT! TAKEN! What a start to the afternoon session for England. Jofra Archer strikes and breaks the 61-run stand. He bangs this into the pitch, on middle, gets some extra bounce. Marnus Labuschagne stays back and looks to pull it away, but for some reason, does not go fully through the shot and tries to keep it down at the last moment. He just ends up lobbing it straight to short mid-wicket, where Brydon Carse takes a dolly. Marnus is distraught and walks back for 19 off 40, and Australia are 94/3.  94/3

47.2 OUT! FLATLY SWEPT AND TAKEN! A wicket for England against the run of play and this is a self-inflicted one. Serves it on a fuller length, drifting in and around middle and off with some turn and bounce. Usman Khawaja premeditates the slog sweep, but mistimes it to deep mid-wicket. The ball dips in front of Josh Tongue but he dives forward and takes a fine catch. Jacks breaks the 91-run partnership. Usman Khawaja departs for 82 (126) and Australia are 185/5.  185/5

24.3 OUT! TAKEN! A fantastic catch, and Jofra Archer has two in the over now. This has been such an excellent start to the session for the tourists. Archer bowls this a bit fuller and around leg. Cameron Green looks to clip it away, but fails to keep it down as it seems to have held on the surface a bit. It flies flat and wide of short mid-wicket, where Brydon Carse puts in a full-length dive to his right and takes a stunning catch. Green goes back for a duck, and the Aussies have slipped from 94/2 to 94/4.  94/4

77.2 OUT! STRAIGHT AND GONE! England finally get Carey's wicket, through Jacks, with just a couple of more overs left for the new ball and about 20 minutes remaining in the day. Dropped fuller and just around the off pole with some spin and bounce. It is tossed up nicely at just 78 kph. Alex Carey gets down on a knee to slog it over mid-wicket, but only manages a thick top edge. The ball flies over the leg side. Jamie Smith calls for his catch, runs forward-right and takes a fine catch. Alex Carey departs after a quality knock of 106 (143). Gets a good reception from the crowd as he heads back to the dressing room. Australia are 321/8.  321/8

60.5 OUT! DRAGGED ON! Josh Tongue gets his maiden Ashes wicket upon his return into a fresh spell. He lands this back of a length and on the fourth, the stump line, gets it to nip back in sharply from the seam with extra bounce. Josh Inglis stays back and tries to guide it to third man, but gets cramped up for room, and the ball goes off the toe-end to crash onto the stumps. A nice little knock of 32 off 39 from Inglis comes to an end, and the 59-run stand has been broken as well, with Australia 244/6 now.  244/6

65.5 OUT! TAKEN AT SHORT LEG! Brydon Carse strikes now. He lands this on a hard length, on middle, gets it to nip back in a bit. Pat Cummins looks to work it to the leg side but plays it onto his pads before the ball lobs up, and Ollie Pope grabs it easily at short leg. There is a big appeal, and the finger goes up, but Cummins doesn't think he has nicked it and takes the review. However, Snicko comes up and shows a spike confirming that there is a slight inside edge and the Aussie skipper has to walk back to the hut. He takes a review with him as well, and Australia are 271/7 now.  271/7

85.2 OUT! BOWLED'EM! Jofra Archer strikes back with a beauty and gets his fourth wicket. He lands this on a good length and on middle and off, gets it to jag back in sharply. Mitchell Starc stays back to block it out, but plays down the wrong line. The ball goes through the huge gap between bat and pad to rattle the top of the middle pole. Not much of a celebration from Archer. Starc walks back after a fine fifty, and Australia are 348/9.  348/9

91.2 OUT! LBW! Jofra Archer gets a fifer, or does he? He has to wait as Nathan Lyon takes the review here. YES, he does. This is his third five-wicket haul against the Aussies. He goes just a bit fuller and on off, gets it to nip back in. Lyon tries to play with a straight bat again and from the crease, but the ball goes past the inside edge to hit him on the back pad. There is a big appeal for LBW, and the finger goes up. Snicko confirms no bat involved, and Ball Tracking shows two reds and wickets on umpire's call with the ball hitting the top of the middle stump. Australia have been bowled out for 371.  371/10

7.4 OUT! EDGED AND GONE! The skipper strikes and ends Crawley's resistance. Gets his first wicket in this Ashes. He angles in on off, on a good length, and that nips away a touch after landing on the seam. Zak Crawley is sucked onto the front foot and tries to defend, but only manages a feather behind to Alex Carey. A massive, confident appeal for caught behind, and the umpire obliges. Cummins delivers a money-ball in his fourth over. Trademark Cummins, who gets the ball to just bounce and zip off the deck. Zak Crawley departs on 9 (19), and England are 37/1, trailing by 334 runs.  37/1

10 OUT! OUTFOXED! A double strike from Lyon and problems multiply for the Englishmen. How is that for a return for him? You wonder what impact he was going to have in this game. First over, and he delivers two absolute beauties. He gets past the great Glenn McGrath and becomes the second-highest wicket-taker for Australia in Test cricket with 564 wickets under his belt now, just behind Shane Warne. A beautifully flighted delivery lands on the stumps, drifting into the middle stump line before gripping and spinning away after pitching. Duckett lunges forward in defense but the turn deceives him completely, sneaking past the outside edge. He's played the wrong line entirely and can only watch as the ball clips the top of off stump. Ben Duckett was looking really good out there and walks back on 29 (30). England slip further down to 42/3, trailing by 329 runs.  42/3

9.3 OUT! TAKEN! A soft, soft dismissal and Lyon makes an immediate impact in his very first over. He dishes out a fuller delivery, landing it around the off pole. It turns in with some extra bounce as Pope strides across to flick it with the spin. But his head falls over and that extra spin and bounce leads to the bat twisting at the point of contact. The ball flies flatly off the inner half of the bat, to the left of mid-wicket, where Josh Inglis takes a fine diving catch. Ollie Pope's agony continues in this Ashes, as he trudges back on 3 (10). England are 41/2, trailing by 330 runs.  41/2