The Ashes LIVE: England vs Australia score and fourth Test updates

David Warner is starting a foot outside of his crease against Stuart Broad, who like his opening partner hasn’t quite found rhythm yet. Warner can’t get a tickle on three balls speared down the legside, though – a maiden.

There’s a bit of movement apparent for Anderson across the left-handers, but his starting line has generally been a little bit too straight, both Warner and Khawaja able to watch the ball on to their bat, not necessarily afraid of playing square on given Anderson’s relatively gentle pace. That’s more like it, pushing it across to beat Khawaja’s defensive stroke.

The barbershop quartet to Jonny Bairstow’s left ooh and aah as Usman Khawaja is slightly squared up by an away-nipper from Stuart Broad. That’s safe off the outside half of the bat, though, into the cover gap for a single. David Warner matches his partner with a tuck off the toes.

James Anderson shows his footballing skills, five keepy-uppies before collecting back in those gnarled old fingers. I hear those aross the road at the other Old Trafford are seeking a new number nine.

His last ball is over-pitched on about middle, Khawaja never one to get a stride in so playing an otherwise perfect on-drive with his plimsolls together. Stuart Broad’s game chase keeps it to three.

Jaunty from Usman Khawaja, at least by his standards, a couple of steps down to cover the swing before leaning on a square drive. Four runs.

A nudge off the hip gets Usman Khawaja underway, James Anderson not finding too much immediate nip as he makes the familiar canter down from his own end.

Stuart Broad at the other.

What do Australia have by way of riposte? Bairstow’s blitz at least showed how good this surface remains for batting, but the new ball swung earlier for Mitchell Starc and Josh Hazlewood – this could be a tough little period for Usman Khawaja and David Warner.

Revenge? That was a blockbuster bit of batting from Jonny Bairstow, letting out all of his frustration on Australia’s hapless attack, already bruised by yesterday’s battering. England eschewed any thought of an early declaration and have piled on the runs – they’ve got a session and a bit to make inroads into the Australian order before the rain is due to come overnight.

But Anderson’s stay of execution is brief! Jonny Bairstow is stranded on 99!

It’s cruel for Bairstow, his partner shuffling across his stumps and then missing a straight one. The appellate court can’t save him, three reds on review, with Bairstow hurrying off for a quick-change into his keeping gear.