Nasser Hussain

So I thought that was curious.

And then obviously the moment, which, you know,

Captains always have those moments, don't they?

But it was very visible right at the start of the day because England needed to take those two quick wickets.

But they came out very lacklustre.

There must have been, what, five boundaries in the first two or three overs?

And, you know, Australia added those useful runs.

Archer, in the end, picked up five, which was a deserved five because he was excellent yesterday and managed to get the last two today.

So that's his first five for Intest, what, for the last six years because of, obviously, the massive absence with injury.

So that was good, but it kind of set the day off on the wrong note and the wrong tone.

And then, actually, there were no initial signposts, were there?

Because for once they got through Stark's opening spell, but then the pressure told as we got to lunch.

I think that was a pretty good ball.

I thought it was an agitated innings.

He came out, as you say, with no sense of kind of calmness.

You know, he looked frenetic.

There was that horrible drive to Boland where he was very jerky at the ball.

And it didn't come as much of a surprise, you know, when he chipped Lyon to mid-wicket.

We should talk about Nathan Lyon before we get on to Ben Duckett's dismissal, because obviously he was...

Saw having been left out, the Gabba described it as an absolutely filthy kind of decision for him.