Nasser Hussain

There are a couple of confusing things there because the umpire didn't actually give it out on the field and he sent it upstairs to check whether the ball has carried.

Now,

Once he's done that, it's almost as if he's given it out, because obviously why would you send it upstairs to be carried, whether it carried if you didn't think he'd hit it.

Once it's gone upstairs, obviously the umpire checks everything.

He checks the catch and he checks the edge on the basis that it has been given out, even though the umpire hasn't given it out, and then Smith obviously can't review.

Anyway, I happen to think there was probably an edge there, but again, it seemed to be the frame

difference this time rather than the very big difference that we had yesterday, which is part of the protocol.

Not in 40 degree heat.

I'm not sure it does.

Well, the problem is, as we...

yesterday when we said it's time for two days of batting for England because you've got to get ahead of the game.

We've just seen what Nathan Lyon's done on a second day pitch.

If England trail by 150 and they have a brutal day in the field again, then you're left really chasing the game on the fifth day.

There's a bit of rain forecast, but you have to be unlucky to have a rain prevent you pushing for a win in Adelaide.

But, you know, they're going to be so far behind the game with Lyon in the team.

You know, that's a long way behind.

So it was time to get ahead of the game on first innings.

And it looks like they're not going to be able to do that.

And that's probably going to cost them.

They seem to be better with a kind of target to aim at, whether that either focuses the mind or...