The Ashes, third Test, day two AS IT HAPPENED: Aussies build lead to 142 after Pat Cummins six-for, Ben Stokes counter-punch

And that concludes Wide World of Sports' live coverage of day two of the third Ashes Test.

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In the eyes of Australian cricket great Ian Healy, it wasn't only the sight of David Warner again falling to Stuart Broad on day two of the third Ashes Test, but the opener smirking as he made his way from the middle.

For the 17th time in Test cricket, Warner was dismissed by Broad as the Australians built their lead at Headingley, leading to Healy casting grave doubt over the veteran's place in the side and blasting his reaction to his dismissal.

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And that's stumps in Leeds!

Travis Head and Mitchell Marsh see the Aussies through to the close of play on day two, with the tourists leading by 142 runs.

Head has made 18 and Marsh 17.

MORE TO COME.

Another Aussie falls as Usman Khawaja nicks off!

The left-hander nicks a Chris Woakes delivery and Jonny Bairstow makes no mistake with the gloves, Khawaja going for 43.

The Aussies are four down and lead by 90.

The English are up and about!

Drama at Leeds!

Steve Smith is in disbelief after chipping a catch to Ben Duckett at midwicket.

The Aussie great slaps a Moeen Ali delivery across the line and hits it straight to Duckett, who's stoked to see him go for just two runs.

The Aussies are three down and lead by 98.

Marnus Labuschagne sweeps and holes out!

The Aussie first drop goes for 33, losing his wicket with the tourists leading by 94 runs.

Moeen Ali takes the wicket and Harry Brook takes the catch.

The wicket brings Steve Smith to the middle for his second innings in his 100th Test.

Usman Khawaja has made 33.

The teams break for tea with the Aussies leading by 55 runs in Leeds.

The tourists are 1-29 in their second dig after Stuart Broad removed David Warner for the 17th time in Test cricket.

Broad dismissed Warner for four in the Aussies' first innings and for one in their second, with Zak Crawley catching him in the slips on both occasions.

Usman Khawaja (20) and Marnus Labuschagne (seven) will resume in the middle after tea.

In taking five catches in England's first dig, Steve Smith equalled the world record of most catches in a Test innings by a non-wicketkeeper.

Smith became the first non-wicketkeeper in Test history to take five catches in an innings twice.

Those stats are courtesy of Brett Graham, Nine's cricket stats guru.

David Warner's Ashes nightmare haunts him again!

Steaming in bowling around the wicket, Stuart Broad catches his outside edge and Zak Crawley takes the catch in the slips.

Warner goes for one as he falls to Broad for the 17th time in Test cricket!

"I'm wondering if he's watching the ball as closely as he could be," Callum Ferguson says from the Nine studio.

"But Stuart Broad strikes again. He's got it all over Davey. Seventeen times (he's dismissed him). Wow, it must be right in Davey's head now. It's tough to watch."

The Aussies are 1-11 and lead by 37.

And that's the English done!

Ben Stokes takes another huge swipe at a Todd Murphy delivery but skies it to Steve Smith down the ground.

The England skipper goes for 80 from 108 as the English are bowled out for 237, leaving the Aussies leading by 26 runs.

"What a crucial, crucial knock," says Sri Lankan legend Kumar Sangakkara in commentary.

"What could have been a big lead for Australia going into their second innings has been whittled down to just 26 all due to Captain Fantastic, Ben Stokes."

Making Stokes' knock extra special was he was clearly struggling physically.

What a cricketer.

In 10 minutes' time, David Warner and Usman Khawaja will be getting the Aussies' second dig underway as the tourists go about growing their lead.