:England's batting once again crumbled in the face of Australian pace bowling on Saturday and the tourists limped to tea on 124 for six on the second day of the day-night fifth Ashes test, still 179 runs in arrears.
The tourists dismissed Australia for 303 in the opening session but were quickly on the back foot when they came out to bat with Rory Burns run out by a direct hit from Marnus Labuschagne. Malan departed for 25 when he got a faint edge on a Cummins delivery down the leg side and wicketkeeper Alex Carey did the honours behind the stumps.
Scott Boland got into the act by having Ollie Pope caught behind for 14 and the paceman would have removed Woakes for a golden duck with his next delivery had David Warner not spilled a straightforward slip catch.
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