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Stumps - Day 2 Scorecard :
Australia 245
England 317/2 (89.0 ov)
England lead by 72 runs with 8 wickets remaining in the 1st innings

And that's it for the day, stumps at Adelaide. Alastair Cook and Kevin Pietersen look a happy pair as they walk off, the Australians look absolutely knackered. One or two of them trot over to Cook to congratulate him on his knock, that's good to see.

Well this has been, overwhelmingly, England's day. There was the blip of Andrew Strauss's dismissal in the first over, and an Australian fightback threatened but it was one-way traffic after that. First Cook and Trott, and then Cook and Pietersen, batted England into a position of total dominance. Cook went to his second successive Ashes hundred, taking his series tally well past 400 in just his third Test innings of this tour. To read all about his knock, and more, have a look at Brydon Coverdale's bulletin. There's also a gallery of the day's play and, as always, our Facebook page provides a platform for a calm, considered discussion between fans of the opposing teams and a nuanced dissection of their performances...

And that's about all from your commentary team, Sahil Dutta and Liam Brickhill. If, unlike us, you've not just pulled an all-nighter there's plenty of other sport to be enjoyed today. Despite snow blanketing England, there's a full weekend of Premier League action, and you can follow it all on ESPNsoccernet. Although the cold snap has taken its toll on the weekend's rugby, some matches remain and you can follow all the action on ESPNscrum. For those in the UK, you can watch the big clash between London Irish and Leicester exclusively live on ESPN at 14.15GMT. Ashes cricket fans, please do join us again for day three. Thanks for all the mail, and goodbye for now!

88. Harris to Cook, no run, and left alone to finish the over

88.Harris to Cook, no run, appeal for lbw as Cook is hit on the pad... but that's going over the top and Umpire Erasmus isn't interested. They don't even ask for a review

88.Harris to Cook, FOUR, sweet timing! Cracked away through point, great exhibition of the square drive
The most runs by an England batsman between dismissals, surpassing the great Wally Hammond

88.Harris to Cook, 2 runs, back of a length and rising into the midriff, Cook gets right across to off and flicks to fine leg for two

88.2Harris to Pietersen, 1 run, dropped into a gap at cover, and quick running sees them through for a single

88.Harris to Pietersen, no run, slammed down on a length outside off, curving away through the air and left alone by Pietersen

Just five minutes left now
End of over 88 (8 runs) England 310/2
KP Pietersen            84* (139b 13x4)              DE Bollinger            15-0-76-1
AN Cook            130* (242b 16x4)              RJ Harris            18-4-44-1

87.6Bollinger to Pietersen, 1 run, on leg stump again and worked out to deep square-leg

87.Bollinger to Pietersen, 2 leg byes, outside leg stump and takes the pad towards long leg, the lack of pace off the pad means he has time to scamper back for a second...good energy towards the end of the day

87.4Bollinger to Pietersen, no run, full and outside off, no hint of movement and KP is able to leave it well alone

87.Bollinger to Pietersen, no run, better line, on middle and off, comes onto the front foot and defends to the on side

Australia really need to make use of this new ball

87.Bollinger to Pietersen, FOUR, short on leg stump and that's helped round the corner with a pull beats fine leg across the rope...extra pace off the new ball

87.1Bollinger to Cook, 1 run, on off stump, tucked into the leg side and there's a single to midwicket
End of over 87 (4 runs) England 302/2
KP Pietersen            79* (134b 12x4)              RJ Harris            18-4-44-1
AN Cook            129* (241b 16x4)              DE Bollinger            14-0-70-1

86.Harris to Pietersen, no run, takes the pad but that's heading down the leg side and there's a strangled shout

86.5
   

Harris to Pietersen, no run, driven firmly back to the bowler in his follow through

86.4
   

Harris to Pietersen, no run

86.3
   

Harris to Pietersen, FOUR, slipping into the pads, and the new ball flies off Pietersen's bat and out to the square leg boundary. 300 up for England

86.2
   

Harris to Pietersen, no run, hint of away movement this time, very full again by Harris and Pietersen digs it out to cover

86.1
   

Harris to Pietersen, no run, Harris aims for a yorker first ball, but sprays it down the leg side and Pietersen can't get a touch on it

And now they will take the new ball, with probably five overs left in the day. Perhaps even less than that, just 15 minutes of play to go. It'll be Harris to continue, does he have enough left for one last burst? Two slips in place, and a gully.
End of over 86 (1 run) England 298/2
AN Cook            129* (241b 16x4)              DE Bollinger            14-0-70-1
KP Pietersen            75* (128b 11x4)              RJ Harris            17-4-40-1

85.6
   

Bollinger to Cook, no run, angled down towards gully

85.5
   

Bollinger to Cook, no run, left alone outside off

85.4
   

Bollinger to Pietersen, 1 run, tapped into the covers, Pietersen is slightly sluggish to set off for the single and Clarke rockets in a throw at the non-striker's end. KP is stretching his hamstring after that run... doesn't look like anything serious though

85.3
   

Bollinger to Pietersen, no run, slightly wider from Bollinger, Pietersen looks for the forcing backfoot drive but toe-ends to mid-off

85.2
   

Bollinger to Pietersen, no run, landing on a length, angling towards first slip and defended to cover

85.1
   

Bollinger to Pietersen, no run, energetic start from Bollinger, but nothing in the way of movement with this old ball

Double change, Dougie is back to have a blow with the old ball from the River End

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