England rocked by three wickets before lunch

A sensational David Warner catch had England on the ropes as three wickets tumbled on the third day of the second Ashes Test against Australia today.
Warner dived to take a stunning left-handed catch to dismiss opener Michael Carberry for 60 and plunge the tourists to 116 for four at lunch with Ian Bell not out 29.
It crowned an impressive morning for the Australians, coming on top of the wickets of Joe Root and Kevin Pietersen earlier in the session.
Carberry looked the best of the England batsmen showing plenty of resolve and application in his 202-minute stint as wickets fell around him.

But he dropped his head in dismay when Warner pulled off a brilliant catch at square leg off Shane Watson to send Carberry on his way for his maiden Test half-century.
Watson showed his worth as an allrounder with three maiden overs and Carberry's wicket.

Ian Bell, who crashed two sixes off spinner Nathan Lyon, looked England's remaining big batting hope.
England lost the wickets of Root and Pietersen in the opening hour of play.
The tourists, already one down in the series and resuming at 35 for one, succumbed to Australian pressure.
Root showed plenty of application in the opening half-hour before he lashed out on the first ball he faced from spinner Lyon.

He got a top edge to a slog sweep outside off-stump and skied high to deep backward square leg where Chris Rogers took the catch.