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Aussies nose ahead

AFP, Perth
There was more D R S controversy as Australia edged closer to regaining the Ashes on the second day of the third Test against England at the WACA Ground on Saturday.
In reply to the home team's first innings total of 385, the tourists were 180 for four at stumps on the second day, with Ian Bell on nine and Ben Stokes on 14, still trailing by 205 runs.
Australia lead the series 2-0 after wins in Brisbane and Adelaide, and can regain the Ashes with a win here.
Although in-form pacemen Mitchell Johnson went wicketless despite generating express pace, all of the other Australian bowlers used took a wicket each as several English batsmen failed to build on promising starts and the effectiveness of the controversial Decision Review System was again called into question.
The home team struck two key blows in the final session of the day, removing England captain Alastair Cook (72) and dangerous batsman Kevin Pietersen (19) in quick succession.
SCOREBOARD
AUSTRALIA: First innings (overnight 326-6) Rogers run out (Anderson) 11
WarnercCarberryb Swann 60
Watson c Swann b Broad 18
Clarke c Cook b Swann 24
SmithcPriorbAnderson 111
Bailey c Pietersen b Broad 7
HaddincAndersonb Stokes 55
Johnson c Prior b Broad 39
SiddlecPriorbBresnan 21
Harris c Root b Anderson 12
Lyon notout 17
Extras: (lb-6,w-3,nb-1) 10
Total: (All out in 1033 overs) 385
Fall of wickets: 1-13,2-52,3 -106,4-129,5-143, 6-267,7-326,8-338,9-354
Bowler 0 M R W
Anderson 23 5 60 2
Broad 22 2 100 3
Bresnan 233 4 81 1
Stokes 17 3 63 1
Swann 17 0 71 2
Root 10 4 0
ENGLAND: Firstinnings
Cook cWarnerb Lyon 72
Carberry b Harris 43
Root cHaddinb Watson 4
Pietersen c Johnson bSiddle 19
Bell not out 9
Stokes notout 14
Extras:(b-10,lb-3,w-5,nb-1) 19
Total: (For4wikts in 68 overs) 180
Fall of wickets: 1 -85,2-90,3-136,4-146 To bat: Prior, Broad, Swann, Anderson, Bresnan
Bowler O M R W
Harris 15 7 26 1
Johnson 15 6 43 0
Watson 9 2 32 1
Siddle 13 5 27 1
Lyon 16 6 39 1