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Future Oz leaders at work

AFP, London
Australia's future leadership team of Steven Smith and David Warner helped restore some pride for the tourists against England on Thursday's first day of the fifth and final Ashes Test at The Oval.
When bad flight forced an early close, Australia, who had lost the toss, were 287 for three - a marked contrast to their 60 all out in the first innings of their series-losing defeat in the fourth Test at Nottingham‘sTrent Bridge.
Smith, who will take over as Australia's Test captain when Michael Clarke retires following this match, was 78 not out after future vice-captain Warner had made 85.
Adam Voges was unbeaten on 47, having helped Smith add an unbroken
101 for the fourth wicket.
Thursday saw Chris Rogers, also retiring from international duty after this match, and fellow left-handed opener Warner put on 110 for the first wicket as Australia proved they could bat responsibly in typically English conditions.
Clarke walked out to a standing ovation from the crowd as England's players formed a guard of honour in the middle for the Australia captain.
But the rousing reception did nothing to lift Clarke out of his prolonged run drought.
One of Australia's greatest batsmen, Clarke exited for 15 when he edged a delivery from all-rounder Ben Stokes that seamed off the pitch to wicketkeeper Jos Buttler, a review showed that Sri Lankan umpire Kumar Dharmasena had made the correct decision
Earlier, dozens of demonstrators gathered outside The Oval ahead of the start of the Test in protest against the way in which world cricket is now run.
The #changecricket campaign protest was initiated by Sam Collins and Jarrod Kimber, the co-directors of 'Death ofa Gentleman'.
Demonstrators, including Damian Collins, a lawmaker with Britain's governing Conservative Party, held a three minutes' silence - a minute each for India, England and Australia -outside the Hobbs Gates at The Oval.
SCORES IN BRIEF
AUSTRALIA: First innings 287 for 3 (Rogers 43, Warner 85, Smith 78 not out, Clarke 15, Voges47 notout; Wood l-41,Stokes 1-59, Ali 1-49) ENGLAND: Lyth, Cook, Bell, Root, Bairstow, Stokes, Buttler, Ali, Broad, Wood, Finn