Ben Duckett is out first ball in the first over off the bowling of Mitchell Starc as England fall to 5-1 in their first innings of the second Ashes Test against Australia in Brisbane.

Nathan Lyon is left out of an Australia side for the first time in a home Test since 2012, while the hosts were also still without captain Pat Cummins for the second Ashes Test.

Australia and England face off for the second Test after a rapid defeat Down Under in the first clash made it a brutal start to the Ashes for the visitors.

'It's still five days, it's just with a slightly different coloured ball' - Head

There will be different elements to contend with - Root

Carse 'excited' for day-night Test

Labuschagne on his captain's use of eye tape

England seek rare win in Brisbane

Jacks is a 'brilliant cricketer' - Pope

Vaughan and Tufnell on Jacks selection

TMS on day-night Test

How 'genius' Warne brought people to the game of cricket

Are England affected by the press?

Get all the latest scores and updates as Ben Stokes's England team try to avenge their loss in Perth and avoid a disastrous start to the series.

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