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Australia lost 303 in the fifth Ashes Test, but England are back in their dramatic free-fall in Hobart on their turn.

England are 7-124 with Sam Billings (19) and Chris Woakes (5) at a point after a previous loss of 3-7 and 4-32.

The first attack in the collapse was Dawid Malanin, 25, who strangled the Pat Cummins delivery from the foot to stay behind.

Shane Warne sympathized with Malania’s dismissal and said: Can you believe it? Strangles down the edge of the legs just as they expanded their shots.

Just what the English didn’t need as they started to look good.

Michael Vaughan added: It’s unfortunate … it doesn’t happen too many times in your career.

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Just two crossings later, Cummins hit again with a nip-backer that was trapped by Captain Joe Root at 34th.

This is a problem for England, Vaughan said. They now have Ollie Pope facing Pat Cummins, who is 3-17, the lights are on, the clouds are coming in, there is little movement.

They have to be careful here, they could explode.

Ben Stokes was gone when he played up Mitchell Starc and picked up Nathan Lyon back point.

After Wicket, Vaughan said: England is collapsing. That’s the general trend in this test match stroke lineup. If you get one, you always feel that two, three, four, five can follow quickly.

Ollie Pope and Sam Billings bought England for six more substitutions but were ultimately unable to stop the rot when the former got caught and gave Scott Boland his first match. It was just a prize for Boland, who hit just 13 runs in eight innings and hit the outer edge several times.

Nevertheless, Boland should have had two places on two balls when Chris Woakes hit directly on David Warner, who left a simple chance.

And bad luck kept coming to Boland, who had left the bowls of the Woakes again, this time Usman Khawaja, who moved in front of Steve Smith but left the opportunity.

Mark Waugh said the Australian protective arms stood too close together.

I’m just not happy in between, said Waugh, who was a great field player in Australia’s second slip.

They walk in front of each other. They are too tight together.

If Khawaja had been wider, it would have been straight for Steve Smith. They have just misunderstood it.

Sam Billings is the last door to fall when he hooked Cameron Green straight to Scott Boland at 29.

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Shortly after the food break, it appeared that the Australians had found the inner edge of Malan, but it was not handed over and the hosts decided not to check.

Repetitions showed noise in the snick with bright daylight between the club and the pot, suggesting that Malan had gotten rid of it.

England still lost two early places when returning Rory Burns ran sensationally with a direct hit from Marnus Labuschagne and Zak Crawley got caught on the bat pad.

Burns was lucky he was still involved at the time when he made the ball for Mitchell Starc in the first set, which the Australians didn’t strangely complain about.

That left Fox Cricket’s commenting team shocked.

I’ll tell you what, I think he broke it completely, Shane Warne said in her comments after watching the snick play.

Yes, he hit it. He hit it, there’s a big spike in the snick.

He hit it perfectly. Very rarely do you see any attraction.

In the next step, however, Burns was slow when Zak Crawley demanded a quick single, and it was over.

This is the worst way to get out, end, Mike Hussey said on Fox Cricket. It’s just so unnecessary … Burns progressed slowly.

Crawley made 18 of 21 balls before the inside edge of Pat Cummins bounced off the thigh cushion and Travis Head on the short leg, which bounced twice before holding on to it.

Earlier, Lyon scored his highest score against England by hitting three sixes on the way to 31 out of 27 balls.

He was the last man to crash in Australia after two goals from Mitchell Starc, Pat Cummins and Alex Carey.

Starc was away early the second day when he crossed a draw for Mark Wood and got caught at three. Pat Cummins crashed on Wood in the same way an Australian tail didn’t swing him.

Its great design, good execution. Australians don’t play it (short ball) well at all and gave a couple of visits, Michael Vaughan said.

Carey failed to silence his suspects when Chris Woakes got the goalkeeper to hit 24.

Lyon eventually knocked out Stuart Broad as he swung towards the fences, while Scott Boland finished undefeated in 10th place.