Ashes 2015 live: England close day one with a lead of 214 runs after Joe Root's batting and Stuart Broad's bowling terrorise Australia
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Your support makes all the difference.● Close - England are leading by 214 runs
● England lose three wickets after bowling Australia out for just 60 runs
● Root scores more than double the 60 Australia managed
● Broad takes eight wickets - two in the first over
● Embarrassed, demolished and humiliated - Australia media react
● The stats and facts behind England's incredible first session
● How the wickets fell in incredible first session
● England, leading the series 2-1, won toss and chose to bowl
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