Australia’s dominance on the ‘Moving Day’ of the Test match was evident as they gained a big benefit over England. Mitchell Starc’s early dismissal of the opposition captain set a constructive tone for them. Pat Cummins, Travis Head, and Josh Hazlewood additionally contributed to Australia’s success by taking wickets, resulting in the hosts being bowled out within the first session. Their openers carried out solidly, with Usman Khawaja persevering with his spectacular type and Marnus Labuschagne offering beneficial assist. Despite dropping David Warner early within the second session and Labuschagne too, Australia’s batting remained regular with Khawaja and Smith irritating the English bowlers. Rain interrupted play within the third session, halting Australia’s momentum. On the opposite hand, England had a forgettable batting efficiency within the first session, dropping six wickets for a mere 47 runs and conceding a big result in Australia. Their bowling effort confirmed dedication, with Stuart Broad troubling Marnus Labuschagne, though he did not take a wicket. James Anderson managed to dismiss Labuschagne, and Josh Tongue delivered an excellent supply to dismiss Warner. However, luck didn’t favor England, as they sought a contemporary begin on the fourth day of the Test match.