Tait's wrecking ball destroys England

As Australia batted first once again, Shane Watson hit a couple of boundaries but was otherwise very circumspect against the new ball•Getty Images

England's pace attack had Cameron White hopping about early in his innings•Getty Images

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Marsh struck four fours and three sixes in his 50-ball 59•Getty Images

Shaun Tait flew into England's top-order batting in one of the quickest spells ever witnessed at Lord's•Getty Images

Yardy failed to pick up a thunderbolt from Tait, leaving the ball to be bowled•PA Photos

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Watson soon pulled Stuart Broad weakly to mid on to depart for 14•Getty Images

Ricky Ponting was undone by a bouncer from Broad when he had made just 15, and Australia slipped to 55 for 2•Getty Images

Swann had his second wicket when Tim Paine played on while attempting a reverse sweep•PA Photos

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Australia mob Tait after he uprooted Andrew Strauss's off stump•Getty Images

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Collingwood played a lone hand for England in a brave 95 ... •PA Photos

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Coming in at 104 for 3, Shaun Marsh turned Australia's innings around with an aggressive half-century•Getty Images

Hussey cut loose in the closing overs and finally departed for 79 from 60 balls, having put on 107 for the fifth wicket with Marsh•Getty Images

Michael Yardy was sent in up the order and was out moments later, bowled by Tait•Getty Images

Kevin Pietersen chopped his fourth ball onto his stumps to be bowled by Steven Smith to reduce England to 73 for 5•Getty Images

... But England's hopes all but vanished when Tait returned to shatter Collingwood's stumps•Getty Images