The Ashes are almost gone for another two years. Thursday in Adelaide felt like witnessing a lot more than the turning point in a match. It felt like watching the end of an idea.

None of England's previous Ashes tours began with the optimism surrounding this one. But after eight days' cricket, that optimism, and that Bazball template, has been destroyed.

Tempers flared between England skipper Ben Stokes and his star bowler Jofra Archer on Thursday morning.

After the England wicket-keeper, then on just 16, had initially been given out, the umpires sent the decision upstairs to check whether the ball had carried to Khawaja - which it did.

Carey, who went on to make an emotional century at his home ground as Australia closed on 326 for eight, had 72 when he appeared to underedge a delivery from Josh Tongue.

Get all the latest scores and updates from Adelaide Oval as England and their fans fume over the most controversial call of the series so far.

LAWRENCE BOOTH IN ADELAIDE: Forget Bazball: this was the day England's Ashes dream finally died. Many, of course, would argue that moment had come and gone.

Nathan Lyon was left filthy after being left out of Australia's team for the second Ashes Test - but he's made up for last time and claimed yet another accolade.

OLIVER HOLT IN ADELAIDE: England's hopes of regaining the Ashes are hanging by the most frayed of threads after another dismal performance.

A renowned cricket commentator has taken aim at fans for their behaviour on day one of the third Ashes Test in Adelaide - and it is hard to argue otherwise.

England fans were already furious after the 'snicko-gate' controversy marred day one of the third Ashes Test in Adelaide - but now they've been ripped off in a different way.