Ashes 2013: England v Australia, third Test day one tea report Rogers became ever more exasperated by these members standing up or moving, and pulled away during the over that he was dismissed - when Graeme Swann fired in an offbreak which Rogers, trying to hit through square-leg, missed. Clarke, even though he was batting in his non-favourite position of number four, took up the running from Rogers. If England have a match-winner here it is most likely Swann, although this is James Anderson's home ground, and Clarke took it upon himself to go after Swann. Clarke chose to hit Swann against the spin in the recent fashion, not with it. He came down the pitch to catch the half-volleys and drive through the covers or over mid-off. England's seamers were all threatening, but the onus was on Swann as the ball was turning as much as a fifth-day pitch of last year - or a third-day pitch of this summer. Stuart Broad still searched for his 200th Test wicket, Tim Bresnan was his new and accurate self, while Anderson probed everytime he bowled, but Australia still reached 180-3 by tea - with only 53 of the day's 90 overs bowled. Anderson was convinced he had Steve Smith caught behind off a horrible drive, when 18, but Marais Erasmus give him not out - and there was no conclusive evidence to over-turn the decision. England had therefore lost both of their reviews, as Swann had used up one in appealing for LBW, also against Smith.