Australia has taken the lead in the pink-ball Test at the Gabba, currently holding a 44-run advantage in the first innings. Alex Carey is still batting, aiming to extend this lead. Carey, with 46 not out, and Michael Neser, at 15 not out, successfully navigated the final half-hour under the lights on Day 2, reaching stumps at 378 for six. They will aim to build on Australia's position today. The team's primary objective will be to surpass a 100-run lead, with Carey playing a crucial role in achieving this.

England's bowlers secured wickets at various points during Day 2, yet these successes failed to significantly impede Australia's progress beyond their initial innings score. The Australian side's response was anchored by well-executed half-centuries from Jake Weatherald, Marnus Labuscha

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