Harry Brook insisted England were happy with their work after being bowled out for 283 on day one of the concluding Ashes Test.The hosts were dismissed in less than 55 overs after being sent in at the Kia Oval, in a game they need to win to salvage a drawn series, but tackled bowler-friendly conditions with their usual aggression to score at more than five-an-over.They lost wickets in clusters, with a sequence of three for 11 hampering their progress in the morning session and another mini-colla

Harry Brook insisted England were happy with their work after being bowled out for 283 on day one of the concluding Ashes Test.The hosts were dismissed in less than 55 overs after being sent in at the Kia Oval, in a game they need to win to salvage a drawn series, but tackled bowler-friendly conditions with their usual aggression to score at more than five-an-over.They lost wickets in clusters, with a sequence of three for 11 hampering their progress in the morning session and another mini-collapse of four for 28 clearing out their middle-order engine room.Australia chose a different method, grinding their way to 61 for one in 25 overs to take the upper hand by stumps, but Brook was content with how things finished.