The umpires had their umbrellas securely wrapped up as they wandered out for a chinwag.

And the hover cover is coming off!

The sky is looking a sort of elephant grey.

Is it raining at Lord's? The players have retreated back into the pavilion, there's a couple of umbrellas up in the crowd, and the hover cover is out.

Keep the crepe chat coming everyone.

Oh Chris - a new can of worms has been opened.

Cricket can wait.

Anyway, back to the cricket (reluctantly).

This is how South Africa finished the morning session. Will they come out after lunch with the same intent?

What's the conference for, James? Or will that blow your cover?

Re mushroom sauce - there's an episode of Top Cat which features the quote "with mushroom sauce yet - where? where? where?".

My brother says it All. The. Time.

Cheese and baked beans - I have concerns about the structural integrity. Surely a knife and fork situation.

Mince in gravy - Big thumbs up here. I've eaten a slice of beef on a crepe before and we were debating the merits of a roast dinner crepe earlier.

Nutella and lime - Curious. Would try.

However, arguably today's biggest talking point - and the recap I know you've all be waiting for - has been Crepegate.

So far we've learned...

• Lemon and sugar - a classic
• Orange and sugar - divisive but shades of a Crepe Suzette
• Tuna - just plain wrong

Vic Marks
Former England spinner on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

Temba Bavuma had a different intent. 36 is a significant contribution in this game, so far.

He took the initiative away from Australia and it's a very good session for South Africa.

You can't take anything for granted in this game.

Here's a reminder of the only wicket to fall.

And it was a super catch from Marnus Labuschagne.

So what's happened so far on day two?

Well, South Africa resumed on 43-4 and only lost one wicket in the first session. Captain Temba Bavuma, who successfully overturned an lbw decision early on, was caught by Marnus Labuschagne for 36.

However, they've reached lunch without further loss, with David Bedingham looking solid on 39 (95) and Kyle Verreynne on 11.

South Africa are 121-5 and trail Australia by 91 runs.

Thanks Ffion.

I'll be disappointed if you don't bring back crepes for the office.

Right, time to give you all a break from me and pancake/crepe nonsense.

Elizabeth Botcherby is poised to guide you through the break and the afternoon session. Bye for now!

Vic Marks
Former England spinner on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

The game is close to parity.

Whoever gets the first innings lead will have a slight psychological advantage but we have a game here, which didn't look likely last night.

Simon Mann
BBC Test Match Special commentator on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

Even though we're on the stroke of lunch, David Bedingham wasn't going to turn that one down.

What a way to end the session, and it belongs to South Africa.

They haven't let Australia get away from them. David Bedingham has played superbly.