Phil Tufnell
Former England spinner

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Jimmy Anderson has pulled his length back, and is trying to angle it in to the right hander, rather than looking for the fuller ball to take an edge.

And there's the Anderson swing! He gets one to nip back in through Brathwaite's defences and just bounces over off stump.

He's certainly looked the more threatening of the two bowlers so far.

Andy Zaltzman
Cricket statistician on BBC Two

James Anderson has bowled more maidens in his international career than Phillip DeFreitas bowled overs in his - and he played 44 Tests.

Have some of that.

Chris Woakes ties Mikyle Louis down with five dots before gifting him a short, wide one outside off stump that the batter willingly crashes for four.

Andy Zaltzman
Cricket statistician on BBC Two

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Mikyle Louis hadn't played first-class cricket before this year, and had a superb season in the West Indies domestic competition.

In contrast, James Anderson played with Alec Stewart, who made his first-class debut in 1981.

Anderson's career has been across a huge span of years.

Another metronomic over ticks by from Anderson, just one from it.

After a pretty quick start, both Brathwaite and Louis have been watchful. This boundary from Louis in the first over has been the highlight so far.

There's an overly optimistic lbw shout from Chris Woakes, with the ball firing way past leg stump.

He then fires another one way down the leg side, which forces young Jamie Smith into action with a full-length dive. Side note - black wicketkeeping gloves in Test cricket? Unsure.

Watch the emotional moment before play began of Anderson's family ringing the bell at Lord's.

(I'm not crying, you are...)

Stephan Shemilt
BBC Sport chief cricket writer at Lord's

The thing about that first Anderson over was the quiet that surrounded Lord's for his first delivery. Pindrop stuff. The other notable feature? That Mikyle Louis drive. Stunning way to start your Test debut.

Normal service is resumed with a James Anderson maiden.

Chris Watkins: This is a really sad day. Be brilliant Jimmy - make them regret it.

Simon Mahon: If you were at Lord's today then you'd be buzzing to see that England have chosen to bowl first. Must feel electrifying to get to watch Anderson bowl in a Test match for one final time

Four more, as Woakes drifts down the leg side and it glances off Brathwaite's pads for four leg byes.

Not the most disciplined start from England.

Another familiar face to share the new ball with Anderson.

Chris Woakes, Ashes hero, is greeted by a clip into the leg side for two by Kraigg Brathwaite.

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It does feel a bit weird thinking about an England Test team without Jimmy Anderson in it.

Genuinely, as dramatic as it sounds, I can't remember life without him there - I got properly into cricket after the 2009 Ashes, watching his batting heroics with Monty Panesar in my hometown of Cardiff.

Since then, I've done my GCSEs, finished school and university, bought a house, got married - as Stephan Shemilt writes, "athletes and players become major characters in our existence".

We'd love to hear from you and your Jimmy Anderson memories - it can be your favourite wicket, where you were at a certain moment, the most memorable Test match? Get in touch in the usual ways, listed above.

Phil Tufnell
Former England spinner

I think it might be a little bit slow, this Lord's pitch. Probably better for bowling and batting on day two, but England certainly have got the conditions.

Mikyle Louis is off the mark in Test cricket with a dab past the slips for four. It wasn't full controlled but he did well to play late, ensuring it wouldn't carry to the fielder.

Plenty of control in the next one, though. Beautifully timed past mid-off for a classy boundary, and Anderson can only shrug in reply.

A positive start for the visitors.

A prod into the covers for a single from Brathwaite ensures a gentle start to proceedings after all the emotion and the build-up.

And breathe.