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Live Reporting

by Matthew Henry, Sam Dalling, Mike Peter & Millie Sian

  1. Katherine Sciver-Brunt
    Ex-England bowler on BBC Sounds

    This is the point in the innings where I would start to go a bit feral in the field!

  2. Eng 171-4

    Capsey 26, Jones 30

    Fatima has her sleeves rolled up - giving a hint of swagger - but is blowing on her hands to warm them up.

    Ten runs come from Fatima's over and I'm not sure she's loving life.

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    A sluggish wicket, but England have to press on with scoring. Amy Jones to the rescue.

    Adrian, Worcester

  4. Eng 165-4

    Hmmm.

    Fatima begins with a full-bunger and Amy jones helps herself to four.

    Enid Bakewell is giving the railing of her balcony a bash to applaud.

  5. Katherine Sciver-Brunt
    Ex-England bowler on BBC Sounds

    There is absolutely no energy in the build up or at the crease of Ayesha Zafar's run-up. That's how I bowl when I go into the schools and play against some of the youngsters. A little hop, skip and a jump, pretending I know how to bowl spin!

    There definitely needs to be a bit more pace in the run-up, or at the crease, to generate a bit of pace. At the moment it's slow, slow or slower.

  6. And just as I say that seamer Fatima Sana is going to come back for a second burst.

    I like this move.

  7. Eng 161-4

    These Pakistan spinners are canny but there's not a lot of variety. There's a LOT of slow off-spin on show.

    Ayesha Zafar does kind the edge of Alice Capsey's bat but the edge is thick enough to make it tough for the keeper. I'm not even going to call that a drop.

  8. Off-spinner Ayesha Zafar is going to kick us off after drinks.

  9. A healthy 32 runs have come in the past five overs. These boundaries from Alice Capsey provided the impetus...

  10. Katherine Sciver-Brunt
    Ex-England bowler on BBC Sounds

    I hope they're bringing on the handwarmers. I dropped Nat off this morning and she took two hot water bottles with her.

  11. Drinks - Eng 155-4

    Capsey 20, Jones 20

    Amy Jones again...

    Her second fine stroke in as many overs comes as she lifts off-spinner Umm-e-Hani over the top of mid-off. The ball bobbles away before reaching the boundary.

    I reckon that was one of the shots of the day. That, my friends, will be drinks.

  12. Nat Sciver-Brunt was the the most recent batter to fall...

  13. Eng 147-4

    Shot.

    Amy Jones gets down on one knee to heave Nashra Sandhu over mid-on.

    That aggression persuades some in the ground to take their hands from the comfort of their pockets to applaud. It's chilly.

    Eight from the over.

  14. Georgia Elwiss
    England all-rounder on BBC Test Match Special

    CapseyPA Media

    I still think England can get up to around 240, which is just under six an over from here, if they have a good partnership here and don't leave too much time for Dean, Ecclestone and Glenn to have to bat.

    I think 240 is easily defendable with the bowling line-up they have got. They will want more, of course, but they have had to work really hard today.

  15. Eng 140-4

    Capsey 17, Jones 8

    Thanks Sam.

    How are we all?

    Alice Capsey has given this innings a bit of impetus.

    The legend that is Enid Bakewell is enjoying herself on a balcony, dancing along to her kingdom below.

  16. Eng 137-4

    Ahhhh the live-texters curse. No bad thing if you are an England fan, though.

    Alice Capsey with a pair of fours in that over.

    I'm going to hand you over to Matt Henry now. He will guide you (seamlessly) through to the interval.

  17. Eng 127-4

    Boundaries not exactly free flowing right now.

    Doff of the cap to Nashra Sandhu who is a) bowling beautifully and b) bowling in a cap. A huge fan of that approach personally.

  18. Eng 123-4

    Amy JonesGetty Images

    Pedestrian is the right word for this from England.

    We've just had the traditional ice cream van shot on camera. The queue you ask? Snaking? Mammoth? No, try non-existent. It ain't warm in Derby today.

  19. Georgia Elwiss
    England all-rounder on BBC Test Match Special

    Nat Sciver-Brunt took a long time to walk off, didn't she? I think she knew that she got a little tickle on that.

    It was a good ball. There was a little bit of movement off the seam and the length and width invited the drive. Nat Sciver-Brunt went after it and you would say that if she was in, she would have hit that without any deviation off the pitch.

    Another good catch behind the stumps.

  20. Eng 121-4

    Always lovely to see spinners giving it a little hang time. Nashra Sandhu has bowled half her allocation now for a miserly 14 runs. Tidy.