Isa Guha
Former England bowler on BBC Test Match Special

Olly Stone, what a comeback that he's been having.

He does not want to give up this opportunity again.

Olly Stone is on for the first time today. He's already nabbed one wicket in the field.

Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent

Josh Hull has bowled perfectly well for a young man.

Josh Hull has kind of a half mullet. He pushes it back out of his eyes as he gets increasingly sweaty through his second over.

It's a decent effort again. One ball was too short and was cut for four.

England are ticking along nicely in Belfast, despite having lost both openers early. Hollie Armitage has reached 22 from 21 balls, while Paige Scholfield, who was dropped on 1, has 14 from 12.

England need 157 runs from 40 overs, which should be a canter from here. But them, we all know, sport and should don't always walk hand in hand.

Stephan will do anything to get a Stoke reference onto these pages.

Stephan Shemilt
BBC Sport chief cricket writer at The Oval

So, these feet of Josh Hull. Size 15 to 16.5, depending on who you're listening to. I think I'm right in saying that cricket companies don't make bigger than UK 14. Hull gets his boots specially sent from a cricket shop in Stoke-on-Trent.

Pathum Nissanka's fifty was the quickest by a Sri Lankan against England in Tests.

Not many others have been helped with such attacking fields.

Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent

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That was a perfectly acceptable debut over in Test cricket from Josh Hull.

All in all that was a decent start from Josh Hull. He almost sneaks one through Pathum Nissanka's prod but the ball takes the inside edge.

The 20-year-old gets a quick low five from a team-mate as he returns to the field.

Michael Vaughan
Former England captain on BBC Test Match Special

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Nissanka's had 50 off 40 balls and played some lovely shots. He's capitalised on everything.

50 for Pathum Nissankapublished at 11.4 overs

11.4 overs

Pathum Nissanka drives the next ball for four. He's got to fifty from just 40 deliveries.

Josh Hull - with his huge size 15 feet - is right on the money with his next two balls.

Nissanka has to defend an 83mph ball off off stump.

Josh Hull smoothly glides in.

His first ball is full and wide but is hit straight to the fielder.

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England have certainly thought outside the box again with their latest selection.

Josh Hull is a 20-year-old left-arm seamer who has played just 10 first-class matches.

In those matches he has taken 16 wickets at an average of 62.75. In three matches in the County Championship for Leicestershire this summer he has taken two wickets at an average of 182.50.

But England like the look of him. They say he bowls at good pace and swings it from his 6ft 7ins.

"Josh Hull is 6ft foot heaps, bowls left-arm, ranges in pace from 80 to 90mph, swings it not too dissimilar to the likes of Jimmy Anderson. He's 20 years of age, from good farming stock. It's not a huge gamble, is it?," coach Brendon McCullum said this week.

There are big cheers as Josh Hull's name is announced.

That's a beauty from Prendergast. Shapes one back in nicely at Tammy Beaumont who cannot lay a bat on it. The ball clips the top of off stump and Beaumont's afternoon is over.

Huge wicket. Debutant Paige Scholfield is next in.

Angelo Mathews survives his first ball and we're going to get a first look of Josh Hull next...