Michael Vaughan
Former England captain on BBC Test Match Special

Jasprit Bumrah is that good of a bowler, he seems to make things happen.

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

Jofra Archer is bowled and it seemed to keep quite low.

Jasprit Bumrah has got five wickets and he's been brilliant today.

Prakash Wakankar
BBC Test Match Special commentator

India have got their early wicket after lunch and they'd want nothing less than to wrap this up quickly.

A maiden over for Mohammed Siraj, bowling to Jofra Archer.

The England seamer is sporting a digital watch on his left wrist, facing the bowler - a tad risky.

Maybe he's wracking up the runs on his Strava - I know how it is, Jofra, got to get that kudos.

Jem Green
CricViz analyst

The second new ball swung an average of 1.8º for the Indian seamers, taking three wickets this morning. The first replacement ball at 90.4 overs swung an average of 0.8º and another replacement at 98.4 has seen the current ball swing 1.2º.

Andy Zaltzman
Test Match Special statistician

That second boundary took Brydon Carse past his Test best score of 38 from the last match. It's his eighth Test appearance.

Runs for Brydon Carse.

His drive at Jasprit Bumrah's opening delivery breaks through the gully fielder and reaches the ropes, while he adds four more getting out of the way of a yorker and turning it round the corner.

Bumrah's final delivery is eased past gully for two more, as Carse moves to 44.

Andy Zaltzman
Test Match Special statistician

It's six years since Jofra Archer's Test debut here at Lord's in 2019.

Prakash Wakankar
BBC Test Match Special commentator

Jofra Archer's played that perfectly. He's off the mark straight away.

That was a perfect number 10 stroke.

Matthew Henry
BBC Sport journalist at Lord's

Big cheers for Jofra Archer as he emerges onto a field for the first time in a Test for more than four years.

Here he is!

Out walks Jofra Archer for his first Test action since he played for England against India in Ahmedabad in February 2021.

He gets off the mark immediately, squeezing the ball between slip and gully, open face but a bit edge-y.

Prakash Wakankar
BBC Test Match Special commentator

He's got him, has he? He has!

Jamie Smith, the man who stood between India and a manageable England score, is gone.

Just one leg bye from the over as we ease back into the session.

Jasprit Bumrah clips the leg of Brydon Carse and the England batters take a single as Dhruv Jurel runs back to retrieve the ball.

Out come the players at a sunbathed Lord's.

Everyone looks like they enjoyed their chicken meatballs and they're ready to get going.

Jasprit Bumrah looks set to take the first over of the session as England resume on 353-7, with Jamie Smith on 51 and Brydon Carse on 33 in a partnership of 82.

Back to the cricket, Jasprit Bumrah took a trio of England wickets early in the session, removing Ben Stokes before dismissing centurion Joe Root and Chris Woakes with successive deliveries.

India then changed the ball and it all got a bit quieter.

If you've ever wondered what's on the menu for the players at lunch, the Lord's social media account has posted what's being served., external

The harissa marinated chicken meatballs and lamb railway curry both sound especially inviting, although the pudding situation is a bit disappointing.

I had battered sausage, chips and peas from the BBC canteen - gravy over the peas, I might want to mix it with the chips but I want that to be my decision. I used the sausage as a breakwater.

The most significant ball of the session was probably its first, with Joe Root bringing up his hundred having been on 99* overnight.

Here's how he brought up his 37th Test century.

Quick check-in with WInViz over lunch - it has England as firm favourites after four sessions.

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