Jonathan Agnew
BBC Chief Cricket Commentator on Test Match Special

They're not going to die wondering here. They're determined to make England bat again.

Oooof, is Harry Brook OK?

It appears he is - Bashir's delivery flicks Jamie Smith's gloves and heads towards England's new limited-overs skipper at slip, with the ball clipping the brim of his cap.

Brook lies stock still for a second but then everyone's laughing, so we continue - and Raza does so in some style.

He sweeps Bashir away for four, then drops to a knee for the following ball and clouts another boundary through mid-wicket, with the ball bouncing just short of the ropes.

Vic Marks
Former England spinner on Test Match Special

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Madhevere has come out and timed the ball sweetly. You've got to say that the Zimbabwe batsmen have come out with a positive attitude and a determination to show what they can do. England's seamers, on a pitch that doesn't help them greatly, have looked ordinary.

A trio of twos for Madhevere to start Cook's 11th over.

He drives nicely into a gap in the covers, then sends his next two shots out to square leg.

And that's just the start, he pulls the last ball of the over away for four - a profitable over for Zimbabwe.

Vic Marks
Former England spinner on Test Match Special

Raza's going to keep an aggressive outlook.

I enjoyed watching him bowl earlier. I hadn't seen much of him. The similarities with Sunil Narine, hiding the right arm behind him so you can't see what he's up to, and a similar pace too.

150 up for Zimbabwe, as Sikandar Raza tries to play a choppy sort of shot and sees the ball skid off the top of his gloves and run away for four behind the wicket.

That also takes the deficit below 150 - the tourists trail by 147.

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

It's been a fine morning for Zimbabwe. They have battled hard with the bat in this Test match.

You feel there's an inevitable conclusion to the game but they've made England work, and perhaps exposed one or two flaws in the attack.

By the way, we're not sure if tailender Richard Ngarava will come out to bat in the second innings after he pulled up on day one.

So England might only require five more wickets for victory.

Madhevere sees out a Cook maiden.

Soham Sarkhel
CricViz analyst

This is the fullest Shoaib Bashir has bowled in any home Test. Previously, he bowled 26% of his deliveries in the full region, this Test it has been around 45%. He has also improved his control of line. Prior to this Test, 32% of his deliveries in home Tests have gone down the leg side, in this Test, that has been only 16% - again, his lowest in any home Test.

Wesley Madhevere is next up for Zimbabwe - he got bowled for a 10-ball duck by Ben Stokes in the first innings.

No worries about the pair - he strides down the pitch to his second ball and whacks Bashir for four through wide mid-on.

Vic Marks
Former England spinner on Test Match Special

He didn't get on top of it. He wasn't looking to hit it aerially. It's quite a good catch, the sort that Stokes gobbles up.

It's a bit of a straight after lunch, not back in rhythm kind of shot.

Ben Curran takes five dot balls then whips Cook into mid-wicket for a single, retaining the strike.

He moves to 37, while Sikandar Raza resumes on nine.

Shoaib Bashir will take the ball at the other end.

Zimbabwe trail by 159, and their first target will be that Joe Root isn't back in the dressing room for kick-off (15:01 BST).

Next step will be to get him batting again, meaning he'd likely all miss all of the match at Wembley.

Anyway, players are back out at an overcast Trent Bridge. Sam Cook will get us going again.

Mind you, the colleague we'll call "Sushi Man" to preserve his anonymity had a prawn and lobster lasagne for dinner on Thursday.

I'm pretty sure that meal is a declaration of war against the state of Italy.

Tell you what, it's getting fancy on the other side of the desk.

We've got a fancy focaccia offering for one lunch, and another colleague has broken out a tray of sushi.

The England players will be lucky to get that at Trent Bridge.

A decent session for Zimbabwe, scoring 111 runs in 25 overs for the loss of just one wicket.

The one man to fall was Sean Williams just before lunch, with Shoaib Bashir denying him a shot at a Test century in England.

Phil Tufnell
Former England spinner on Test Match Special

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It's been a great morning of Test cricket. We turned up thinking are they going to lose two or three quickly? But they've shown a lot of fight, determination, and skill. They've put England under pressure. It's been entertaining.