Roy busily pushes a two wide of mid-off and knocks a single backward of square leg. Hales leaves his first ball outside off stump, knowing there are two predatory slips waiting for that trademark nick, but slashes the last ball of the over for a single to third man.

Simon Essex: Good luck @MitchJohnson398, external, always took Barmy Army banter in good humour. Edgbaston2015 ball to @jbairstow21, external best I've seen live.

The giant left-arm paceman Mohammad Irfan takes the new ball as Jason Roy and Alex Hales open up for England - and the first ball of the innings is a "gimme" for Roy, full and wide outside off stump and Roy steers it for four through point.

Umpires on their way. England chasing 209 to go "dormie" in the series - 2-1 up with one to play.

Jonathan Agnew
BBC Test Match Special

"It's easy to field as well as England did when things are going well and wickets are falling. The true test is when things aren't going your way."

Ebony Rainford-Brent
Ex-England batter on BBC Test Match Special

"England looked pretty good in the field - they just need to be clinical now. If they do the simple things right it should be pretty straightfoward. It's true bounce and it's pretty flat."

Mike Adamson: The picture of Vic Marks used to accompany his comment looks uncannily like Deadline Day's Jim White. Really throwing me off.

Vic Marks
Ex-England spinner on BBC Test Match Special

"It's not a pitch where you can race to victory. England should win this - they are clearly the favourites. But we've seen enough not to take anything for granted."

Jonathan Agnew
BBC Test Match Special

"I think seniors stuff works in golf and tennis, to an extent - I don't think retired, overweight cricketers chasing the ball to the boundary [works]... they've had their time. But a lot of Indian supporters turned out to see Sachin."

BBC Test Match Special

TMS are now looking back at the recent three-match "All-Stars" series in which teams of retired players led by Shane Warne and Sachin Tendulkar locked horns in three American baseball stadiums.

Tattz: Impressive end-of-innings bowling from Woakes there...after being smashed for a 6, he kept his nerve and his line really well.

Jonathan Trott
Warwickshire batsman on Test Match Special

"It's been very good from England. The fielding has been outstanding and James Taylor's run-out out Azhar Ali turned the game. We ended up with three and it changed the whole complexion of the game."

Jonathan Trott
Warwickshire batsman on Test Match Special

"His arm action is what changed for me. You always knew deep down he was a really good bowler. Credit is due for the way he came back and transformed his career.

"That 2013-14 series was the quickest bowling I've ever faced. But it's the slingy action, a bit like Shoaib Akhtar, that made him so dangerous."

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BBC Test Match Special

Mitchell Johnson's wife, Jessica: "He's definitely got two sides to him. There's that soft, sweet side with his daughter. And then he's fiery, and can react quickly. He comes across in a certain way to some people.

"I'm most proud of him how he came back from adversity. It was tough what we went through. I'm just really proud."

If you can't listen live to the interval discussion on Mitchell Johnson, you can listen again later via the Test Match Special podcast.

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Andy Donley: When you take Younis Khan and Misbah-ul-Haq out of this Pakistan side, it looks rather brittle and leaderless.

Rakesh Pradhan: Inzamam is a better judge of a run than these lot ...#

Hassan Shah: Embarrassing to say the least. Can honestly say we're the best in the world at collapses.  

Batsmen the world over can breathe a sigh of relief after Mitchell Johnson's retirement. But is he the best Australia fast bowler of all time?

Take your pick from Johnson, Brett Lee, Dennis Lillee, Glenn McGrath, Ray Lindwall, Fred ‘Demon’ Spofforth, Jeff Thomson, or someone else...

Vote now on the right-hand side of this page, or via the tab at the top if you're using a mobile or tablet. The vote closes at 15:00 GMT.

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TMS is looking back on the international career of Mitchell Johnson, after he announced his retirement today.

You'll hear from the man himself, wife Jessica, former team-mate Ryan Harris, and ex-England batsman Jonathan Trott about what it's like to face him.