Thirteen runs from 45 balls, not the most fluent innings from Ireland captain William Poterfield. Watch how it ended with Liam Plunkett taking an easy catch off the bowling of Joe Root below...

Kevin O'Brien has joined his brother Niall at the crease. He's got Joe Root in his sights and misses a shovel at shortish delivery that bounces and turns. It's smartly taken by Billings, up to the stumps.

I think you've got just about everything covered, Judith.

Ed Smith
Ex-England batsman on BBC Test Match Special

There was nothing hopeful about the review, but it was done instantaneously as though he thought he had at least gloved it. Maybe he just thought that Ireland have little batting left to come.

Wilson reckons he's hit it, but there's nothing on ultra edge. He was forward, going for the sweep.

Rashid reckons he's trapped Gary Wilson lbw and Aleem Dar agrees. Up goes the finger, but Wilson makes the t-sign. We're going upstairs.

Gary Wilson is the next man in, and he gets straight off the mark with a quick single. Niall O'Brien then angles his bat nicely to drive for another couple.

Vic Marks
Ex-England spinner on BBC Test Match Special

I guess he was trying to go over mid-off but he made a very poor connection. Joe Root tossed it up outside off. It is in the slot if you are in nick. Ireland are struggling now.

Porterfield is having a bit of trouble picking Rashid's variations, so he opts to smack the ball as hard as he can instead. A full toss gets swung into the outfield, before Porterfield narrowly avoids getting run out at the non-strikers. The two batsmen trade singles, though, to keep things ticking over.

Good bowling by Ball, well held by Billings, not great from Balbirnie. Watch the third Ireland wicket to fall below.

Graeme Swann
Ex-England spinner on BBC Test Match Special

I am a huge fan of Jonny Bairstow - more of his batting than his keeping. You have to find a way that he plays in all forms of the game as a batsman. He is a really good fielder as well.

Jonny Bairstow is prowling about in the outfield. It's Billings who has been given the gloves for today's game, of course. A cracker from Ball to end the over, Niall O'Brien moving forward and the ball zipping past his attempted drive.

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Here's Adil Rashid, on for his first bowl. He tosses the ball wide and Porterfield misses a cut, before a reverse sweep goes wrong and the batsman is rapped on the pad. Not out. Few shots look as ugly as a reverse sweep when they go wrong. Rashid rounds off the over with a beauty that beats the off-stump by a whisker.

You can watch the second of Balbirnie's two fours in two balls off Liam Plunkett below, before he fell to Jake Ball.

Drinks are taken, which gives new man Niall O'Brien time to have a chat with his captain. That was a bad time for Ireland to lose a wicket - not that there's ever really a good time. Balbirnie was starting to find his range. 

Vic Marks
Ex-England spinner on BBC Test Match Special

It was a good catch by Billings. It went quickly off the outside edge. You'd expect the keeper to catch it, though. A timely wicket for England. Balbirnie scored quite quickly, mostly by glides behind the wicket. I think it is fair to say that once you get past Kevin O'Brien it is not the strongest tail.