England win second Test by innings and 159 runs
England take 2-0 lead in five-Test series
James Anderson takes 100th Test wicket v India
Opener Murali Vijay bags a pair for India
England declare on 396-7 - lead of 289
Woakes finishes 137*, Curran falls for 40 off last ball
The groundstaff are now all hard at work. There is a bit of water on the covers but they have their brooms out sweeping that away. It looks a little brighter too.
India will resume on 17-2 at 14:00 BST. Play can now go on until 19:30 tonight.
Alison Mitchell
BBC Test Match Special
There’s no standing water on the ground we can see, so that’s good news.
Amy Lofthouse
BBC Sport at Lord's
Restart at 14:00 BST, with 93 overs left in the day.
We have news from the umpires. Play is going to restart at 14:00 BST!
The covers are now being rolled up.
Amy Lofthouse
BBC Sport at Lord's
It's stopped raining! The umpires are on their way out to the middle to have a little look.
Anderson now has 551 Test wickets after another two today.
He's closing on Glenn McGrath's tally of 563, the most by a fast bowler.
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Really, what are England going to do when Jimmy retires? He is so so good
Martin, Newcastle
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I think we should remember how hard it is to play conditions away from home next time England are struggling on the sub continent. India are an amazing team, but are looking shell shocked at the moment..
Tim D
There's still hope of play at Radcliffe CC. Is your club game being held up by the rain? Let us know.
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Alison Mitchell
BBC Test Match Special
There is just very light rain still falling. The covers are firmly on. There is no sign of play imminent.
I think I'd have gone for the chicken curry today. That cherry bakewell tart also sounds tempting.
Now then. What we all wanted to know. The Lord's menu...
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I can confirm Amy is very rarely optimistic. Play is scheduled to restart at 13:10 BST which is when the early lunch should have ended but the covers are still on. It is still raining. There may be more play but it isn't imminent.
Amy Lofthouse
BBC Sport at Lord's
I'm going to be optimistic, which is unusual for me, and say we will play again. It's still gloomy out there but the rain isn't as heavy as it was and I think we should get enough of a dry spell to squeeze some more play in. Mind you, that could just be the frankly excellent Lord's lunch speaking...
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PhilSlocombe: I´m filling my time on working on the invention of a flying cover that would fly over the whole infield area to stop rain affecting play.
So England did eventually come out to bowl in this morning session, just 40 minutes later than many fans wanted.
India started their innings training by 289 runs. We only managed to squeeze in nine overs before the play was stopped for rain but that was enough time for James Anderson to take two wickets.
Murali Vijay and KL Rahul can already pack their bags. They could cope with Anderson.
That left Chris Woakes not out on 137. He received a great reception from the Lord's crowd as he made his way off the field.
Image source, Getty ImagesMuch to many fans' frustration, England batted on for 40 minutes this morning rather than declaring.
The conditions were excellent for bowling and Mohammed Shami in particular bowled some excellent deliveries.
Chris Woakes lived a little dangerously...
But after playing his way in Sam Curran went on the attack. He hit this remarkable six...
Eventually Curran went for one shot too many and was caught in the deep for a decent 40.
That was the moment Joe Root declared.
In case anyone is just joining us then let's quickly recap the action we have seen this morning...