Alan Lewis
Ex-Ireland captain and chairman of selectors on BBC Test Match Special

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You have to force things in this situation - overs won't come into it. I remember Andy Bichel doing it to England in 2003, scoring 60 as they sat back and waited for something to happen.

And Murtagh almost strikes first up as Foakes chips the ball just past the bowler in his follow through.

A magnificent over - a maiden.

Tim Murtagh, the Lambeth Lara, is doing his best to be the Lambeth Lillee too today.

He's back into the attack and hunting for more wickets.

"Enough to keep you interested, eh, Docks."

Gary Wilson reckons there's a bit of grip and turn in this pitch as he encourages the slow left-armer.

"We'll have a drag-on, eh, Docks, we'll have a drag-on."

Wilson is tremendous value behind the stumps. Just two from the over.

Kevin O'Brien continues for now and over-pitches, with David Willey getting in a big stride and crashing it through the covers for four. Proper shot, that.

He then slices out to deep cover for one more.

Alan Lewis
Ex-Ireland captain and chairman of selectors on BBC Test Match Special

Ireland shouldn't die wondering here - attack, get Murtagh and Little back into the attack. Don't give them easy singles like they're doing now.

Marc Sepetowski‏: Brilliant knock from Sam Curran in the IPL. It's a shame he isnt considered by England for one day cricket. I'd suggest he could do a better job than Willey has done with bat and ball..

Gav Joshi‏: All this talk about Archer in the England team but what about Sam Curran ? He has played a gem tonight and really stood up in some crunch situations in the IPL.

S Curran hit 55 from 24 balls, with seven fours and two sixes, to help Kings XI Punjab post 183-6 in Chandigarh. There's commentary available over here.

Ian Bell
Former England batsman on TMS

Ireland want to get through their fifth bowler's allocation as quick as they can and for as little damage as they can.

Just three off the over. Tidy start.

Ireland have England pinned down, hoping pressure will translate into wickets.

The hosts were 100-4 off 20 overs.

Time for a drink.

Spin for Ireland. Slow left-armer George Dockrell is on.

It's mad that he's still only 26. He made his debut aged just 17.

He took a blinder to dismiss James Vince earlier - can he pick up a wicket or two?

Ian Bell
Former England batsman on TMS

O'Brien's role is to be as accurate as he can, keep the pressure on and the main strike bowlers can chip away at the other end.

Gary Wilson is now up to the stumps for Kevin O'Brien.

Nagging stuff - just that wide conceded off the over.

Kevin O'Brien, England's 2011 World Cup scourge, is on for a bowl.

He couldn't do it with the bat today - can he grab a couple of quick wickets?

He starts with a loose wide.

England haven't done well with the pull shot today and Ben Foakes now slaps one just short of mid-wicket. Probably shelve it, guys. Or hit it much higher.

Is that a strangle down the leg side? Boyd Rankin goes up in appeal. He reckons David Willey has nicked that through to Gary Wilson.

Wilson is convinced too.

But Kevin O'Brien tells William Porterfield that it flicked Malan's shirt, not bat.

No review. And O'Brien is spot on. Good call.

Mix up! David Willey says yes, then no and sends Ben Foakes back. A quick turn from the keeper and a big dive saves him as the throw comes in.

Boyd Rankin concedes two wides down the leg side, trying to get Ben Foakes to tickle one through to the keeper.

A single to Foakes and then David Willey unfurls a superb back-foot drive to smack one through the covers for four. Shot!

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Sam Goose‏: This is exactly why there should be more than 10 teams in the World Cup. Much more entertaining.

Shaun‏: How kind of the England top order to falter so Archer can hit a match-winning century.

This time David Willey firmly connects with a cover drive and picks up four. Much better looking shot that.