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Moeen Ali is on.
Still absolutely no chance of getting these 23 overs in before 19:00.
Summary
20 wickets fall on thrilling day
England 85 all out before lunch
Murtagh 5-13, Adair 3-32
Ireland slip from 132-2 to 207 all out
Balbirnie 55, Stirling 36
Curran 3-28, debutant Stone 3-29
England's last match before Ashes
Four-day Test, Lord's; Eng won toss
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Ire 173-7published at 51 overs
Lead by 88
Kevin O'Brien miscues as he hoicks a hook shot away. Cries of catch but the ball lands safe.
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Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondentStuart Broad won't like that...
Ire 171-7published at 50.2 overs
Stuart Broad beats Kevin O'Brien's bat before the Ireland batsman slices the next ball away for four off a thick outside edge.
Ire 167-7published at 50 overs
Lead by 82 runs
A wayward bouncer from Sam Curran is called wide by Aleem Dar, which brings about a wry grin from Joe Root at first slip.
Curran ends the over with a yelping appeal against Andy McBrine, but umpire Dar is unmoved.
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Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondentIreland lead England by 80 on the first day of a Test match. It has been the most bizarre day.
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In theory, there's 25 overs left today.
Realistically, there's an hour's worth of play still to come. Here's SCurran.
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The drinks break - and Sam Curran - strike...
Ire 165-7published at 49 overs
Lead by 80 runs
Short from Chris Woakes - and Andy McBrine somehow gets it over Jonny Bairstow's head and away for four!
That wasn't convincing by McBrine, pulling out more of a flap than a convincing pull, but he's managed to clear Bairstow and get the ball down to the boundary.
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Don't worry everyone... Australia are 396-31!
James in Sheffield
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Daniel Norcross
BBC Test Match SpecialThere's a strong possibility that England's openers could come out to bat again today.
Ire 160-7published at 48 overs
Lead by 75 runs
Sam Curran, three wickets to his name, sneaks a delivery past Andy McBrine's outside edge, before McBrine thumps a solid drive just short of Stuart Broad at cover.
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Sam Curran will be better than Flintoff.
Fraser in Tetbury
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Vic Marks
Ex-England spinner on BBC Test Match SpecialThe state of the match is brilliant because England - the favourites beforehand - have a deficit and they still have to find a way to play Tim Murtagh better in the second innings. It's going to be an intriguing match.
Ire 158-7published at 47 overs
Chris Woakes teases Andy McBrine's outside edge with a couple of deliveries that swing across him, before a big drive and a solid edge adds four runs to the total.
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Meanwhile, in Australia v Australia, where 31 wickets have fallen in two days...
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Big Surrey fan but what is Joe Selwood on? Batty is second choice at Surrey, hardly played a game during the Championship-winning season last year and was again outbowled by Virdi when he returned from injury.
Michael Shaw, Plymouth
Can I remind people that Gareth Batty has a test average of over 60...
Joe, Coventry
Ire 153-7published at 46 overs
Lead by 68 runs
Whoops. Sam Curran has a shy at the stumps in his follow through but it's so wild and wayward that not even a diving Jonny Bairstow can cut it off, and Ireland sneak a bye.
Bairstow shakes his head at Curran as he lays sprawled on the floor.
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It is very much a day for breaking 19th-century records.
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Andrew Samson
BBC Test Match Special statisticianThe most wickets on the first day of a Lord's Test is 18, in 1896.