Ire 151-7published at 45 overs
Woakes 8-2-26-0
Kevin O'Brien is getting beaten all ends up by Chris Woakes, but he nudges a single to bring up Ireland's 150.
Tidy enough from Woakes.
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
Ire 151-7published at 45 overs
Postpublished at 17:34 British Summer Time 24 July 2019
Vic Marks
Ex-England spinner on BBC Test Match SpecialThey were much more excitement behind the stumps than Chris Woakes was.
Ire 149-7published at 44.2 overs
A half-appeal by Chris Woakes as Kevin O'Brien chases a leggy delivery, and Jonny Bairstow goes up, convinced there's a nick on that.
Woakes doesn't like it, though, and Joe Root opts against sending it upstairs.
Postpublished at 17:33 British Summer Time 24 July 2019
Seventeen wickets in a day, England bowled out for 85, Ireland collapsing but still having a lead...
Test cricket is great.
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Alastair Cook
Former England captain on BBC Test Match SpecialCredit to England for fighting their way back into this. They stayed calm, kept bowling and got that chance.
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Michael McNamee
BBC Test Match SpecialMaybe this game is just moving in England's favour...
Ire 149-7published at 44 overs
Lead by 64 runs
Andy McBrine is watchful as he keeps Sam Curran off his pads, before Curran swings a loose delivery down the leg side to end the over.
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I'm enjoying this new 4-day Test match format. Seems to bring an urgency to things. Bring it on.
Toby Macdonald, London
Postpublished at 17:29 British Summer Time 24 July 2019
Andy McBrine has come out to join Kevin O'Brien.
England might be batting again tonight at this rate...
Postpublished at 17:28 British Summer Time 24 July 2019
Alastair Cook
Former England captain on BBC Test Match SpecialSam Curran has got this knack today - it wan't the greatest ball he's bowled. Adair dragged it on - it's an indication of how slow this pitch has played. England are fighting back.
WICKETpublished at 43.1 overs
Adair b S Curran 3 (Ire 149-7)
...and Sam Curran strikes!
Mark Adair tries to pull a shortish delivery from Curran and he ends up dragging the ball onto his stumps, which go splat. There was absolutely no pace behind that, and Adair was through the shot too quickly.
Postpublished at 17:27 British Summer Time 24 July 2019
Drinks over and done with, and Sam Curran will continue...
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This England side is far too inexperienced to be going into an Ashes series for my liking. I'd have given Gareth Batty a call-up today, career-best bowling of 8-64 against Warwickshire earlier in the season and had plenty of red-ball cricket this season unlike half the England team. After all, Tim Murtagh proved age is just a number earlier.
Joe Selwood, Tetbury
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While the players take a drink, here's how the last Irish wicket fell.
Ire 149-6published at 43 overs
Lead by 64 runs
Kevin O'Brien plonks the ball down into his pads as Chris Woakes starts his latest over, before he's alert enough to call Mark Adair through for a quick single.
Woakes is bowling smack at the stumps, spearing down a yorker than Adair jabs away from his stumps, before a leggy delivery is worked away for a single.
Postpublished at 17:20 British Summer Time 24 July 2019
A double change for England - Chris Woakes is replacing Olly Stone, who struck twice in an over a little earlier.
get involved Get Involvedpublished at 17:19 British Summer Time 24 July 2019
#bbccricket
Russell Moore: Of course, the prospect of rolling out Ireland today also brings about the prospect of an England batsman being out twice on day 1 of a Test match... any takers? Has this happened before?
Ire 147-6published at 42 overs
O'Brien 13, Adair 2
Ooft, almost a horrible run out as Mark Adair comes flying up the pitch from the non striker's end and realises Kevin O'Brien hasn't moved a muscle. Joe Root shies from point but just misses, and Adair slides his bat home.
A dabbed single is all Ireland can work from the over.
Postpublished at 17:15 British Summer Time 24 July 2019
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Hello, a change of bowling - here's Sam Curran, who was the pick of the bowlers in the post-lunch session.