Stokes & Buttler stabilise from 71-4
Cummins & Siddle two wickets each
Roy 2, Root 0, Denly 26, Burns 29
Stokes - batting at 5 - dropped on 6
Warner drops two catches
Aus 250 - trail by 8 on first innings
Smith 92 - retired hurt on 80
Archer hit Smith on arm then neck
Lord's, second Test, day four
Australia lead 1-0 in five-Test series
Trail by 156
More hands are planted onto English heads when Smith steps across and flicks the ball from infront of the stumps into the leg side. You feel like you're in the game when he plays that shot but he just doesn't miss it. Ever.
Wade is hit on the body again by Archer at the end of the over. Get a short leg in!
Phil Tufnell
Ex-England spinner on BBC Test Match Special
That's the only shot Smith doesn't look so comfortable on, that sort of thrust forward defence outside the off stump.
Jofra Archer plugs away at around 87mph. Smith isn't doing anything as eccentric in this over. Is that a sign he really wants to knuckle down against Archer?
Jofra Archer to Steve Smith now...
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Ian in Hawes: Do we not need a left hand paceman slanting the ball across Smith... or shooting one back .... no doubt Smith would still work it out but we need options.
Trail by 158
This was Steve Smith doing his best Colin Jackson impression after turning down a single a couple of overs ago.
Really, really odd.
Image source, Getty ImagesMatthew Wade still isn't happy with that hand. He's taken his glove off at the non-striker's end and is giving it a good shake.
Smith nudges one again to take Australia to 100.
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Smith 25, Wade 6
That's what England want from Archer. The final delivery bounces, catches Wade on the glove and has the left-hander pulling his hand away like he's touched a hot hob in the kitchen.
The ball would have gone straight to a square leg but England don't have anyone in that position.
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Small Man Peaky: Can someone please explain why England don’t have a fielder at square leg to cut off Smith’s flick off the hips? Maybe I’m missing something but why bother having a man square on the legside boundary? Smith is very happy just picking off singles and twos.
Archer has been a team-mate of both of these batsman in T20 leagues. He played with Smith in the IPL and Wade in the Big Bash.
Archer's pace isn't up to his usual level yet.
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WeaklingChild: In 10 years time, I’d imagine most of the current England team will twitch compulsively when they hear the name ‘Steve Smith’. Even if someone is talking about the former drummer of Journey…
A worrying early sign...
Root has seen sense. Ben Stokes is taken out of the attack. Jofra Archer is coming on from the Nursery End.
Can he trouble Smith with his pace?
Stephan Shemilt
BBC Sport at Lord's
Stokes had to bowl first this morning, to send down five balls from an over that began last night. After that, why keep him on? Surely Smith et al would prefer to start against England's fourth seamer than Woakes or Archer?
Phil Tufnell
Ex-England spinner on BBC Test Match Special
Archer looks a bit stiff...
Trail by 160
Matthew Wade now on strike and he smacks away an excellent drive through mid-off. When I say 'through mid-off' I mean it. Jofra Archer should probably have stopped it but dives over the ball.
That brings up Wade's 1000th run in Test cricket and the group of yellow-capped Aussie fans in the crowd lead the applause.
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Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent
It feels like something extraordinary, like an eclipse of the moon - Steve Smith has been beaten outside the off stump! Mark it down.
Oh! That's brilliant by Broad. Those troubled English expressions have turned to ones full of pain. It's the perfect delivery but rather than edging it Smith misses.
Groans all around Lord's.
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Grant Kennett: I find myself screaming “leg stump yorker” every time I watch Smith bat. He goes so far across the crease, that looks like the delivery that could catch him out...