Second Ashes Test drawn at Lord's
Australia survive tense final hour
Archer 3-32, Leach 3-37
Concussion sub Labuschagne 59
Head 42* - dropped on 22 by Roy
England 258-5 dec: Stokes 115*
10 overs lost after morning rain
Australia lead 1-0 in five-Test series
Min 27 overs left
In the air from Travis Head, not particularly controlled, but he gets enough bat on a leggy delivery to flick it over Rory Burns' head and away for four. That was just a shade over 90mph.
Head is squared up by the next delivery, an outside edge wobbling away to point, before he ends the over with a half-shout for lbw. Going down?
Image source, Getty ImagesShort, into the ribs from Jofra Archer, but Marnus Labuschagne plonks it to mid-on for a single.
Isa Guha
Ex-England women's bowler on BBC Test Match Special
What's he trying to do? That was nearly catching practice.
Ooh! Marnus Labuschagne can't resist a fiddle outside his off stump, trying to uppercut Jofra Archer up and over the slips, and he ends up swishing at fresh air.
Image source, PA MediaWell, what do I know - Jofra Archer will have another over, and Rory Burns has been told to whack his pads on and go in at silly point.
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Min 28 overs left
This is a good field for Jack Leach, as Marnus Labuschagne shuffles onto the back foot and gives himself some room, but his drive is cut off by the waiting man at cover.
Labuschagne works an easy single through mid-wicket to end the over.
Stephan Shemilt
BBC Sport at Lord's
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Mitchell Johnson
Ex-Australia bowler on BBC Test Match Special
You feel this might be Archer's last over for this spell, you feel he has just dropped with that intensity and it just doesn't have that sting behind it.
Jofra Archer's speeds have just dropped slightly - although they're still coming down at 86mph.
He squares up Marnus Labuschagne slightly but the Australia batsman picks up a loose ball to thrash three through the covers. I think it might be time for a rest for Archer.
Image source, Getty ImagesMitchell Johnson
Ex-Australia bowler on BBC Test Match Special
It's been an amazing day, an amazing Test match. This morning I thought Australia had a big chance of winning this.
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Dreading the 'Australia hold on to secure unlikely draw' headline.
James, Cheltenham
Jack Leach has the right-handed Marnus Labuschagne to contend with but he still finds some turn and drift in to the batsman.
Tidy stuff from the England spinner, and all Labuschagne can do is push a single to mid-wicket.
Mitchell Johnson
Ex-Australia bowler on BBC Test Match Special
With Archer it's his pace, he bowls quick and the pace difference is significant. But also he has got that second gear and his bouncer is not as short as most, he gets that whip from his action so batsmen can't get underneath it, almost a ball you feel you could play on the back foot - but you can't.
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I would rather walk barefoot across Lego for eternity than face Archer.
Jack Clark
I would rather eat a bag of Scotch Bonnet chillies whilst rubbing them in my eyes than face Jofra Archer.
David, York
Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent
It just shows jitters. He was out if that throw had hit.
Nervy out there!
Jofra Archer gets a delivery to jag back into Marnus Labuschagne, smashing him in the stomach. Travis Head is already halfway down the pitch and Labuschagne has to hustle. Rory Burns aims at the stumps and if he hits, Labuschagne would be struggling - but it just skips past the stumps and away for overthrows.
Beauty! Jofra Archer drags his length back and beats Marnus Labuschagne as he goes poking outside his off stump.
There's some away movement for Archer but this latest short ball is too wide to trouble Labuschagne.
The ideal start for England after tea.
Mitchell Johnson
Ex-Australia bowler on BBC Test Match Special
He's not watching the ball. This is a serious situation in the game - they could lose from here.