Summary

  • 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

Live Reporting

Matthew Henry, Jamie Lillywhite and Amy Lofthouse

  1. Mitchell Johnson
    Ex-Australia bowler on BBC Test Match Special

    There's a bit of nervous energy in my body. I still feel like there's a result here.

  2. Eng 145-4

    Lead by 153

    It's a bit quiet now but will something dramatic still happen in this match? We're seeing why it's never easy to bat T20 style on a fifth day. There's uneven bounce in the pitch.

    Stokes comes down the pitch again and Siddle doesn't like it. Two bouncers in a row.

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  4. Eng 144-4

    Time for a dart with 150 up?

    Stokes charges down the pitch to Siddle. He doesn't middle it and gets two.

  5. Simon Mann
    BBC Test Match Special

    England have had a very good first hour.

  6. Eng 142-4

    Stokes 46, Buttler 25

    A landmark reached. England now lead by 150.

  7. Eng 141-4

    Cameron Bancroft dives across to his right to try and take another stunning catch at short leg. Was there an inside edge off Buttler's bat? I'm not so sure. It fell safely anyway.

    Lyon then rips a beauty beyond Stokes. There's still something there for the bowlers.

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    Robin Keck: So, in summary, Steve Smith hit a couple of majestic fours yesterday when suffering with concussion ...I struggle to hit the ball off the square for Stansted 2nd XI when at the peak of my game.

  9. Eng 140-4

    Lead by 148

    Ben Stokes was walking down the pitch to 90mph bowler Josh Hazlewood a little earlier and he's doing it even more to the slightly slower Peter Siddle.

    Just imagine walking towards a 90mph bowler for a second. Crazy.

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    Matt in Battersea: Re Amy (13:07), The Latchmere has both on! Though, as a Palace fan, I'd probably rather they just stuck to the cricket ...

  11. Peter Siddle is on for his first bowl of the morning.

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    Richard Thirkettle: England's priority must be to save this Test and move forward to Leeds. The silly talk here of a small lead and Australia being bowled out cheaply is simply rash.

  13. Eng 140-4

    Lead by 148

    The running is the other benefit of these two batting together for England. They're super fit and quick. Two runs are turned into three.

    Here's that lovely cover drive from earlier by Buttler...

  14. I mean... come on. I love both cricket and football but that's not right!

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    Amy in Chiswick: There should be an implicit rule that if and when an Ashes Test goes to day five with as much excellent play as we've seen in this Test, that Crystal Palace vs Sheffield shouldn't take priority over the TV in my local pub.

  16. Eng 137-4

    Lead by 145

    A good over for England. Nine runs from it.

  17. Mitchell Johnson
    Ex-Australia bowler on BBC Test Match Special

    England have probably had a boost of confidence with the way Jofra bowled yesterday and then with Steve Smith being out. This really could go in England's favour- and Australia haven't bowled as well as you'd like here.

  18. Eng 137-4

    The crowd are starting to enjoy themselves at the sight of Aussies diving to stop the ball in vain. Buttler skews one off the outer part of his bat and the ball is cheered all the way to the boundary.

  19. Isa Guha
    Ex-England women's bowler on BBC Test Match Special

    Jos Buttler fell over at the non-striker's end and the ball was nowhere near him!

  20. Eng 132-4

    Oh yes, Ben Stokes. The shot of the day. He drills one back past Josh Hazlewood's boot for four.

    Jos Buttler has to turn back to make his ground again at the non-striker's end.