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Third Test, day three, Ageas Bowl
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While wickets fall all around him, Azhar Ali has left the ball pretty well this morning. If the ball is not going on to hit the stumps or in his arc, he ain't fishing for it.
He's getting closer...
Alex Wharf has still got his brolly up. I'd urge someone to hide it from him.
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It's been another stop-start sort of morning, sadly, but here are the key moments.
Stephan Shemilt
BBC Sport at Ageas Bowl
We need some common sense here. Get lunch taken now. Me saying that has nothing to do with being really hungry...
Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent on Test Match Special
It's looking murky over the hill. I think that's coming in our direction, sadly.
Stuart Broad throws his head back in frustration as England make their way off the pitch.
Stephan Shemilt
BBC Sport at Ageas Bowl
It's raining.
Chris Woakes is coming on to bowl but that might be irrelevant...
Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent on Test Match Special
Younis Khan is writing in his notepad again. Do you think in his spare time he's a humorous after-dinner speaker? And he's just jotting down his jokes.
Jofra Archer beats Fawad Alam's outside edge with his second ball, Alam trying to drag his bat inside the line, and Archer is quickly up to 89mph.
Another beaut beats Fawad as Archer wheels through a maiden.
Here's Jofra.
Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent on Test Match Special
That was just a whisker away from victim number 598. It did move but the bat came in at a horrid angle, no foot movement.
Fawad Alam decides he's going to walk at Jimmy Anderson, as the bowler switches to round the wicket,
He gets a slightly leggy delivery that he can tickle away for a single, before Azhar Ali has a nibble at a fine, full delivery to end the over.
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Jonny Winterburn: Re: 11:28 BST - No, bail must be completely removed from the stumps. That bail is not completely removed. Laws are pretty clear.
James Anderson will continue, and then I'd wager it'll be time for a bit of Jofra.
Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent on Test Match Special
Broad can't believe that hasn't bowled him. He was semi-celebrating, thinking he had.
Younis Khan looks to me to be on the final pages of his mammoth notebook. He's been writing in that since the first day of the first Test. He's essentially written an essay.
That's something to write about - a peach of a delivery from Stuart Broad that jags back and skims over the top of the stumps.
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Andrew B: RE: Rachel T (11:45 BST) - By all means go to the casino, just bet on red if he bets black. Guaranteed riches. Thank me later.