Anderson traps Abid lbw to move to 599 Test wickets
In morning session, Buttler dropped Masood off Anderson
Third Test, day four, Ageas Bowl, Southampton
Will we get any play tomorrow? Will Jimmy get to 600? Will people stop dropping catches off him?
Let's try and answer those questions tomorrow.
Stephan's report from today is over here and Today at the Test gets going very shortly on BBC Two.
We'll see you in a bit.
Chris Silverwood speaking to Sky Sports: "We did pretty well to be honest on a docile pitch now - they held their discipline well, tried and that's all you can do really.
"We're going to get these sort of wickets away from home so we've got to get good at bowling on them and get the ball moving off a straight. If we get used to it hopefully it will hold us in a good stead."
On Zak Crawley: "One thing I love about him is if he gets a bad ball he'll hit it. He brought everything together brilliantly and it was superb to watch. The batting line-up is starting to build to something where we can get big first innings scores all the time and that's what we're building towards."
On the direction of the side: "I think we're moving in the right direction - we're constantly moving to get better all the time."
Aging like a fine wine.
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Sam: Remember when some were writing Jimmy off a few Tests ago? That was a bit foolish.
Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent on Test Match Special
Even in a match where there is seemingly nothing going on, there is always a subplot.
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Kath Bentley: So we always ask how do batters sleep on 99 overnight .... But how will Jimmy sleep tonight on 599?!
Mark Ramprakash
Ex-England batsman on BBC Test Match Special
Look, Jimmy in the last four years has been getting better and better, his average has been coming down. But the fact is father time doesn't wait for nobody. Who knows when the next Test will be, it could be next summer. So you ask yourself, how can you manage Jimmy Anderson's retirement from this team? It has to happen sooner or later. He can't go on forever. The selectors will be very happy if he can get that last wicket tomorrow.
Still, look how happy Winston is. That should help.
Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent on Test Match Special
They might find that the ground is underwater tomorrow. There is a lot of rain coming their way.
Well, it's hammering it down, and that's your lot for today.
Whatever the opposite of an anti-rain dance is, let's all do that for tomorrow.
Mark Ramprakash
Ex-England batsman on BBC Test Match Special
We are in the middle of a pandemic. When will England tour? Will Jimmy Anderson be asked to play? There's conversation on what's the point of having Jimmy on flat wickets in Colombo or in UAE?
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Dan Hall: Another day of lost overs due to bad weather/poor light. I still can’t understand why play cannot commence at 10 or 10:30am if conditions allow?
The match referee checked the forecast for today last night and decided that it was clearer in the evening than this morning hence the usual 11am start time.
Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent on Test Match Special
The covers are coming on and the umbrellas are going up. So clearly, there won't be any more play.
Well, you know...
Poor Jimmy.
Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent on Test Match Special
Storm Francis is on the way and there is a serious possibility that there could be no play tomorrow.
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Stuart Mitchell: Hoping tomorrow is not the washout that the weather forecast suggests it might be. Would be far too cruel on Jimmy to remain on 599 without knowing when the next Test match will be.
The forecast for tomorrow, I hear you ask?
Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent on Test Match Special
It's an amazing situation. Who knows if we'll get any play tomorrow and who knows when England will play their next Test match? It is remarkable.
A penny for Jimmy Anderson's thoughts.