Michael Vaughan
Ex-England captain on BBC Test Match Special

You can analyse that drop as many times as you want, you can say the ball is wobbling - but it's just concentration. A lapse for that split second.

Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent on Test Match Special

I think Jos Buttler intimidates the opposition - especially the sub-Contintental sides who see him in the IPL crashing it to all parts of the ground. At Old Trafford, the field went out as soon as he came in.

For the time being, we'll keep discussing England's Test player of the summer.

Cast your vote here.

Some umpires have emerged - I think it might have stopped raining.

There's an awful lot of water on those covers, mind.

Cheers, Kal.

I spent the lunch break doing my Italian homework. Turns out trying to learn past participles is just as frustrating as rain delays in cricket. Who'd have thought it?

And with that, I will bid you farewell for now and tag in Amy Lofthouse. Hopefully she brings some good weather too.

Stephan Shemilt
BBC Sport at Ageas Bowl

Phil Tufnell's Vietnamese takeaway last night became a Chinese takeaway due to the unforeseen obstacle of the Vietnamese takeaway being closed...

No cricket happening at the moment but I'm sure the question on your lips right now is: How did Tuffers perform on dinner duty last night?

Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent on Test Match Special

All of the world's opposition coaches and analysts will have watched Zak Crawley's innings here and come to the conclusion he doesn't have any weaknesses!

He really did bat beautifully, didn't he?

Michael Vaughan
Ex-England captain on BBC Test Match Special

What Zak Crawley has got is a game where it's difficult for the opposition to keep him quiet. He is England's find of the summer - what England need to be number one in the world is big runs and in Zak Crawley we can see a player who can transfer his game to India and Australia.

Michael Vaughan
Ex-England captain on BBC Test Match Special

Stuart Broad is the kind of player who needs a prod every now and again. You can make a case to say it was a masterstroke by the selectors to drop him. He's got that energy and bounce back.

Ebony Rainford-Brent
Ex-England women's batter on Test Match Special

I think it was a good decision to drop Stuart Broad - he's one of those players who responds well, and comes back with a bit of fire. I could understand the reasons for leaving him out - that England wanted to go with pace long-term - but what he has done has changed the narrative.

This made me chuckle earlier.

Erm, erm, how many syllables? Sounds like?

Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent on Test Match Special

All of the players in the vote for player of the summer have got a back story, starting with Stuart Broad. He was not selected for the first Test and was quite vocal about it, but his figures since then are staggering.

Some great listening on TMS right now as Aggers and co review England's summer and discuss who has been their best player.

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There's plenty of other cricket happening up and down the country.

Follow live text and BBC radio commentary from the third day of the penultimate round of the Bob Willis Trophy.

James Gulleford: Quite frankly, England needed the rain break. Hope Silverwood reads them the riot act. No passion, no energy and so quiet out there! Didn’t look like taking a wicket apart from the drop!