Nice, tidy bowling from Dom Bess. A maiden.

Right then, on the back of all these dropped catches, I want you to tell me about times you might have messed up at work. I'll kick things off...

I was an aspiring journalist, on work experience with BBC Radio Kent. I went to a Gillingham Football Club news conference to find out more about their new signing, a Sierra Leone striker called Albert Jarrett.

I was told by someone in the office that there was a silent t in Jarrett. So I went to the Gills manager: "Will your new signing, Albert Jarrayyy, feature this weekend?" ...

"What are you talking about, son? Have a day off. Do you mean Jarrett?," was his reply.

There was a lot of laughter in the media room. I still cringe to this day.

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Phil Tufnell
Ex-England spinner on BBC Test Match Special

I think this is going to be a session of patience for the England bowlers.

Short stuff from Jofra Archer which Abid Ali deals with, ducking and allowing it to sail over his head.

Archer goes full, on middle and leg, and it's worked square of the wicket by Abid for a single, before Azhar Ali helps himself to two more.

Easy runs.

Stephan Shemilt
BBC Sport at Ageas Bowl

Strange day. There was a time during the rain delay that we thought we'd need an ark to get out of Southampton. When the umpires came out to inspect, they tip-toed through the puddles like they were surveying the damage in a house flooded by a burst pipe. It's beautiful now, though, the clouds rolling past in the style of the opening credits of The Simpsons. Obviously the floodlights remain on...

Image source, Reuters

Bess, with his shades on, finds the perfect length and has the ball bouncing into the foot marks and turning into Abid Ali. If he keeps bowling in that spot, he'll cause this pair some trouble.

Thanks, Amy.

A change in the live texter brings a change in bowling also, as Dom Bess replaces James Anderson.

I'm going to take a brief break - Kal Sajad will keep you company for a bit.

Josh George: Please can I vote for Michael Gough as English player of the summer?

Image source, PA Media

A nice mixture of lengths from Jofra Archer, and Abid Ali plays his way through a maiden.

Phil Campbell: Thank you Stuart Broad, it's (possibly stale) doughnut time!

(see 11:58 if you're wondering what Phil is talking about!)

Imagine if Broad takes all 10...

...oh, wait, Jofra's coming on.

Daniel Norcross
BBC Test Match Special

This is hostile stuff from James Anderson. This is not your classic Anderson. He has suddenly turned into Curtly Ambrose.

Three short balls in the over for James Anderson to Abid Ali, and there's a leg gully in place, too.

Abid times the final ball of the over well enough for a couple of runs.

Phil Tufnell
Ex-England spinner on BBC Test Match Special

It kept very low.

Live, to me, that lbw looked obvious. It does, admittedly, look a little more wonky on the replay but when I first saw it, I thought, that's out.

One down, nine to go.

Phil Tufnell
Ex-England spinner on BBC Test Match Special

I tell you who has had a fantastic game, umpire Michael Gough.

Azhar Ali walks out to another rescue job.

Phil Tufnell
Ex-England spinner on BBC Test Match Special

There was no shot and that always makes the umpire think.

Daniel Norcross
BBC Test Match Special

That was extraordinary, it was just shaping back enough and it would have been just the tiniest of kiss on the off stump.