James Anderson drops a ball outside off stump and it is absolutely mullered to the boundary by Devon Conway. That'll be Anderson's work done for the day as he finishes with figures of 20-5-55-1.

Andy Zaltzman
Test Match Special statistician

Devon Conway is the 219th player to make a Test debut at Lord's and now the highest scorer.

Simon Mann
BBC Test Match Special

Conway now has the highest score by a debutant at Lord's. He won't realise it but that is quite an achievement after all the cricket that has been played here.

That might be my favourite one so far.

A clipped three from Devon Conway takes him to 132 - the highest score by any player on Test debut at Lord's. What a day.

Jeremy Coney
Former New Zealand captain on BBC Test Match Special

Well bowled. It seamed away. Nicholls thought the length was nice to have a crack at.

Swing and a miss from Henry Nicholls, leaving Joe Root hiding his face behind his hand and Jimmy fuming in a way that only he can.

The next delivery bites off the seam and beats Nicholls outside off stump. Can England wheedle another wicket before the close?

Andy Zaltzman
Test Match Special statistician

This is the first time Conway has scored a century as an opener in first-class cricket. He has mostly played as a number three.

If he reaches 132 it will be the highest score by a Test debutant at Lord's, overtaking Sourav Ganguly's 131.

Devon Conway goes chasing a short, wide tempter from Stuart Broad but ends up flashing at fresh air rather than the ball, before he and Henry Nicholls settle themselves with a couple of singles.

John Engledow: Tell me why we didn't pick a dedicated spinner again?

Back-to-back lbw shouts against Henry Nicholls are turned down, before Devon Conway is beaten all ends up by one that nips back.

Jimmy looks like someone's just told him Christmas is cancelled.

Oh, ouch.

A tempting delivery slides into Henry Nicholls' pads and he works the gap handsomely at square leg to get the final half-hour going with a four.

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Here comes the new ball, and it's thrown almost straight away to Jimmy Anderson.

Stuart Broad is appealing for lbw against Henry Nicholls but he's looking at the umpire as he pleads, which means it isn't out...

...and yep, that's going down by some way.

Rory Burns, who has the absolute worst hair of anyone at Lord's, pulls off a fine diving stop at backward point.

Mark Wood finds a bit of awkward bounce from this flat pitch and surprises Devon Conway, who gets into a slight tangle as he tries to pop the ball down towards his feet.

A straight drive from Nicholls is half stopped by a sliding Stuart Broad before he slides a bit too far and ends up kicking the ball away, allowing the batters to steal a single.

Stuart Broad, still headbandless, returns for another burst. There are still 12 overs left in the day, in theory...

Slightly loose from Devon Conway as he flings his arms at a wide Mark Wood delivery, and he ends up toe-ending it past his stumps and away for a single.