Anthony Seaman: Are we allowed to mentioned Jake Ball? As in ball of your foot obviously.

More short stuff from Josh Tongue is conservatively played by this Ireland duo.

There'll be one more over before lunch.

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Andy Zaltzman
Cricket statistician on Test Match Special

At the equivalent stage of the 2019 Test England had just been bowled out!

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Without meaning to get this man in trouble, Lord's isn't a bad place to be 'working from home'...

Hello! Matthew Potts returns and Lorcan Tucker greets him by wandering down the pitch and clipping Potts for four through mid-wicket.

That was a lovely shot.

Potts beats him next up with a beauty.

Josh Tongue bangs away, thudding the ball into the middle of the pitch but McCollum shows little interest in playing.

Here's how Jack Leach removed Paul Stirling...

Tucker is hit by the first ball of Tongue over. He's fine but we've got a break as the physio comes onto the field.

Alex Hartley
Former England bowler on BBC Test Match Special

Even though Ireland are 60-4 they've had decent passages of play.

Josh Tongue is back. It looks like he's going to bowl some short stuff.

Stephan Shemilt
BBC Sport chief cricket writer at Lord's

That is Jonny Bairstow's first dismissal as a Test wicketkeeper since 4 September 2021.

Ireland's number six Lorcan Tucker makes his way to the middle much earlier than he'd have hoped.

You may remember he played a big role in England winning a World Cup before Christmas with an innings against Australia.

Alex Hartley
Former England bowler on BBC Test Match Special

We've spoke out the captaincy and there was only one out on the leg side and one of the off side and Paul Stirling was looking for the boundary.

There was a little bit of extra bounce for Jack Leach.

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Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent on Test Match Special

It wasn't the right length for the sweep shot. It just bounced up very easily for Jonny Bairstow.

Stirling didn't have any control there.

James McCollum has a bit of Kraigg Brathwaite about him when he bats. I hope he wouldn't mind me saying he's not the best on the eye. You get no points for style, of course.

As I write he swishes at thin air to Broad.

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Alex Hartley
Former England bowler on BBC Test Match Special

As a bowler it gives you so much confidence when your captain is saying 'hold your nerve' and we're going to keep the fielders up.

It means Paul Stirling's demeanour has to change and he's having to block the over out.

It allows Leach to settle into the over and his cricket becomes so much easier.

Paul Stirling, who is more known for his bashing in the T20 format, clobbers another one off Leach. There's no stopping this one.

He has another swing a ball later but that one is a horrible swipe. Stirling is lucky to get away with it.

It's a test of nerve.

Kepler Blood Wessels. I think we've got a winner...

Shaun Watson: Toe Root, surely?

MockingJay: Kepler Blood Wessels.

Ollie Wright: Michael Knee-ser.

We've just seen a shot of One Direction's Niall Horan watching from the posh seats. It's not the first time he's been seen at the cricket. I wonder what he bowls.

Stuart Broad returns to the attack but cannot find the magic of his first spell. McCollum clunks a pull shot a little but he's got enough on it for four.