Rain curtails day three after England slip to 27-2
Earlier, Australia bowled out for 386
Tourists lose last four wickets for 14 runs in 21 balls
Robinson bowls Khawaja (141) with superb yorker, then bounces out Lyon
Anderson bowls Carey from round the wicket early on day three
Carey dropped by Bairstow off fourth ball of the day
Bad news, folks. It is raining at Edgbaston and the players are making their way off the field.
It has arrived a bit sooner than we all expected. Let's hope it passes quickly and we can get some more play in.
Uh oh. The ground staff are readying the hover cover.
Sir Alastair Cook
Former England captain on BBC Test Match Special
You'd say that's two or three inches away. There must have been some noise as all of the guys behind Crawley appealed.
That's a good delivery from Pat Cummins as he gets one to flash past Zak Crawley's outside edge.
There must have been a noise as Alex Carey and Steve Smith went up as if there was a nick. Pat Cummins declines the review and rightly so, there were a good couple of inches between bat and ball as it went past.
What have we started...
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Darth Vader? Surely the fours is with him?
Rich, Ashby
Very good cricketer, Darth Vader. May the fours be with him!
Anon
Matthew Henry
BBC Sport at Edgbaston
This crowd feels ready to go wild if England get going again.
Sir Alastair Cook
Former England captain on BBC Test Match Special
Image source, Getty ImagesWhat it's done is mean that Pat Cummins has moved a man straight to 45. Nathan Lyon, the main threat, only has one catcher.
That was magnificent from Ben Duckett. It is a reverse-flick-sweep away fine for the first boundary of the innings.
The crowd, who are getting warmed up, loved that.
Hello. Australia are bringing Nathan Lyon into the attack five overs in.
Interesting.
Here's a picture of Moeen Ali's sore-looking spinning finger. Ouch!
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Rich Barker: Darth Vader's been arrested? Great example of using the force.
That was uppish from Ben Duckett and he very nearly lobs it to the man at mid-wicket. He has more control the following delivery though as he nudges it square for another single.
Meanwhile, the inflatables have returned to the Hollies Stand. I think the stewards are busy sorting out Darth Vader.
Now THAT would catch Australia by surprise.
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Ross Ellis: Surprised we haven’t declared and put them in again.
Andy Zaltzman
Cricket statistician on Test Match Special
This is the 26th consecutive innings where England have bowled out their opponents in the Stokes and McCullum era.
There's still a line, Geoff.
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Surely a pitch inVADER.
Geoff
Sir Alastair Cook
Former England captain on BBC Test Match Special
It was just a push from Ben Duckett, nothing more than a short arm jab. Khawaja hoped to dive over it so he didn't have to chase it.
Lead by 24
There's a huge cheer as Usman Khawaja misfields at mid-on and has to chase the ball all the down to the rope and England run three.
Khawaja looks a little weary. You could forgive him for that, though.