England close on 278-4, 138 runs behind Australia
England lose three wickets playing shots against short balls - falling from 188-1 to 222-4
Duckett falls for 98, hooking bouncer to fine leg
Root, who was reprieved by Green no-ball on 1, lobs up catch to square leg
Pope caught on boundary playing rash shot on 42
Brook dropped by Labuschagne after pulling a Cummins bouncer
Australia spinner Lyon goes off limping with apparent calf injury
Duckett & Crawley put on 91 for first wicket - England's best Ashes opening stand since 2013
Australia bowled out for 416 - losing last seven wickets for 100 runs
Smith brings up 32nd Test hundred, off 169 balls, before being dismissed by Tongue
'Ooohhh' echoes around Lord's as a thick inside edge from Mitchell Starc cannons into his stumps.
Starc actually does well to get on top of a delivery slightly back of a length to nudge a single, before Stuart Broad ends the over by beating the outside edge of Steve Smith's bat.
Broad looks encouraged by that.
Andy Zaltzman
Cricket statistician on Test Match Special
Image source, PA MediaSteve Smith averages 91 on day one of Test matches, only 54 on day two.
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Image source, ReutersStuart Mitchell: Good start from England. Need the rest this morning.
Nicholas Carvill: I’m hoping the Aussies do give us the same courtesy we gave them and declare for 393 in the first innings.
Simon Ashby: We could do with one of those Stuart Broad spells. I think 5-11 should do it.
Alex Carey began very positively against Stuart Broad - but it was the England man who had the last laugh.
Smith 87, Starc 5
James Anderson looks to tempt Steve Smith with a couple of outswingers before going for the inswinger that Smith dabs into the leg side for a single.
There is some blue sky attempting to break through the dark clouds at Lord's, though England will probably want conditions to remain overcast for a little while yet.
Phil Tufnell
Former England spinner on BBC Test Match Special
The pitch might have just got a bit harder. It would probably be the best to bat on day two and day three and it was quite slow yesterday.
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Stuart Broad was adamant that Carey was out. He forced Stokes into that review and was proved to be correct. A huge start to the morning for England.
From Andrew
If only Jofra Archer was fit... This team sorely misses him.
Tom from Nottingham
So many Doomsayers yesterday, it’s Cricket, anything can happen! Come on England!
Toby, Hants
Josh Tongue was the pick of the bowlers on day one for England, but his numbers were actually rather poor. He ranked the second worst on percentages for line, length, line and length and deliveries that were hitting the stumps. His average deliveries were almost 4mph faster than that of Broad and Anderson, which looks to be the key difference.
Mitchell Starc is the new batter and he whips his first ball away through the on side for four.
James Anderson gamely chases the ball all the way to the rope and ends up in a heap. Anderson gingerly gets to his feet and looks to be okay.
A statement of intent from Starc. This could be an entertaining few hours.
Phil Tufnell
Former England spinner on BBC Test Match Special
A good review by Ben Stokes because people were looking around not knowing what was going on. Stokes decided to go for it and that was the impetus England needed.
Isa Guha
Former England bowler on BBC Test Match Special
Image source, PA MediaI actually thought that was too high. That's the luck England needed.
Carey lbw b Broad 22 (Aus 351-6)
Gone! It was going on to clip the top of leg stump. The straighter line and wobble seam from Stuart Broad did for Alex Carey there.
The perfect start for England.
The celeb-appeal from Stuart Broad as he gets one to jag back into Alex Carey and clip his back leg!
The appeal is turned down but England send it upstairs.
Not the best start by Stuart Broad. He goes around the wicket to Alex Carey but his first two deliveries are way down leg and Carey can flick it away fine for back-to-back boundaries.
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Craig: Hoping for a better day, England just look undercooked, it’s the first time yesterday under Ben Stokes that the game was allowed to meander along, waiting for things to happen rather than trying to make them happen. Ashes pressure??
Three slips in place for James Anderson as Steve Smith does his characteristic trot across his stumps before clipping the ball to fine leg for the first run of the day.
Anderson goes around the wicket to left-hander Carey, looking to tempt him into the drive with a fuller delivery. A fumble in the covers brings him a single with the last ball of the over.
A sedate start to the day. Stuart Broad will open at the other end.
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Robinson hat-trick in the first over, Australia all out for 350. Heard it here first!
Stefan, St Albans
Did you mean Anderson, Stefan? I assume so because he's bowling the first over...
James Anderson will open the bowling this morning. He just pats down some sawdust on the footmarks before having a chat with Ben Stokes as he walks back to his mark.
Steve Smith, 85 not out, is on strike.
Here we go...
Phil Tufnell
Former England spinner on BBC Test Match Special
It is series defining, that has come around quick hasn't it? It's only the first session on day two.
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Ravi: If England need to win day two to avoid going 2-0 down in the series as Michael Vaughan suggests, they will need to bowl Australia out for about 400 and be 250-2 at stumps.
John Petrie: Stokes has said that he will always try to win a match and take the risk of losing it rather than playing safe. Perhaps this is the match that Stokes decides England cannot afford to lose, if it is to have a chance of winning the Ashes.