Summary

  • Rain brings early end to play - Australia close on 130-2 (lead of 221)

  • Tongue dismisses Warner & Labuschagne gifts easy catch off Anderson

  • Khawaja dropped on 19 by Anderson

  • England slump from overnight 278-4 to 325 all out

  • Stokes caught in gully off second ball of the day; Brook out following leading edge off ugly swipe

  • Three wickets for Starc and two for part-time spinner Head

  • Lyon confirmed as a doubt for rest of series

Live Reporting

Sam Drury and Tom Mallows

  1. Sir Alastair Cook
    Former England captain on BBC Test Match Special

    This where you want to see good, body language. Positivity from England. They've got to fizz the ball around and try and make it as uncomfortable as they can for the batters.

  2. The is a roar and a few shouts of 'come on, Jimmy!' as Anderson prepares to bowl the first over of the Australia second innings.

    Very unlike Lord's but the crowd sense England need a bit of help!

  3. No big speech from Brendon McCullum but Ben Stokes does have the England team in a huddle before leading them out.

    If England can take a couple of wickets before lunch, the mood could quickly change at Lord's.

  4. Matthew Henry
    BBC Sport at Lord's

    Brendon McCullum was giving Harry Brook some catching practice in that break. It doesn’t look like it was him giving any big speeches.

  5. Sir Alastair Cook
    Former England captain on BBC Test Match Special

    I know this England team may be playing a different game, but in the batter's mind, it is the same game in terms of mentality. Ben Duckett will be questioning if his method is good enough?

  6. You're saying this might not actually be happening at all, Patrick? I like that reality...

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    The philosophy of Bazball goes even deeper than people realise. What is winning? What is a wicket? How do we know this match is even happening?

    Patrick, London

  8. England went from 188-1 to 325 all out. The mathematicians among you will have worked out that means Ben Stokes' side lost their last nine wickets for 137 runs.

    That's not great at the best of times but the manner of so many of those wickets is what will really rankle with England fans.

  9. Matthew Henry
    BBC Sport at Lord's

    The atmosphere here is not anger. It’s just disappointment and we all know that is worse.

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    Giving ourselves time for a big 4th innings chase? Great tactics.

    Josh in Otley

  11. Sir Alastair Cook
    Former England captain on BBC Test Match Special

    There's a sense of shock around the ground. We keep going back to that spell, how precious Test match runs and sessions are. We've all watched enough cricket, when you get in positions, it is so precious and you have to realise how precious that is and treasure it.

  12. Jonathan Agnew
    BBC cricket correspondent on Test Match Special

    Australia have burgled a lead there and there will be smiles all over their faces.

  13. wicket

    WICKET

    Tongue c sub (Renshaw) b Cummins 0 (Eng 325 all out)

    Short ball fended off to short leg and that'll do it.

    Pat Cummins gets his wicket and England have been bounced out for 325, giving Australia a first-innings lead of 91.

    No wonder the tourists look so happy. They looked under the pump for nearly 40 overs of England's innings but less than 40 overs later, they're in control again.

  14. Pat Cummins hasn't taken a wicket yet in the innings so with one left to get, the Australia skipper pulls rank and brings himself on...

  15. Phil Tufnell
    Former England spinner on BBC Test Match Special

    Jimmy and Broad are going to have to come out with the new ball and bowl them out cheaply. The bowlers haven't had much time off their feet. Very exciting, though. We've watched a bit of cricket haven't we?

  16. Eng 325-9

    Jimmy Anderson charges Travis Head first ball! He slaps it to mid-on, no run but it looks clear that this last pair aren't just going to try and hang around and pinch the odd single!

  17. Andy Zaltzman
    Cricket statistician on Test Match Special

    England have scored 47 runs this morning and lost five wickets.

  18. Jonathan Agnew
    BBC cricket correspondent on Test Match Special

    Broad's out, he hung around and played quite bravely. Got a couple of blows as well.

  19. wicket

    WICKET

    Broad lbw b Head 12 (Eng 325-9)

    No bat involved and it's three reds on ball-tracking. Two wickets in the over for Travis Head.

    One Stuart Broad missed with the sweep shot, he was in trouble.

    Not much turn for Head but the ball was going on to hit leg stump.

    Here comes Jimmy Anderson...

  20. Phil Tufnell
    Former England spinner on BBC Test Match Special

    Broad might have got a scratch on that.