Michael Vaughan
Former England captain on Test Match Special

That was like Ricky Ponting from Jordan Cox.

He plays it on top of the bounce, he is not lunging. He waits and waits, then plays it on top of the bounce.

He is playing mind games with Muhammad Abbas.

A couple of glorious boundaries from Jordan Cox, the first drilled past point when Abbas drops too short before a more elegant punch through the covers.

More good signs from England's new number three.

Khurram Shahzad briefly thinks that he has two in the over as Emilio Gay is struck on the thigh pad which goes through to the keeper.

A testing start here for England, there's still plenty in the pitch.

Michael Vaughan
Former England captain on Test Match Special

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That's a poor shot. It just was not there to drive.

He tried to throw the kitchen sink at it.

Disappointment there for Ben Duckett.

Jonathan Agnew
BBC Chief Cricket Commentator on Test Match Special

Well, that is a strange dismissal. A gift from Ben Duckett.

Duckett gets off the mark before Emilio Gay sees out the rest of the over.

Meanwhile, take a look at Ollie Robinson's magnificent spell of 4-11. Yes, you read that right.

This is tough on Pakistan's bowlers, too. They performed well yesterday before England's last-wicket pair of Gus Atkinson and Josh Tongue frustrated them this morning, but have barely had any rest as their batting innings lasted just 37.2 overs.

Muhammad Abbas takes the new ball, and Ben Duckett is solid in defence.

It's been a weird day in terms of the weather, with the sun now shining at Lord's as Ben Duckett and Emilio Gay make their way out to the middle with a lead of 180.

Let's not talk about tomorrow's forecast for now - England have an opportunity to take the game way beyond Pakistan right here.

Srinivas Vijaykumar
CricViz analyst

42.2% of false shots were induced by England in that innings.

That is the fourth-highest such figure across an innings since such records have existed in the last 20 years (since 2006) and the most England have induced in an innings since bowling Ireland out for 38 at Lord's in 2019 (50% false shots on that occasion).

Cheers, Mike.

That was absolutely ruthless from England.

Archer was rapid, Robinson was relentless, and Atkinson and Tongue backed them up admirably.

From Pakistan's point of view, yes the conditions suited bowlers, but that was very, very tame.

We're about 10 minutes from resumption at Lord's.

Here's Ffion Wynne to take you through the next passage of play.

Ollie Robinson finishes with figures of 4-11 from 13 overs, with six maidens and an economy rate of 0.84 runs an over.

He has been in remarkable form since returning to the side.

The wicket of Muhammad Abbas was Jofra Archer's third - he finishes with 3-26, while Josh Tongue has 2-27 after removing the key pair of Abdul Shafique and Babar Azam.

Vic Marks
Former England spinner on Test Match Special

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Well, we started the day thinking Pakistan are in this game.

Now, there's a big first innings lead of 180 for England.

Lots of individuals will want to get lots of runs. A lot of the fizz is taken out of the game because England are in a dominant position.

Ollie Robinson's record is staggering. If he stays fit and focussed, he is such an asset. Jofra Archer is getting better and stronger.

In terms of attack, England are building into something quite formidable.

Alison Mitchell
Test Match Special commentator

Jofra Archer, full and on target. England have done the job.

One run off Ollie Robinson's over as he hunts his five-wicket haul.

One delivery does beat the beat the bat of Muhammad Abbas.