The Ashes 2019, second Test, day two as it happened

After Warner departed cheaply, Bancroft and Khawaja were subjected to an absorbing examination by Broad, Archer and Woakes but managed to get through to stumps unscathed with Australia 1/30.  Bancroft is on five from 36 balls while Khawaja returns tomorrow with 10 runs to his name. 

The over rate was a bit of a concern today. Even though there was an extra hour of play, only 93 overs were completed, which is three more than a normal six-hour day but five short of the number teams were supposed to get through as a result of yesterday's wash-out. 

Australia trail England by 228 runs and will feel their decision to bowl first was justified. 

Day two is going to be a massive day for both sides. 

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Gone: David Warner departs for three after being bowled by Stuart Broad. The Australian is yet to pass 10 from three innings this series. Credit: AP

Woakes maintaining a nice straight line to Khawaja. Two from his first over as these two edge closer to stumps.

Archer has swapped ends and after five overs has only given up three runs. Bancroft is in no mood to raise the run rate ... it's all about survival against a debutant with his tail up and bowling sharp. 

On a side note, I feel for the wicketkeepers in this game - the ball has been wobbling about big time once it goes past the stumps. It's a recipe for a broken finger. Aside from Paine's dropped catch and lazy footwork at one point, the standard has been pretty good overall. 

Australia 1/22 

Khawaja whips to the leg side for four. It's a super shot but Broad and Archer are giving these two a serious workover. The debutant has gone for just three runs in his first four overs and hitting 90 miles per hour (144km/h). Neither side letting up. 

Australia 1/17 

Earlier in the day Nathan Lyon equalled Dennis Lillee's Test tally of 355 wickets. Credit: AP

There was some chat in Archer's last over Warner may have edged one behind and England did not appeal but it mattered little as Broad knocked over the opener's castle. He made three runs off 17 balls.

It's the the third time from three innings this series Broad has dismissed Warner, who is booed from the field by a lively Lord's crowd hoping to see another wicket or two before the close of play. 

Australia in a spot of bother at 1/11. Warner's scores this series are 2, 8 and 3. 

Ian Healy: "He didn't do much wrong, that was an amazing delivery". 

Broad opens up and is getting them through - one delivery was at 142km/h. 

Jofra Archer comes on from the Pavilion End - the same end he bowled the Super Over in the World Cup final about a month ago. 

His first ball in Test cricket is a nice loosener just outside the off-stump that Bancroft leaves alone. 

The next jags back and nearly cleans Bancroft up... it swings so much it beats Bairstow behind the stumps for four byes. Then a bumper. Crowd getting involved. Interesting viewing and tough period this for the Australians. 

Australia 0/7 off two overs

Bairstow is out slogging one into the deep on the leg side for 52. Khawaja comfortable under the high ball. 

If you'd offered that up to Australia at the start of the day, I reckon they would have certainly taken it. 

By the same token, from 2/26 England could have completely capitulated but grinded out a total that gives them something to bowl at. 

Australia will have (by my calculations) 18 overs today to bat out and knock off that deficit. 

Meanwhile, Nathan Lyon has equalled Dennis Lillee's career tally of 355 Test wickets. 

Bowling figures

Cummins - 3/61 off 21 overs 

Hazlewood - 3/58 off 22 overs 

Siddle - 1/48 off 13 overs 

Lyon - 3/68 off 19.1 overs 

Smith - 0/6 off two overs

Lyon bowls Broad for 11, who gets a small inside egde onto his leg stump. It's his second wicket of the day. England have lost 3/41 and looking like falling short of 300.

England 9/251 in 74th over

After a thorough examination around his off stump, Bairstow has managed to get through and bring up his 50 off 82 balls. Some crisp drives and good cross bat shots. 

Drama... David Warner drops Broad. Running back to catch a top edge, Warner did the hard work and got there with plenty of time but couldn't hang onto it. Don't see that often. Crowd goes wild and even more so when Cummins sprays one down the leg side that goes to the fence. 

Bowling to a plan pays off for Cummins who snares his third wicket. The delivery wasn't even particularly short but Archer was in two minds. Usman Khawaja takes a nice catch running back at gully from a leading edge that pops into the off-side. Another mini battle Cummins has won. 

And with Stuart Broad now at the crease, expect just as much - if not more - short stuff into his rib cage. England 8/230

Cummins continues to bounce Archer, twice to start his next over but strays a full ball onto his pads that Archer helps on its way for four down past fine leg. Fourth ball... another bouncer. Cummins is really bending his back and this deliberate plan is one the Australians clearly want to persist with even though Archer looks pretty comfortable getting under them. 

Ball five... flicked in the air to the leg side. Clever from Cummins because it came through to Archer a little lower, meaning had to play at it. 

Lyon getting some good shape with the ball too. 

England 7/229