Stumps, Day 3: England 258 (Burns 53, Bairstow 52; Hazlewood 3/58, Cummins 3/61, Lyon 3/68) lead Australia 80/4 (Khawaja 36; Broad 2/26) by 178 runs.
Stumps, Day 2: England 258 (Burns 53, Bairstow 52; Hazlewood 3/58) lead Australia 30/1 by 28 runs.
Day 1 at Lord's was washed out without a toss. England now have four days to draw level, and more rain is already predicted.
Australia’s win-loss ratio of 2.428 at Lord’s is the 6th-best for any side away from home with a 10-Test cut-off and the best with a 20-Test cut-off. They had lost just once in the 113-year span between 1896 and 2009.
England have plenty to play for in the second Test at Lord’s, while Australia should be wary of complacency.
Smith stars in Australia domination, India seal series win in T20Is, and another tied encounter in the Vitality Blast.
Australia 284 (Smith 144, Broad 5/86) and 124/3 lead England 374 (Burns 133) by 34 runs.
Steve Smith’s dream return to Test cricket, the doubts he suffered in the past, and the round-ups from other cricketing action elsewhere.
Steve Smith did well to rescue Australia from the depths to set up a decent first-innings total. The ball is now in England’s court.
England's win-loss ratio at Edgbaston (3.5) is the third-best for any side at any venue with a 25-Test cut-off.