England v Australia LIVE: Cricket score and updates from ODI at Lord’s as Aussies start run chase

Zampa is into his seventh over, but there’s a lot of tinkering with the field.

The brief period of drizzle seems to have abated. Bethell defends the first two balls, and tries a sweep the first but top-edges it straight along the ground to the bowler.

Bethell gets off the mark with a heave into the leg side for a single.

Maxwell will bowl, Smith goes big and over his head, but it’s stopped again on the boundary by Sean Abbott. It’s his fourth consecutive 2.

Maxwell has potentially taken a bit of pace of it after his expensive first over, but Livingstone has a four, it has just gone out of reach of Smith, and the rain has started to fall.

Livingstone tries to hit the ball so hard, another glove, it flies over short third for a couple.

Smith has gone! He hits the ball straight to backward point and has to depart for 39!

Harry Brook’s impressive innings has come to an end! He launched the ball from Zampa into the air and it was well-caught and judged by a diving Glenn Maxwell.

He finished with 87 from just 58 deliveries including important partnerships with Duckett and Smith.

Livingstone gets off the mark with a drive up to long on.

Smith sweeps straight-ish for another boundary but it has just been cut off before going over the rope by Labuschagne, and there’s another dive at deep extra cover from Alex Carey.

Labuschagne got just the one over, with Hazlewood coming back into the attack from the Nursery End, and he’s been scooped for four the first ball of the over!

Brook turns the ball off his hip through square leg for another four. He has batted exceptionally so far today.

A no ball from the final over allows England another chance to score runs, Hazlewood has bowled a few of them this series, but it’s a solid yorker that just goes between pad and leg stump.

Nine overs left of the first innings.

Smith hauls across the line for another boundary.

Overthrows! Smith just managed to get his foot in the crease, the ball ricochets off the stumps and away for four runs after the throw from Inglis.

A bizarre passage of play!

Labuschagne comes on to bowl, his first ball is a low full toss, swatted away to long on but only for a single.

The next ball is launched over the covers right in front of the media centre for a big six from Smith, his second six of the innings.

Another low full toss is just kept in by Abbott on the boundary and that brings up the 200 for England.

Zampa has been expensive in his first four overs, but started this one a bit tighter.

Brook tries a sweep but doesn’t get hold of it, and that was a better bowler from the spinner.

Abbott bowls, and again it’s bouncing twice before reaching the goalkeeper. Smith pulls the ball high and out into the leg side, but it drops just short of Maxwell.

He then fires one down the leg side and the ball goes through Inglis for a bonus couple of runs, he tries a bouncer and it’s pulled comfortably by Smith towards square leg.

Brook chases one down leg, gloves it but wide of the wicketkeeper and he will pick up four more runs for it.

Smith has smashed Zampa for a massive six the first ball of his over! He’s almost chosen the furthest corner of the ground up in front of the Allen Stand, but he has nailed it.

Much more comfortable runs than his opener, and Brook has added another massive hit into the Tavern! He goes back and plays it perfectly.

Mitchell Marsh will bowl after Maxwell’s short-lived spell. Brook drives the first one, it’s well-parried by Hazlewood to prevent a boundary.

Smith comes down the pitch and gets off the mark with an inside edge off the pad that darts into the off side.

Brook brings up his half century with a well-timed dap down through point for two.