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Lunch will break the Ozzie concentration. 291/9. England lead by 19.

At 7/2, when England were eight wickets down in the second innings. I could get 25/1 right now.

There goes my tenner.

I blew a tenner on Oz at 3.5/1

And an unbroken partnership of just 5 runs for the second wicket brings both teams back to joint favourites. I'm finding the market movements quite illuminating.

Oz lose a wicket and England are once again odds-on favourites. I trust there are no big banks betting my pension fund on this game.

Seems about right. He may turn out to be a test batsman like Matt Prior ... capable of a big, match-changing score, but equally capable of disappointing. One test innings is no basis on which to make a real assessment.

It's reaching that point. Australia now 4/7. England 11/8. Go large!

I doubt if they'll say. More than that. I doubt if they've yet decided.

Australia now favourites at 5/6. England evens. 63/0 in the real game.

Your advice is being followed. Australia have drifted out to 1/1. England 5/6.

Australia and England now joint favourites at 10/11.

Australia Evens (England 5/6)

Now 5/4 (England 4/6)

A lot of folk obviously think so. Odds are now 11/8. England still favourites, though, at 8/13.

6/4

Odds are now 8/5. This is more exciting than the cricket.

Missed that. Happy I took the high price.

Odds are 21/10 now. And they've only scored 16 runs.

As young master Agar has shown ... this is a test match where records can be broken. There's loads of time and scope for at least four or five decent batsmen to build a biggish innings.