Ashes: day two of the second Test at Lord's

England start the day on 364 for six with the captain, Andrew Strauss, keen to build on his tally of 161. But he's gone second ball! Strauss opts to leave Ben Hilfenhaus's delivery, which swings inwards and clips the stumps Photograph: Mike Hewitt/Getty Images

The Australian paceman, Hilfenhaus, is congratulated on taking a key wicket Photograph: William West/AFP/Getty Images

Second over, second wicket. This time Peter Siddle causes Graeme Swann to prod the ball to second slip where Ponting is the gleeful recipient. Swann scored just four runs Photograph: Gareth Copley/PA

Make that three in three, as Stuart Broad is bowled by Hilfenhaus for 16 Photograph: Scott Heavey/Action Images

It's now down to James Anderson and Graham Onions... the latter seen here ducking a bouncer Photograph: William West/AFP/Getty Images

Onions slams the ball past Michael Hussey for four runs Photograph: Ian Kington/AFP/Getty Images

James Anderson scored a speedy 29 runs before being caught by Hussey, leaving England all out for 425 Photograph: Nigel French/EMPICS Sport

The boot is soon on the other foot as Anderson takes an early wicket at the start of Australia's innings. Phillip Hughes's dismissal leaves the Aussies on 4 for 1 Photograph: Philip Brown/Reuters

Andrew Flintoff lines up a delivery Photograph: Nigel French/EMPICS Sport

Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip watch the action unfold Photograph: Mike Hewitt/Getty Images

England set up an aggressive slip cordon including Andrew Strauss, Andrew Flintoff, Paul Collingwood and Matt Prior Photograph: Nigel French/EMPICS Sport

Ricky Ponting waits in his crease as the third umpire deliberates on his status. Anderson's delivery had ricocheted towards the slips following Ponting's hopeless swipe and the ball was narrowly caught by Strauss. Replays showed Ponting's bat was nowhere near the ball; instead he should have been given out LBW. Either way, he's gone and Australia are 10-2... Photograph: Tom Shaw/Getty Images

Rain clouds gather above Lord's and the covers are pulled over with Australia on 31-2 Photograph: Kirsty Wigglesworth/AP