England v Pakistan in pictures

Egg and bacon umbrellas at the ready - rain is forecast at Lord's today on the first day of the fourth Test Photograph: Tom Jenkins

The morning is a wash out, but if the rain holds off for half an hour or so that should be enough for the water to drain and for play to begin Photograph: Tom Jenkins

Stuart Broad signs tickets for young fans Photograph: Tom Jenkins

Spectators shelter under the tree in the Coronation Garden by the statue of WG Grace. They ought to get into the ground - Pakistan's skipper Salman Butt has won the toss and play is about to start Photograph: Tom Jenkins

Alastair Cook is on a tightrope early on. First up he's dropped off Mohammad Amir's bowling ... Photograph: Tom Jenkins

He also survives an lbw appeal ... Photograph: Tom Jenkins

... and is given out (caught behind off Amir's delivery) by umpire Billy Bowden, only for the decision to be overturned upon appeal Photograph: Tom Jenkins

Andrew Strauss was less fortunate. He was bowled by an inswinger from Mohammad Asif for just 13 Photograph: Tom Jenkins

Kevin Pietersen, Jonathan Trott and two of the coaches look out from the players' balcony Photograph: Tom Jenkins

The floodlights come on as the dark clouds come over again Photograph: Tom Jenkins

Just eight balls after Strauss's dismissal, the umpires look at their light-meters and decide conditions are unfit for play Photograph: Tom Jenkins

Drizzle and low light prevent any further action, leaving England on 39-1 at the end of the first day after 12.3 overs Photograph: Tom Jenkins