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  1. Twitter gives you 140 characters. Most of us could sum up what's going on in Cardiff with a mere four letter word.
  2. Anyone up to anything this afternoon? Fancy a stroll?
  3. I wouldn't bother KP with an autograph request for a while. He's got a look on his chops as clear as big KEEP OUT sign
  4. Overheard an Aussie say his team will be "as hungry as a hound near a tucker-box". Peachy phrasing
  5. Sunshine in Cardiff. Shadows all over the place. If anything's going to save England, it'll be partnerships not precipitation
  6. Breakfast time in Cardiff. It's raining. Not much, but it's still grey...
  7. Come friendly rain, and fall for hours/ This isn't fit for humans now
  8. 17-2. Anyone feel like we've been here before?
  9. 13-1. Told you. Sigh....
  10. Australia declare, England come in. This is when the ball suddenly starts swinging, and the pitch suddenly becomes nightmarish to bat on
  11. Simon Jones in the grandstand, leading the singing. Heartbreaking sight
  12. Sun now shining in Cardiff. Even worse news for England - they've only taken one wicket in the last 24 hours. Ouch
  13. More Lions on the prowl today - Gethin Jenkins, Martyn Williams and injured-before-the-tour Tom Shanklin
  14. Menacing clouds away to the north. Bad news for the blokes who've come as Smurfs - that blue face-paint won't take kindly to a downpour
  15. Is that Richie Benaud in the Cardiff press box? There's no mistaking that tanned visage - all hail the greatest commentator of all time
  16. Soggy start in Cardiff. More heavy wet mist than rain so far, but it's not the stuff of cricket dreams
  17. Floodlights on, covers off. 12 overs left in the day - we could be back on here, under lights for the first time in English Test cricket
  18. Sorry, Michael Fish. I should never have doubted you. More rain.
  19. Don't think this rain is going to last. Unfortunately for England
  20. What a hat-trick of Ashes stars in the corridor - Jeff Thompson, Allan Border and Gladstone Small. Truly we are not worthy